Events in Northern Territory

A Good Rest B and B

Alice Springs, NT

Whether its business, pleasure or time to unwind, A Good Rest B and B offers a spacious retreat balancing executive finishing's with tropical surrounds. For quality bed and breakfast accommodation in Alice Springs, choose A Good Rest B and B. They have a fully self-contained private villa set in a quite beautiful garden with pool and spa to enjoy and relax. The alfresco area is available to our guests to sit and enjoy a glass of wine. They also have two queen bedrooms available in the main house where we cater for guests and make them feel at home. Also, a family room with own ensuite, King bed, singles and a fold out lounge if required. Includes a hearty breakfast at the start of the day before continuing on your journey or to do sightseeing around Alice itself. They cater for all dietary requirements and evening meals can be arranged on request at a small cost. Pet Friendly in two areas Free Wi-Fi Own private entrance Liquor licensed and pet friendly Complimentary washing facilities and luggage storage available while on tour Can assist with airport transfers and tours A beautiful area for garden weddings, birthdays, anniversaries. Close to tourist attractions - School of the Air and The Telegraph Station to start the Larapinta Trail.

A Taste of Ireland - The Irish Music & Dance Sensation

Darwin City, NT

24 Sept 2026

Direct from Off-Broadway and London's West End, the internationally acclaimed A Taste of Ireland Company returns with its flagship production, A Taste of Ireland - The Irish Music & Dance Sensation, touring Australia in 2026. Laugh, cry, and jig into the night with a production that is Celtic, for this generation. Performed by former World Irish dance champions, and featuring dancers from Lord of the Dance, Riverdance, and the recent West End cast of Éireann, A Taste of Ireland brings the spirit and energy of modern Ireland to life with a pint of Irish wit. Watch world-class performers blend melodic folk mash-ups, live jaw-dropping acapella tap battles, and heartfelt storytelling in a live celebration of Irish music and dance. Featuring revamped classics of 'Danny Boy', 'Tell Me Ma', 'Wild Rover', and many more well-known songs, the show's reimagined contemporary score blossoms alongside the brash Irish charm of the live dance cast. A Taste of Ireland merges cultural traditions, modern flair, and craic galore to deliver a performance that has been leaving audiences across the globe jigging on their feet for the last decade.

AAOK Lakes Resort and Caravan Park

Berry Springs, NT

AAOK Lakes Resort and Caravan Park provides quality accommodation to the traveling public and caravanners for long or short term stays. They have large shady sites with grassed camping areas, powered sites, cabins and budget accommodation. Tourists are well catered for in their seasonal onsite restaurant with alfresco dining on the deck, cold beers and other drinks served from the bar. ​ AAOK Lakes Resort and Caravan Park is located 40 minutes from Darwin, 40 minutes from Litchfield NP and only five minutes from the Territory Wildlife Park and the Berry Springs Nature Reserve swimming area. The perfect location for exploring the region. Kids stay free under the age of 12 years. The powered and unpowered sites are pet friendly. Onsite swimming pool with seating.

AAT Kings Day Tours (Red Centre)

Alice Springs, NT

With over 150 expertly crafted holiday itineraries to choose from, AAT Kings offers something for everyone. Discover bucket list destinations on a sightseeing Day Tour, escape the everyday on a 2-7 day Short Break, or experience the getaway of a lifetime on a 4-22 day fully Guided Holiday. From simplicity through to luxury, they are sure to find the perfect fit from their great range of itineraries, all effortlessly organised and hassle free. Their knowledge and experience of this beautiful land ensures that you’ll see the world-renowned sights you have heard so much about as well as the hidden gems that will take your breath away. Rebook. Refund. Relax. Enjoy peace of mind knowing that whatever the future may hold, your travel plans can be adapted to suit your needs. Rebook your trip with full flexibility. Refund guarantee with selected minimum notice periods. Relax with an iconic tour brand that has been operating over 100 years. Terms and conditions apply.

AAT Kings Day Tours (Top End)

Winnellie, NT

With over 150 expertly crafted holiday itineraries to choose from, AAT Kings offers something for everyone. Discover bucket list destinations on a sightseeing Day Tour, escape the everyday on a 2-7 day Short Break, or experience the getaway of a lifetime on a 4-22 day fully Guided Holiday. From simplicity through to luxury, they are sure to find the perfect fit from their great range of itineraries, all effortlessly organised and hassle free. Their knowledge and experience of this beautiful land ensures that you’ll see the world-renowned sights you have heard so much about as well as the hidden gems that will take your breath away. Rebook. Refund. Relax Enjoy peace of mind knowing that whatever the future may hold, your travel plans can be adapted to suit your needs. Rebook your trip with full flexibility. Refund guarantee with selected minimum notice periods. Relax with an iconic tour brand that has been operating over 100 years.

