In the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia, 200km northwest of Perth and 17km south of the small coastal fishing village of Cervantes, Nambung National Park expands across an area of 192.7 sq kms and is famous for its striking archaeological beauty and...
Howard Springs Nature Park Looking for a place to spend the day out in nature relaxing, walking, exploring or enjoying an afternoon picnic or barbeque with the family? Howard Springs Nature Park is the perfect spot for you! There’s a range of outdoor playground areas...
If you want to see a saltwater crocodile in person, there’s no better place to go than Kakadu National Park. There are approximately 100,000 crocodiles total (both saltwater and freshwater) throughout the Northern Territory and a huge number of them (10,000!) live in...
If you’re in Kakadu National Park, you can’t miss out on the Cahills Crossing over the East Alligator River. The river here is a feeding ground for lots of saltwater crocodiles, and it’s one of the most dangerous bodies of water in the country. Crocodiles are the main...
If you’re going to the gorgeous Kakadu National Park, you’ll find there is no shortage of things to see—in fact, there are so many that it can feel overwhelming deciding what to see. If you want to start your adventure as prepared as possible, make...
If you’re in Australia’s Northern Territory, you can’t miss out on a trip to Kakadu National Park. Kakadu National Park is such an important landmark that it was added as a World Heritage Site in 1981. You’ll find it 240 kilometres north of Darwin. To get to Kakadu...
The largest and perhaps most well-known attraction in Litchfield National Park is Wangi Falls. A segmented waterfall on the Wangi Creek, located near the western boundary of the park, renowned for its accessibility and outstanding natural beauty. This massive double...
Encapsulated in the lush landscape and spectacular scenery of Litchfield National Park, approximately an hour and a half from Darwin, the magnificent rock pools and waterholes of Buley Rockhole (pronounced “Bew-lee”) offers visitors a glorious oasis to...
Located deep in the heart of Litchfield National Park in the Northern Territory of Australia, surrounded by a remote pocket of thick monsoonal rainforest and the ancient landscape of wild rugged cliffs, Florence Falls, also commonly known as ‘Karrimurra’...
There is absolutely no question as to why Litchfield National Park is one of the Northern Territory’s most spectacular travel destinations and popular amongst both tourists and locals alike. A natural wonderland of majestic waterfalls that flow abundantly all...
