NORTHERN TERRITORY

Seven Emu Station (Victoria River District) – This cattle station offers stunning clifftop campsites overlooking the Robinson River, perfect for relaxation and wildlife spotting. Explore the station’s 4WD tracks, fishing spots, and Aboriginal rock art sites.

The Kimberley (East Kimberley and West Kimberley) – The Kimberley region encompasses a vast and diverse landscape with towering sandstone ranges, ancient rock art sites, and remote cattle stations. Explore a network of challenging 4WD tracks that wind through valleys, gorges, and along the iconic Gibb River Road. The Kimberley is a haven for experienced adventurers, birdwatchers, and those seeking a true wilderness experience.

Litchfield National Park – This park offers a range of experiences, from towering waterfalls (like Florence Falls and Wangi Falls) and refreshing swimming holes to hidden termite mounds and sandstone escarpments. Take scenic 4WD tracks that lead to secluded campsites, with some requiring permits for overnight stays. Be sure to cool off in the plunge pools after a day of exploring.

Kakadu National Park (World Heritage Site) – This world-renowned park boasts a diverse landscape with towering escarpments, ancient rock art sites, and vast floodplains teeming with wildlife. Explore a network of 4WD tracks that lead to waterfalls, swimming holes, and Aboriginal cultural sites. Be sure to secure permits for camping and be mindful of cultural sensitivities.

Nitmiluk National Park K – Explore a stunning network of gorges carved by the Katherine River. Take scenic 4WD tracks to remote campsites, with some accessible only by boat. Go canoeing or kayaking on the Katherine River, and explore the spectacular Nitmiluk Gorge.

Tanami Desert – Experience a vast and remote desert landscape with towering sand dunes, Aboriginal rock art sites, and hidden waterholes. Tackle challenging 4WD tracks suitable for experienced adventurers only. The Tanami Desert offers a true sense of isolation and a unique astronomical experience due to minimal light pollution.

The Lost City – Embark on a historical adventure to the remote gold-mining settlement of Arltunga, also known as “The Lost City.” Tackle challenging 4WD tracks through the Central Australian desert, and explore the remnants of this once-thriving town, including abandoned buildings, mineshafts, and a cemetery.

Gregory National Park – Escape to a diverse landscape with towering sandstone ranges, hidden waterholes, and Aboriginal rock art sites. Explore a network of 4WD tracks that lead to secluded campsites and natural wonders. The park is a haven for experienced bushwalkers, geologists, and those seeking a true wilderness experience. Keep an eye out for euros, wallabies, and unique birdlife.

Flora River Nature Park – This vast nature park offers a chance to explore a network of gorges, Aboriginal rock art sites, and diverse wildlife. Take challenging 4WD tracks that lead to remote campsites with stunning views. The park is a haven for experienced adventurers, birdwatchers, and those seeking a secluded escape. Be aware of seasonal closures during the wet season.

Umbrella Beach (Limmen Bight Marine Park) – Experience a unique and remote beach with towering red cliffs, white sand, and a natural rock arch resembling an umbrella. Tackle challenging 4WD tracks to reach this remote location, and be prepared for limited facilities. The beach is a haven for experienced fishermen, with opportunities for fishing, crabbing, and exploring the tidal rock pools.

Van Dieman Gulf – Explore a vast and remote gulf coastline with towering cliffs, Aboriginal rock art sites, and diverse marine life. Take challenging 4WD tracks that lead to hidden coves and secluded campsites. The gulf is a haven for experienced fishermen, kayakers, and those seeking a true wilderness experience. Be aware of tidal conditions and potential saltwater crocodile encounters in certain areas.

Tablelands Conservation Reserve – This vast conservation reserve offers a challenging off-grid adventure with towering mesas, sandstone plateaus, and hidden gorges. Tackle challenging 4WD tracks suitable for experienced adventurers only. The Tablelands offer a true sense of isolation, and minimal light pollution creates spectacular stargazing opportunities.