Travel Info / Gay and Lesbian
Venture to the Northern Territory for a journey of revival and relaxation. From the lush tropical surrounds of the Top End to the desert sands of the Red Centre, there are a plethora of attractions that will tickle you pink.
Within its vast areas of untouched wilderness there are nature-based adventures, Aboriginal cultural experiences and plenty of Territory-unique attractions just waiting to be explored.
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Alice Springs »
A cultural oasis with more Aboriginal art galleries than anywhere else in the world, its surprises are as numerous as the natural wonders and adventure activities that surround it.
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Darwin »
Indulge in Darwin city’s enviable lifestyle and make the most of its eclectic markets, outstanding restaurants, bars and cafes. It’s also an excellent base from which to explore the natural beauty of Litchfield National Park and discover Aboriginal art on the Tiwi Islands.
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Kakadu & Arnhem Land »
Eclipsing Darwin to the east, Kakadu and Arnhem Land are mind-blowing landscapes that are soaked in the presence of their traditional land owners. Towering escarpments, lush wetlands, booming waterfalls and colours all shades of green, amaze as much as the culture that calls it home.
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Katherine »
Best known for Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge, it’s the home of abundant waterways and rugged escarpment that sets the scene for real Territory-style adventure. Canoe the Gorge and unwind in the thermal therapies of Mataranka Springs.
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Tennant Creek »
Home to some of Australia's biggest cattle stations, this is genuine outback country, characterised by grassy plains, wide blue skies and the warmth and friendliness of its people. Relive the underground gold mining past, visit character-filled pubs and roadhouses, and wander through the ancient rock formations of the Devils Marbles.
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Uluru-Kata Tjuta »
Magical from a distance, the rock is even more so up close. Take a walk around its base at sunrise and get up close and personal to the fissures and textures of its weathered surface. Discover the magnitude of Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) and watch the ancient domes change colour as the sun sets.
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