AAT Kings Guided Holidays

Alice Springs, NT

With over 150 expertly crafted holiday itineraries to choose from, AAT Kings offers something for everyone. Discover bucket list destinations on a sightseeing Day Tour, escape the everyday on a 2-7 day Short Break, or experience the getaway of a lifetime on a 4-22 day fully Guided Holiday. From simplicity through to luxury, they are sure to find the perfect fit from their great range of itineraries, all effortlessly organised and hassle free. Their knowledge and experience of this beautiful land ensures that you’ll see the world-renowned sights you have heard so much about as well as the hidden gems that will take your breath away. Rebook. Refund. Relax. Enjoy peace of mind knowing that whatever the future may hold, your travel plans can be adapted to suit your needs. Rebook your trip with full flexibility. Refund guarantee with selected minimum notice periods. Relax with an iconic tour brand that has been operating over 100 years. Terms and conditions apply, visit the website for details.

AAT Kings Short Breaks (Red Centre)

Alice Springs, NT

With over 150 expertly crafted holiday itineraries to choose from, AAT Kings offers something for everyone. Discover bucket list destinations on a sightseeing Day Tour, escape the everyday on a 2-7 day Short Break, or experience the getaway of a lifetime on a 4-22 day fully Guided Holiday. From simplicity through to luxury, they are sure to find the perfect fit from their great range of itineraries, all effortlessly organised and hassle free. Their knowledge and experience of this beautiful land ensures that you’ll see the world-renowned sights you have heard so much about as well as the hidden gems that will take your breath away.

AAT Kings Short Breaks (Top End)

Darwin, NT

With over 150 expertly crafted holiday itineraries to choose from, AAT Kings offers something for everyone. Discover bucket list destinations on a sightseeing Day Tour, escape the everyday on a 2-7 day Short Break, or experience the getaway of a lifetime on a 4-22 day fully Guided Holiday. From simplicity through to luxury, they are sure to find the perfect fit from their great range of itineraries, all effortlessly organised and hassle free. Their knowledge and experience of this beautiful land ensures that you’ll see the world-renowned sights you have heard so much about as well as the hidden gems that will take your breath away. Rebook. Refund. Relax. Enjoy peace of mind knowing that whatever the future may hold, your travel plans can be adapted to suit your needs. Rebook your trip with full flexibility. Refund guarantee with selected minimum notice periods. Relax with an iconic tour brand that has been operating over 100 years. Terms and conditions apply.

Aboriginal Bush Traders

Darwin City, NT

Aboriginal Bush Traders, connecting you with unique, authentic and ethical cultural products and experiences; supporting local indigenous artists, businesses and micro-enterprises. A retail store that melds high quality gift, art and authentic indigenous product experiences. Aboriginal Bush Traders is 100% not-for-profit, and provides avenues for Indigenous people wanting to engage in economic activities in a sustainable way. We specialise in unique, authentic and ethically-sourced products from across the Northern Territory.

Acacia Hills Caravan Park

Acacia Hills, NT

Acacia Hills Caravan Park is a small quiet caravan park located in the heart of the Top End Tourist Trail. Acacia Hills Caravan Park caters to those self-drive travellers seeking a quiet place to explore the surrounding attractions and nature-based experiences. Acacia Hills Caravan Park offers competitively priced amenities, including spacious powered sites, two fully fenced pet-friendly sites for your van and car, drive-in sites, swag rooms, and a large unpowered camping area. Guests can also enjoy ablution and laundry facilities, two camp kitchens, and a swimming pool. A service station featuring Pie Face is available on-site as well. The caravan park is dog-friendly, with onsite dog sitters and walking areas on the rear hill. Located close to Darwin (60 kilometres) and close to the top tourist attractions, Acacia really is the heart of the Top End Tourist Trail; why stay anywhere else.

