Jettisoning out of the ground more than 348 metres into the sky, Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, is now closed to climbing.
Written by : Wayoutback on 29 October
After the success of the Field of Light exhibition, a stunning light installation located next to Uluru, artist Bruce Munro will be creating something new for the NT in Darwin.
Written by : Wayoutback on 13 June
While the ‘Red Centre’ might still be Australia’s beating heart, it is Kakadu National Park where the Aussies go to cool off. With 20,000 sq.
Written by : Wayoutback on 26 October
One of the best experiences in your lifetime you can have is to journey through the Northern Territory of Australia on a tour from Alice Springs to Darwin.
Written by : Wayoutback on 11 October
From the moment you make a scenic landing in Uluru – the ancient, purple-hued megalith that protrudes from the Northern Territory’s nondescript desert plain – every cliché about Australia’s “spiritual...
Written by : Wayoutback on 07 June
Australia's Red Centre is the true Outback Australia. An awe-inspiring landscape of ancient mountain ranges, desert plains and weathered gorges, including the unmistakable monolith of Uluru/ Ayres Rock and the...
Written by : Wayoutback on 14 April
Australia's Top End offers a variety of experiences, from fine dining in the cosmopolitan capital, Darwin, to full-on Crocodile Dundee-style camping by a billabong.
Written by : Wayoutback on 30 March
When you decide to venture outside of Darwin for the day there are a few places within a short distance that are absolutely amazing and must see places while you...
Written by : Wayoutback on 27 February
Are you ready for your once in a lifetime trip to Uluru? Have you considered everything you may need to pack? Are you prepared for the (sometimes harsh) conditions of the...
Written by : Wayoutback on 16 January
Are you planning on booking a tour from Alice Springs to Darwin or from Darwin to Alice Springs? If not, you should be! We often find our guests have a day...
Written by : Wayoutback on 29 December
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