Darwin to Adelaide: Fly from Darwin to Adelaide or board the Ghat for a classic rail journey from Darwin to Adelaide via the Red Centre. In Adelaide explore the museums of North Terrace swim with dolphins in Glenelg or picnic in gardens that sprawl over almost half the city. Drive to the picturesque Adelaide Hills and Barossa Valley vineyards. Taste sacramental wine made by Jesuit priests in the Clare Valley and climb to the rim of Wilpena Pound in the ancient Flinders Ranges.Or drive south of Adelaide to visit wineries do rugged coastal walks and dive with leafy sea dragons on the vast Fleurieu Peninsula. Take the ferry to Kangaroo Island where all types of native animals frolic on the pristine beaches and in the forests desert dunes and farmland. Get up close to penguins in Penneshaw and a sea lion colony at Seal Roks and enjoy the regional produce of this unique island experience.
Darwin to red Centre or Broome: Fly from darwin to Alice Springs or drive there down the Stuart Highway in two to three days. Join a tour or drive the Red Centre way to iconic Uluru. On the way visit the West MacDonnell Ranges where you can swim in Glen Horge and see Standley Chasm blaze in the midday sun. Wander the desert oasis of Palm velley in finke gorge National Park and trek to the rim of Kings Canyon in Watarrka National Park. See Uluru from camel back helicopter or motorbike then walk around the base with an Anangu guide. Take in the steep russet domes of nearby Kata Tjuta on the valley of the winds walk.
Darwin and surrounds: Soak up Darwin' s balmy weather and the melting pot of food and cultures in the city's many outdoor festivals and markets. Then explore the region's dramatic history from World War ll air raids to Cyclone Tracy in the museums and galleries. Sail Darwin harbour at sunset cruise next to crocodiles and bushwalk through monsoon forest. Take a ferry or fly to the Tiwi Islands where you can learn about the unique culture and beliefs of the Tiwi people. Watch them fashion art pottery sculptures and wooden carvings in the distinctive Tiwi style. Drive the Nature's Way to World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park where you can hike the rugged escarpments cruise the wetlands and discover a treasure trove of Abroriginal rock art.
