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Spectacular scenery, Australian outback, desert, rural lands,
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| Darwin- Australia’s most northerly
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- NT Museum of Arts and Sciences – Aboriginal cultural crafts,
contemporary art pieces, photographs, flora and fauna.
- Wharf Precinct – Historic walking trails, a World War II
tunnel, Survivor’s Lookout, restaurants, arts performances, and
entertainment.
- Melville and Bathurst islands (80km from Darwin)- Two islands
home to the Tiwi Aborigines for thousands of years.
- Kakadu National Park – Traditional Aboriginal land,
crocodiles, unique flora and fauna, and World Heritage listed.
- Katherine Gorge (314 km South of Darwin) – Nitmiluk Natinal
Park, spectacular gorges, Cutta Cutta Caves.
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Alice Springs – Australia’s inland
city
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- Macdonnell Ranges Eastern and Western – Experience the best of
the ranges by spending the morning in the east at Emily Gap, Trephina Gorge and Ross River Homestead for an optional horse or
camel ride. Travel west to Simpsons Gap, Standley Chasm and Anzac
Hill
- Take a Camel to dinner or breakfast along the Todd River
before experiencing a home cooked meal, including bush tucker
tasting, Visit the Camel Display, Camel Shop and Kangaroo
Enclosure.
- Red Centre Dreaming Aboriginal Dinner and Show – Experience a
high quality Aboriginal performance.
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It is reported that in 1943 a flight of 24 RAAF Wirraways flew under
the Sydney Harbour Bridge, with one of the pilots changing his
flight path at the last moment to go over the top of the Bridge only
just clearing it in time.