The city lights of Darwin disappear into the background as five photographers from Sydney and Melbourne kissed civilisation goodbye and headed into Australia’s remote Top End.
Starting at Darwin and finishing at Nhulunbuy in far north-east Arnhem Land, the group drove more than 1500 kilometres and took more than 10, 000 images.
Join them, as they discover the warmth of the people that call this land home and a culture that thrives more than 50, 000 years on.
Starting at Darwin and finishing at Nhulunbuy in far north-east Arnhem Land, the group drove more than 1500 kilometres and took more than 10, 000 images.
Join them, as they discover the warmth of the people that call this land home and a culture that thrives more than 50, 000 years on.
Find it / Plan it
- Podcast Arnhem Land - Part 1
- Podcast Arnhem Land - Part 2
- Facts for podcast - Arnhem Land
- Podcast Kakadu National Park
- Facts for podcast - Kakadu
- Podcast Outback Australia Driving
- Itinerary - The Journey
- Kakadu Accommodation
- Nature's Way Driving Itinerary
- Kakadu and Arnhem Land Map
- Driving Holiday Safety
- Getting here
More Experiences
- Kakadu Adventure Travel Map
Plan where to trek, swim and sleep on your adventure through Kakadu. - Seasons of Kakadu National park
Visit Kakadu National Park more than once and get a different experience each time. - Arnhem Land Aboriginal Art Trail
See the stories of Arnhem Land through the eyes of the Yolgnu people.
Learn more about NT Nature Experiences
The Saltwater Crocodile
Crocodiles are undoubtedly the most fascinating animal in the Northern Territory.
Katherine Gorge
Join Ranger Greg Peckham on a journey down river and through one of the most majestic landscapes, the Katherine Gorge.
Northern Territory Birds
When you wake early to the sound of birds, it’s not too long before you learn to love them.
Bird watching - Tropics
The splash of colour from some of Australia’s most beautiful and rare bird species adds another dimension of vibrancy in the Northern tropics.
Bird watching - Deserts
Stretching from Tennant Creek to Alice Springs and Uluru in the south, this region is home to a diverse range of rare and interesting bird species.
Seasons of Kakadu
Kakadu National Park changes dramatically with the seasons and one visit just won’t be enough.
Photographic Journey Arnhem Land: Travel Kakadu: Northern Territory Official Travel Site
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