The Northern Territory is open
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You probably saw the exciting news: the Northern Territory – and all of Australia – is open to fully vaccinated international travelers! As of February 21, 2022, travelers from the United States and Canada with an approved visa have been able to travel quarantine-free to Australia’s Northern Territory. Keep reading to see what’s been happening in the Territory as of late and what visitors should look forward to seeing as they make their way back to the Outback!
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| What's new in the NT |
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| Finniss River Lodge |
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Set to open in May 2022, Finniss River Lodge merges environmental sustainability with luxury in a way that creates an unforgettable experience for guests. With a restaurant and bar overlooking a horizon pool, six temperature-controlled suites with private terraces and Wi-Fi available throughout the property, Finniss River Lodge is a new Top End must.
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GPS-triggered Audio Tour with Uluṟu Segway Tours
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Uluṟu Segway Tours has kickstarted a new GPS-triggered audio commentary device, which listeners can use to tune into more than 100 ancient stories and facts about Uluṟu-Kata Tjuta National Park. This is a great way to learn about the park’s rich history and ties to Aboriginal communities while enjoying the thrill of a Segway!
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Freshwater Retreat |
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Matt Wright, the well-known Outback Wrangler TV personality, has opened a new luxury property just south of Darwin. Freshwater Retreat includes the four-bedroom house known as The Wright Residence, as well as four safari-styled villas each equipped with their own outdoor bathroom and kitchenettes. The property also features a shared gym, large saltwater pool, turtle pond and a billabong, and soon will be home to local wildlife.
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| Sails in the Desert Refurb |
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Sails in the Desert, located in Yulara near Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park, has undergone refurbishment. All rooms have new bathrooms, air-conditioning systems, beds and carpets. Additionally, Terrace Rooms have new patio furniture pieces. The spirit of the local Aṉangu peoples’ art remains at the forefront of this property’s design and was prioritized during the recent renovation.
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NT IN THE NEWS
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Condé Nast Traveler Features Northern Territory’s Newest Experiences
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In its latest Australia roundup, Condé Nast Traveler gave a shout-out to Finniss River Lodge, Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park, Kakadu National Park, Kakadu Cultural Experience and Darwin’s Willing Distillery. This piece was published the day after the borders reopened to international travelers in order to welcome people back to Australia.
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Northern Territory Reopening Highlighted in TravelPulse
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TravelPulse featured the Northern Territory in a story covering the Australian border reopening and the COVID-19 protocols surrounding international arrivals. The story highlighted Hideaway Litchfield’s newest cabin, Finniss River Lodge and Kakadu Air’s Kakadu Cultural Experience.
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| PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS |
There are so many new experiences to be had in the Northern Territory as international travelers return! Check out these new offerings that are sure to make any trip to the Territory extra special.
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| Darwin Adventure Boats |
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Matt Wright’s new Darwin Adventure Boats tour combines his popular Darwin Harbour sightseeing tours with a fun jet boat ride. At Stokes Hill Wharf, guests climb aboard and zip across Darwin Harbour. When the boat reaches the mangroves, the passengers transfer to a V8 airboat that takes them around to look for marine wildlife.
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| Parrtjima |
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Parrtjima, a unique light festival celebrating First Nation Australians art and culture, will take place from April 8–April 17 in Alice Springs Desert Park. The festival’s program includes light installations, artwork, performances, interactive workshops, music, film and a speaker series, and registration is free to all who wish to attend.
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| Adventure Tours’ Top End Waterfalls and Wetlands |
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This two-day excursion blends lessons about the Top End’s nature and wildlife with the chance to learn all about the Top End’s Aboriginal communities. Highlights include seeing saltwater crocodiles, swimming in waterholes, enjoying local pubs and learning about the wet season’s significance to First Nations. Guests will stay overnight at Litchfield National Park and enjoy the company of a local guide. With only eight to 15 people on a tour at any given time, this experience promises a close-knit environment.
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| CONTACT US |
Australia's Northern Territory
c/o Myriad Marketing
5800 Bristol Parkway
Suite 660
Culver City, CA 90230
tourismnt@myriadmarketing.com
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