Destination
Keep Dreaming of… the Northern Territory
Keep Dreaming of Sacred Tales and Ancient Trails
The world needs us to stay in right now, so instead of boarding your next plane, join us as we continue dreaming about our next holiday.
Today we visit the Northern Territory - the pathway to Aboriginal culture and exploring the Australian landscape. Join us as we delve into this authentic and charming part of Australia.
Where to Stay
A distinct and spiritual experience awaits you at Longitude 131°. Camping doesn't come more glamorous, nor the view more spectacular than staying in one of the 16 luxury pavilions with views overlooking Uluru. One of the famed Luxury Lodges of Australia, you'll awake to a private view of the warm rays of the sun rising over majestic Uluru and in the evening enjoy undisturbed star-gazing in the wilderness.
Pavilion at Longitude 131°
Native bush surrounding Cicada Lodge
Bamurru Plains is an exclusive safari lodge, located on the coastal floodplains of the Mary River and offers guests exposure to one of most significant ecosystems in Australia. The design of the 10 safari bungalows allows you the unique opportunity to watch the parade of wildlife emerge to feed on the floodplain from the comfort of your bed. Other activities include airboat safaris spotting crocodiles, bird watching and guided wilderness walks.
Kingfisher Suite at Bamurru Plains | Photographer: Shaana McNaught
Voyages Sails in the Desert hotel
Where to Dine
Tali Wiru meaning 'beautiful dune' in local Anangu language, is an intimate open-air restaurant with magnificent views of Uluru. The contrast between the spectacular natural setting and the world-class gastronomic adventure on your plate is simply awe-inspiring. Seating only 10 couples, enjoy an exquisite four-course dinner with each dish paired with premium Australian wine.
Dining at Tali Wiru
Nowhere serves up the wild tastes of the Top End in finer style than Pee Wee's at the Point in Darwin. The menu here includes local wild caught saltwater Barramundi, kangaroo, buffalo cheese, crocodile and the list goes on. Don't worry, there are plenty of less adventurous options. The al fresco setting overlooking Fannie Bay is truly sublime.
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The Mindil Beach Sunset Market is the heart of Darwin's cultural melting pot. You can taste local delicacies such as Barramundi, Kangaroo and Crocodile or indulge in international cuisines from all around the world. Better still, satisfy your taste buds while watching a spectacular tropical sunset
Picnic watching the sunset at The Mindil Beach Sunset Market
Canapes and champagne at Under a Desert Moon
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