Northern Territory
You'll never never know if you never never go!

The "Never Never Land".

A land of huge proportions, amazing wildlife and scenery. The "Territory" has it all. From Kakadu to the fishing the great Barramundi. From Humongous Salt Water Crocodiles to the delicacy of never-seen-before tropical fruit, the Northern Territory has it all.

Elsey Homestead Replica

The Elsey Homestead Replica is an authentic replica that was especially constructed for the film ' We of the Never Never'. Every detail is duplicated down to the hand hewn local Cypress Pine. Nearby are Aboriginal gunyas, or wurlies, built with the advice of local Aboriginal elders.

Aboriginal Australia Art and Culture Centre , Alice Springs , Northern Territory

Welcome to Arrernte country Alice Springs (Mparntwe). For 40,000 years, this area has been a traditional 'meeting place' for the trading of artefacts, knowledge, art and culture. The gallery at the Aboriginal Art and Culture Centre includes a display of local Arrernte culture and an Aboriginal music museum. Learn to play a didjeridoo at the only didjeridu university in the world. Activities also include boomerang and spear throwing, billy tea and damper, as well as a bush tucker experience. You will need an hour to view this attraction and tours are available. Aboriginal culture is presented in the form of an exciting range of half to three day tours conducted by local Aboriginal guides interpreters available in French and German translation brochures. Please note that activities vary from day to day and from season to season. Please enquire at the Centre for a daily guide of what's on. Special tours for groups or individuals are available on request.
 

ANZAC Hill

The most visited landmark in Alice Springs, ANZAC Hill is the ideal spot for an overview of the town. The lookout affords a panoramic view of Alice Springs and the beautiful MacDonnell Ranges. ANZAC Hill has significance for the local Aboriginal people. The Anzac Hill Memorial was unveiled on 25 April 1934 (Anzac Day) and was originally dedicated to all those members of the armed services who had paid the supreme sacrifice during World War I. It has now become a memorial to all those who have served in the defence of their country during all wars in which Australia has participated.
 

   

Salt Water Croc' & Mysterious Corroborree
Photos by Paul Evans

You'll never never know if you never never go

   
A "Salty" Croc Attack!                     Nature's brilliance
Photos by Paul Evans
 

Darwin Harbour

Darwin Harbour is twice the size of Sydney Harbour with sunken ships from World War II, Cyclone Tracy and confiscated Indonesian fishing vessels. There are cultured pearl farms, mangrove tidal areas and sandy beaches. Take a voyage of discovery around the foreshores or spend a day out fishing for Barramundi, Jewfish, Golden Snapper and Threadfin Salmon, or go for the adventure of scuba diving around the wrecks. There are a number of very popular options for discovering the true extent of the harbour. Enjoy a relaxing cruise on an old pearl lugger, a thrilling flight in a seaplane, a gentle hovercraft trip, or for the more adventurous, helicopter flights are available.

  

Tropical Waterfalls            Glorious colour awaits you!

Photos by Paul Evans

Kakadu National Park

Kakadu National Park has been placed on the World Heritage list for it's outstanding natural and cultural values. The Park has some of the most extensive collections of rock art in the world which are reminders of the Aboriginal people's long association with the land. Kakadu also has impressive scenery, including towering red escarpment country, vast wetlands and extensive woodlands, including scattered pockets of rainforest. Today, the Park is managed jointly by its traditional Aboriginal owners and the staff of Parks Australia.





Koalas enthral.
Photo by Paul Evans
 

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