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We’re delving into the unbeaten paths of our vast landscape, uncovering hidden gems and embracing the thrill of adventure. Join us as we navigate rugged terrains and explore offbeat destinations that showcase the beauty and diversity of Australia.
Follow our journey and experience the excitement of stepping off the main road, one adventure at a time.
We arrived dusty and travel-worn, but Alice Springs greeted us with warmth, colour and comfort. From quirky cafes to red desert sunsets — don’t believe everything you read about Alice.
Don’t rush Uluru — take a few days to soak in the stories, landscapes and stillness. We explored by foot, watched the rock glow at sunset, and came away with full hearts and red-tinged boots.
Massive, mysterious and far less crowded than Uluru, Kata Tjuṯa blew us away. We wandered among towering domes, soaked in the silence, and left feeling tiny, dusty, and full of quiet awe.
A breathtaking rim walk, dramatic sandstone cliffs, and a peaceful Garden of Eden — Kings Canyon delivered some of the most stunning outback views we've seen. A true Northern Territory highlight.
Often when travelling together it’s great to visit places individually so that we have a different point of view.
Red cliffs, cool swims and desert stillness — Ormiston Gorge delivers classic Outback beauty. Whether hiking the Pound Walk or spotting wallabies by the waterhole, this is a place that stays with you.
Nestled in the heart of the West MacDonnell Ranges, the Ochre Pits offer a fascinating glimpse into Australia’s rich cultural and natural history.
Nestled in the rugged beauty of the West MacDonnell Ranges, Standley Chasm is a natural wonder that left us in awe.
This stunning natural landmark feels like a hidden sanctuary, where the arid landscape meets the cool refuge of a dry creek bed nestled between towering cliffs.
Scattered across the desert like a giant’s abandoned playground, these enormous granite boulders balance precariously, defying gravity and sparking our imaginations.
This wildlife park isn’t just about crocs; it’s a gateway to learning about Australia’s unique animals and the ecosystems they call home.
The wildlife here isn’t just something to see—it’s an essential part of what makes the NT so unforgettable.
Our visit to the Darwin Botanical Gardens was a serene escape into the lush, tropical beauty of the Top End.
Our visit to the Darwin Botanical Gardens was a serene escape into the lush, tropical beauty of the Top End.
Mindil Beach Markets is more than just a market—it’s an experience that captures the spirit of Darwin.
Hidden beneath Darwin’s streets, the WWII Oil Storage Tunnels reveal a fascinating slice of wartime history. Cool, dark, and atmospheric, they’re a reminder of the city’s strategic role and resilience during the bombings.
Visiting the Legislative Assembly isn’t just for political enthusiasts. It’s a chance to learn about the NT’s unique challenges and its efforts to carve out a voice on the national stage.
Dundee Beach is a laid-back coastal escape where sunsets steal the show. With fishing boats bobbing offshore, soft sand underfoot, and that endless Territory sky, it’s the perfect spot to pause and breathe.
Skimming across the water on an airboat with Northern Territory Airboats was one of the most exhilarating experiences we’ve had in the Top End.
Known for its incredible waterfalls and swimming spots, Litchfield National park is a must-visit for anyone exploring the Top End.
Among the beautiful landscapes of the Northern Territory lies a solemn reminder of Australia’s wartime history.
Tucked away in the bush near Adelaide River, this vast complex was once one of the largest fixed installations in the Northern Territory during the war.
Robin Falls, tucked away near Adelaide River, is one of those places that feels like a secret waiting to be shared.
Neil was in his element at the Lazy Lizard Tavern in Pine Creek, wandering through and getting inspiration for his dream man cave.
Nitmiluk Gorge didn’t just meet our expectations; it exceeded them.
Our time in Katherine gave us the chance to experience the heart of the Northern Territory. This charming town, rich in history and surrounded by natural beauty, offered plenty to explore.
After weeks in the dry, dusty outback, arriving at Bitter Springs and Mataranka felt like stepping into paradise. We decided to spend a full week here, giving ourselves the time to relax, recharge, and soak in the natural beauty of the region.
From the pub’s welcoming energy to the historical depth of Stuart’s Tree and the airport, it’s a stop that blends fun, history and a little bit of the unexpected.
Banka Banka Station isn’t just a place to stay—it’s an experience. It captures the essence of outback Australia: remote, peaceful, and undeniably captivating.
The locals call it “mango madness,” a reference to the season’s effect on people and the abundance of mangoes ripening everywhere.