Australian Holidays and Travel Guide

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Jennifer Pinkerton

Travel Journalist

<p><i>Yes, you should go</i> to <strong>Kakadu</strong> in <i>Wet Season</i></p>

Yes, you should go to Kakadu in Wet Season

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<p><i>Your guide to solo travel</i> in the <strong>NT</strong></p>

Your guide to solo travel in the NT

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<p><i>The best places to camp</i> from <strong>Darwin</strong> to <strong>Kakadu</strong> and <strong>Katherine</strong></p>

The best places to camp from Darwin to Kakadu and Katherine

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<p><i>Incredible day trips</i> from <strong>Darwin</strong> you need to try</p>

Incredible day trips from Darwin you need to try

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Darwin

Incredible day trips from Darwin you need to try

A holiday to Darwin isn’t complete without venturing into the natural and cultural wonders that lie beyond its city lights. Here, four of the best day trips from Darwin.

Kakadu

Yes, you should go to Kakadu in Wet Season

Myth has it that Kakadu is best visited during the calm and cloudless dry season. But intense weather seeds surprise, adventure and new life. We go in search of the soul of Kakadu in Wet Season.

The best places to camp from Darwin to Kakadu and Katherine

The driving route from Darwin to Katherine via Kakadu and Nitmiluk national parks is a popular one.

Your guide to solo travel in the NT

There's no better place to contemplate life than against the stunning blue skies and spirited red dunes of the Northern Territory. But is it safe to travel through Australia's outback on your own? We think so. Here's how it's done.