Adelaide House Museum

Alice Springs, NT

Designed by Rev John Flynn (the man of the $20 note) and built-in 1926, Adelaide House was the first hospital in Alice Springs. Designed for the hot inland climate, it is a two-storey stone structure with wide verandahs, a ventilated roof and an innovative ducted ventilation system whereby incoming air was cooled in an underground cellar, circulated by ducts, and then extracted through the upper storey. It was also equipped with modern conveniences, being the first building in Alice Springs to be powered by electricity. The building is closely associated with Rev. John Flynn, its aero-medical offshoot, and the Royal Flying Doctor Service of Australia, which was involved in its planning and construction. Its engine room was the scene of one of Australia’s first successful outback radio experiments—here on 25 November 1926, Flynn’s radio expert, Alfred Traeger, made Australia’s first field-radio telegram reception and transmission. Traeger later won a place in national history as the inventor of the pedal radio. Come in and enjoy the history of this beautiful and iconic building and the hospitality of the local volunteers who will share a cuppa with you after the tour. It is a simple museum, but the volunteers work hard to preserve the memory of the tough and dedicated people who served the outback since the turn of the century.

Adelaide River

Wak Wak, NT

If you're looking for a day trip from Darwin to see crocodiles in the wild – the Adelaide River is the spot for you. The Adelaide River snakes its way south from the Van Diemen Gulf, through Djukbinj National Park, and past the Adelaide River township on the Stuart Highway. The Adelaide River is best known for its popular 'jumping crocodile' cruises, run by several operators. The crocodile cruises are located about one-hour's drive south of Darwin along the Arnhem Highway – situated between Fogg Dam and the Adelaide River itself. These jumping crocodile cruises are a fantastic way to see crocodiles in the wild, up close and personal, as they leap from the water for a bite to eat. Viewing platforms and walking paths at nearby Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve also provide visitors with an excellent opportunity to see birdlife, and maybe even spot a crocodile if you're lucky! The Adelaide River is also a popular fishing location, where many avid anglers target Barramundi. The river is home to a massive and varied population of Top End wildlife, birds and fish.

Adelaide River Community Craft Market

Adelaide River, NT

Until 6 Sept 2026

The Adelaide River Market showcases local handmade craft. Items on sale include knitted chooks, caravan napkin holders, preserves (Rosella Jam, Chutney, Tomato Relish, Chilli Jam), homemade Mango fruit cake, Pineapple fruit cake, Date and Walnut Cake, Anzac biscuits, handmade jewellery, crocheted hand towel and tea towel tops, second hand books, card holders, jewellery pouches and lots more. Held at Glen Huitson Park in the heart of Adelaide River, four days a week in the Dry Season from Easter Saturday to Father's Day - Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Wednesday. Stroll under the shade in the park and enjoy the atmosphere of this unique market.

Adelaide River Cruises

Middle Point, NT

Adelaide River Cruises offers a thrilling encounter with Australia's iconic saltwater crocodiles in their natural habitat. Located just an hour's drive from Darwin, this unique experience allows visitors to witness wild crocodiles leaping from the water in pursuit of bait, showcasing their raw power and agility. Expert guides deliver live commentary throughout the one-hour cruise, sharing insights into crocodile behaviour, biology and conservation efforts. Guests may encounter famous crocodiles such as Brutus and Dominator along the way. The tour operates in a pristine stretch of the Adelaide River, offering opportunities to spot a range of native birdlife and wildlife. Vessels feature shaded viewing areas and safety railings, ensuring an exciting yet comfortable adventure suitable for families, couples, and solo travellers. Adelaide River Cruises is renowned for delivering ethical wildlife interactions, maintaining a respectful distance, and minimal impact on the natural environment. The experience combines education, conservation, and unforgettable close-up encounters with Australia's largest apex predators.

Adelaide River Inn

Adelaide River, NT

Adelaide River Inn & Resort is situated within the Township of Adelaide River which lays one and a half hours drive (112km/70mi) south of Darwin & two hours drive (201km/127mi) north of Katherine on the Stuart Hwy, Northern Territory, Australia. The Inn incorporates a PUMA service station, 43 rooms of accommodation, caravan park, pool, bistro, bar & beer garden. The service station opens every day of the year with the bistro, bar & reception open every day except Christmas day. Open times may vary throughout the year. The Inn is a great place for travellers to restock on essentials or to break up a trip with a refreshing drink or meal. The Inn is conveniently located for tourist to take advantage of, with many local attractions within walking distance or short drive. Tourists of all budgets are catered for at the Inn. Accommodation ranging from budget rooms, motel rooms & modern self-contained cabins. The Inn’s caravan park offers powered & unpowered sites on a first come basis, with no booking facility.

