The Northern Territory hosts the real Australian Outback and is the perfect destination for an eco-tour to discover breathtaking views and wild oasis of nature. The Aboriginal Land of Arnhem Land, about as large as northern Italy, is located in the northern part of the Northern Territory and is enclosed between Kakadu Park, Arafura Sea and Carpentaria Gulf.
This is one of the most pristine and wildest areas on our planet; the population is mostly Aboriginal and their culture and traditions have remained virtually unchanged over time. The landscape is characterized by beautiful stretches of coast, deserted islands, rivers rich in fish, rock formations, pluvial forests and grassy savanna.
The Outback has a story worthy of mention and to explore and fully perceive all sensations, the best way is to immerse yourself completely in this unspoilt territory and choose eco-friendly resorts, campsites and tented fields. In the Northern Territory the respect of the territory is a very felt theme and countless lodges were built in total harmony with the surrounding environment. Remote and exclusive, Arnhemland Barramundi Nature Lodge is located on a height with panoramic view towards Liverpool and Tomkinson River Valleys, near the Aboriginal community of Maningrida, about 300 km east-north-east of Darwin. The Lodge offers comfortable and spacious solutions, offering a taste of luxury in this remote part of the Arnhem Land.
Arnhemland Barramundi Nature Lodge is the ideal place for fishing barmundi (which will then be cooked by the chef of the structure), for fascinating excursions to the discovery of Aboriginal culture and tours dedicated to bird watching. Seven Spirit Bay is a resort designed to be in complete harmony with the territory.
This balance has been achieved thanks to the search for a style and design suitable for the tropics. Each chalet is equipped with shutters that open to marine breezes, nature and sounds of the tropical forest. A few meters from the sea, the resort is nestled among the trees and is so well integrated in the surrounding nature that is barely visible from the top or the sea.
Seven Spirit Bay offers a unique range of guided excursions: from sport fishing, to trekking among the many paths in nature, exploring the ruins of the first colonial settlements in Victoria. It is the ideal place to relax and enjoy the spectacular sunset of the Top End. For a holiday of discovery and emotions, the ideal is to start an exploration on the road, along the Red Centre Way, path that gives you the opportunity to admire the most famous icons of Australia: Uluru-Kata Tjuta (Ayers Rock and the Olga Mountains), the largest national park in Australia, in which to contemplate the famous Uluru monolith and the locality of Kata Tjuta, an imposing group of ancient rocks of over 500 million years, then move to Kings Canyon and the mountainous heights of the West MacDonnell Ranges, which easy reach from Alice Springs.
Nearby West MacDonnell National Park you can stay at Serpentine Chalet Area Camping Bush. This fabulous campsite in the Alice Springs region is a unique opportunity to camp and enjoy breathtaking walks along the MacDonnell Ranges. A dirt track of access runs towards the campsite and the ruins.
Following this path, it will be possible to discover the ancient culture of indigenous peoples: the Anangu and the Arrente who, according to the archaeologists, have lived these areas for at least 22,000 years. In Uluru, the most demanding tourists can stay also at Longitude 131, exclusive, eco-friendly and romantic.
