6 articles to prepare your trip
Parc National de Nitmiluk
Thirteen rust-red gorges, the Katherine River and Jawoyn heritage: practical guide to Nitmiluk National Park in Australia's Top End.
The world's largest coral reef system, the Great Barrier Reef stretches for 2,200 km along Queensland's coast, accessible from Cairns and several ports on the east coast.
Atherton Tablelands
A volcanic plateau west of Cairns, the Atherton Tablelands combine rainforest, crater lakes, waterfalls and endemic fauna from northern Queensland.
Terre d'Arnhem
Yolngu Aboriginal territory covering 97,000 km² in northern Australia: rock art, wild fauna and regulated access by permit.
Parc National de Litchfield
140 km from Darwin, Litchfield National Park concentrates swimable waterfalls, cathedral termite mounds and spectacular sandstone formations. Our complete guide.
Parc National de Kakadu
Australia's largest park and UNESCO jewel, Kakadu spans 20,000 km² of wild landscapes, ancient rock art and spectacular wildlife just 3 hours from Darwin.
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