Adelaide River Pioneer Cemetery

Adelaide River, NT

Located 150 metres south of the Adelaide River Railway Bridge the small cemetery contains a number of graves marked by headstones, wooden markers and star pickets. The Adelaide River Pioneer Cemetery was the first European cemetery in Adelaide River. It is uncertain when the cemetery was established but it is believed that the first burial was of a young gold-miner, Edwin Allen, who died on 16 November 1874. The last burial at the cemetery was for John George Chapman on 1 September 1971. He was buried in the grave occupied by his mate Alf Hatt, hence the two grave markers for the one grave.

Adelaide River Railway Siding and Railway Bridge

Adelaide River, NT

The Adelaide River Railway Siding and Railway Bridge were constructed as part of the first leg of the North Australia Railway (NAR) which operated from 1888 until 1976. The bridge was one of the first to be constructed on the Palmerston to Pine Creek line and was one of the largest along this section of work. Constructed in 1887-88 the bridge was first crossed on 3 December 1888 by the Silverton. In 1941-42 the bridge was fitted with timber decking to allow single lane vehicular access during Wet Season flooding. It was further upgraded in 1952. The last train crossed the bridge on 30 June 1976, but it was used for road traffic until the Edwin Verburg Bridge was opened on 27 March 1980. The Railway Siding was the first main station complex on the North Australia Railway from Darwin to Pine Creek and had the only refreshment room on the line. During World War II it was of major significance because Adelaide River was a major military centre with the main hospital situated north of the township along with a number of Australian and Allied bases in the area.

Adelaide River Town

Adelaide River, NT

The Adelaide River settlement is located on the banks of the river, 114 kilometres south of Darwin. The scenic village has a rich history and was the site of a major military headquarters during World War II. It is a small community with a population of just 250 and an ideal stop-off point between Darwin and Katherine. The highlight of a visit to Adelaide River is the beautifully maintained World War II cemetery which can be easily found in a peaceful location by the banks of the river. Some 434 servicemen and 63 civilians killed in the Top End are buried here. Among the civilians are 9 Post Office workers who were killed on February 19, 1942 during the first of the Japanese air raids on Darwin. Also of interest to visitors is the Adelaide River Pub set among shady trees and green lawns, it is an ideal lunch destination with the popular house special of barra and chips. The old railway bridge and station (now a museum), which was a major enterprise at the time of completion in 1889, is also worth a visit. The Adelaide River itself flows north from the settlement and reaches the Timor Sea approximately 50 kilometres north-east of Darwin.

Adina Darwin Waterfront

Darwin, NT

Adina Darwin Waterfront features stylish and spacious one and two-bedroom apartments or studio rooms, fully equipped with all the comforts of home. Cook up fresh produce from the local markets in your kitchen, freshen up your clothes in your in-room laundry and spread out in your separate living area. On offer is also a large outdoor swimming pool, a fully equipped fitness centre, onsite parking and 24-hour reception, along with in-house movies. Not feeling up to cooking? Then take advantage of the In-room dining from the hotel's own Curve Restaurant and Bar. Open seven days for all meals, you will love the delicious Modern Australian cuisine featuring locally sourced produce. The serviced apartment-style hotel is a great base to stay whether planning on a spectacular wilderness adventure or staying closer to discover all the city has to offer. Local attractions include the Deckchair Cinema, Bicentennial Park, Mindil and Beach Sunset Markets. Located only meters from Stokes Hill Wharf, Darwin's Wave Lagoon, and galleries full of beautiful indigenous art. Close to Darwin University and Darwin National Park the Adina Apartment Hotel Darwin Waterfront allows you to easily explore all Darwin has to offer. Serviced apartment-style living, combined with the hotel's inner-city, waterfront location, makes Adina Darwin Waterfront an excellent choice for short- and long-term stays.

