Discover Australia's Northern Territory with Singapore Airlines from £755*
The exciting launch of new flights with award winning Singapore Airlines and Silk Air to Darwin means it has never been easier to travel to Australia’s tropical gateway. Flying with Singapore Airlines means you will enjoy award-winning comfort and service, perfect for leaving you feeling refreshed and ready to make the most of your Australian adventure from the moment you touch down.
Experience Australia's Northern Territory
The Northern Territory is Australia's real outback. It is home to over 50 National parks, each containing a multitude of different landscapes, from wetlands, to desert, to beaches and rainforests. The Top End can be visited year round due to its tropical climate. Its day temperatures average between 30 and 35 degrees all year round. The dry season is May – October and has hot sunny days while the wet season is November to April and can be hot and humid with tropical storms. As you venture further inland toward the red centre, it turns into a semi –arid climate. The hottest days are from December to February, averaging 35 degrees whereas June – August sees the lowest temperatures (still averaging 20 degrees) with night temperatures as low as 3 degrees.
Whether you are interested in exploring the Top Ends natural environment, learning about the Aboriginal history or coming across some unique wildlife it will offer you some truly exceptional experiences. Watch the saltwater crocodile's sunbath lazily on the banks of Adelaide River, view some of the world's finest examples of rock art in Kakadu, cruise down the Katherine Gorge or walk around vibrant Darwin, uncovering its night markets and restaurants serving a diverse range of cuisines. Plus no trip to the Northern Territory would be complete without a visit to its Red Centre to visit Uluru and The Olga's.
Awaken Your Senses with Singapore Airlines
Fly Down Under with Singapore Airlines and enjoy this special promotional fares, available until 31 May 2012.
- Darwin from £755**
** Darwin service serviced by SilkAir.
Top End's Top Ten
More information - Northern Territory
Find out more about the Northern Territory on the Tourism Northern Territory website:
Darwin
Discover the Northern Territory's capital Darwin, a melting pot of cultures with a colourful history. Learn about the area from Darwin's traditional owners, the Larrakia people. It is the perfect base to explore a number of breath-taking natural attractions, including Kakadu , Litchfield and Nitmiluk National Parks. Enjoy Darwin's relaxed outdoor lifestyle, cruise its balmy waters at Sunset, browse its fantastic Open-air beachside night markets, or venture into one of its many galleries or museums.
Explore the historic township of Katherine, a region due to its diverse landscape and a unique ecosystem is full of hidden gems. 300 kilometres south of Darwin, here the outback meets the tropics, providing a number of activities including fishing, canoeing, bird watching and 4 wheel drives. A highlight of this region is undoubtedly the Nitmiluk National Park, home to Katherine Gorge, wander the sandstone gorges, unearth hidden sandy beaches and watch the cascading waterfalls.
Take the time to explore Australia's largest National Park, home to an abundance of wildlife and dramatic scenery that will take your breath away. Located side by side, explore the rugged landscape, lush wetlands, plunging gorges, palm-fringed billabongs and cascading waterfalls. Kakadu is one of the largest areas of accessible rock art; there are many rich detailed rock art galleries. Fish off the beaches, hike or take a 4x4 through monsoon forests and keep your eyes peeled for crocodiles that inhabit the banks of the Adelaide River.
Unearth in the isolated Simpson Desert some of Australia's most recognisable natural icons – Uluru and the jumbled domes of Kata Tjuta known also as the Olga's. Both of these natural wonders are noted for their unique colour, presence and spiritual importance to the Anangu people. Why not join a walking tour and be informed about the local fauna and flora, bush foods and Aboriginal dreamtime stories of the area. Or nearby you can take a trek to the rim of Kings Canyon or choose to soar over the canyon on a helicopter.
The Top End is a natural and cultural paradise. Over 50 national parks are home to a unique collection of environments and wildlife. Come across salt water crocodiles, turtles and lizards in many of the area's rivers and billabongs, plus see sea eagles and flocks of birds on the many walking trails. The Northern Territory is has Australia's largest Aboriginal population, making it the perfect place to learn about Aboriginal culture. Weave baskets, spear fish, get involved in storytelling and translate rock art on one of the Aboriginal tours.
Terms & Conditions
*Terms and conditions apply. £755 fare is for return travel to Darwin. All advertised fares inclusive of all taxes and surcharges, correct as of 20 April 2012. Fares advertised are available for sale until 31 May 2012, and are subject to very limited seat availability. All fares are per person in Economy Class, for travel from London Heathrow Airport and valid for outbound travel between 18 April -13 June 2012 and 14 August - 30 November 2012. Fares advertised are subject to change. For other travel dates, alternate destinations in Australia and fares from Manchester Airport visit singaporeair.com