Administrator’s Offices and Cell Block

Darwin, NT

This is the site of the 1870 Palmerston Police Station and cells. The original buildings were of crude timber and disintegrated because of white ants. In 1881, the stone cells at the rear of the site were erected. These were used until 1883 when prisoners were transferred to the new gaol at Fannie Bay. In 1884, a new court house and police station of stone and Cyprus pine, impervious to white ants, were constructed. The cells were used as police holding cells. The court house survived the bombing of Darwin on 19 February 1942, but the police station had to be demolished. The building then served as Naval Headquarters until December 1974 when it suffered significant damage during Cyclone Tracy. Several of the 1884 doors, windows, roof trusses and verandah posts were salvaged and the building reconstructed with some variations. Opening once again in 1981 as the offices of the Administrator, the building is significant as a rare example of early public buildings in Darwin. The office and cell block are significant because they represent the continuous presence of Westminster institutions in European settlement of the Territory.

Adventure 4WD Hire - Darwin/ Northern Territory

Yarrawonga, NT

Adventure 4WD Hire offers premium four-wheel drives designed for comfort, safety and self-sufficiency in the Top End. From Litchfield to Kakadu, travellers can explore remote Northern Territory landscapes with confidence. Based in Darwin, the fleet includes the rugged Toyota Hilux and the versatile Toyota Prado — both fully equipped camper vehicles with everything needed for off-grid touring. Every detail has been carefully considered, from practical storage solutions to quality camp setups and all the small touches that make life on the road easier and more comfortable. Their Premium Explorer range takes this a step further, featuring Starlink satellite internet for off-grid connectivity and added peace of mind in remote areas. No expense has been spared across the fleet - from vehicle modifications right through to accessories - with every inclusion tried and tested by experienced 4WD and adventure enthusiasts. They also offer flexible one-way hires between key locations, giving travellers the freedom to explore without needing to double back. Whether it's a short Top End escape or a longer outback journey, their vehicles are built to deliver a seamless, reliable and adventure-ready experience, backed by a team that genuinely cares about customer support, trip planning and, above all, safety.

Adventure by Air - Northern Territory

Darwin, NT

Adventure by Air delivers privately curated, immersive journeys across the Northern Terriroty by private aircraft. These bespoke itineraries take travellers deep into NT's most remote landscapes, pairing exclusive air access with handpicked luxury lodges, off-grid station stays, and rich on-the-ground experiences. Whether by fixed wing, helicopter, seaplane or private jet, every journey is crafted entirely around the traveller's pace, style and interests—no group tours, just extraordinary access and personalised discovery, all thoughtfully designed.

Adventure Reels Film Tour Darwin

Darwin City, NT

7 Oct 2026

The Adventure Reels Tour is Australia's only homegrown adventure film tour — bringing the planet's most electrifying action sport films to the big screen. Every heart-pounding short film has been carefully selected to keep you locked in from first frame to last, pushing you further, wilder, higher and harder alongside the world's elite skiers, climbers, kayakers and mountain bikers. Fair warning — the Adventure Reels Tour isn't built for the timid. This year's line-up packs two-and-a-half hours of jaw-dropping, gut-churning action. Explosive rides, endless ski lines, fearless jumps and breathtaking stunts — these films pay tribute to the grit, spirit and sheer audacity of the athletes who refuse to play it safe. As Australia's only tour of its kind, the Adventure Reels Tour is a full-throttle return to the soul of action sport cinema — a night of films guaranteed to leave you breathless, buzzing and ready to take on the world.

Adventure Rentals – Alice Springs

Ciccone, NT

Adventure Rentals Alice Springs offers premium-quality 4WD Camper hire and 4WD Car hire, providing the freedom and comfort to explore the Red Centre and beyond. Alice Springs is the gateway to some of Australia's most iconic outback destinations, including Uluru–Kata Tjuta National Park, Kings Canyon, the West MacDonnell Ranges, and the spectacular Mereenie Loop Road. It is also a key hub on legendary touring routes such as the Explorers Way from Adelaide to Darwin, the remote Binns Track, and the famous Outback Way, connecting east to Queensland and Cairns and west to Western Australia and Perth. Adventure Rentals' premium 4WD Campers are fully self-contained and purpose-built for off-road touring, featuring a hard-shell rooftop tent, fridge/freezer, 180-degree awning, dual battery system, snorkel, bull bar, and high-quality camping and safety equipment. For travellers seeking comfort and space, the premium 4WD hire cars, including Toyota Prado models, are ideal for couples and families wanting a capable yet comfortable outback experience. With unlimited kilometres, a free additional driver, and approval for designated four-wheel-drive roads, Adventure Rentals Alice Springs is the ideal starting point for a safe, memorable self-drive outback adventure.