The Heart of Australia

Are other people's detours your main attraction? Do you see the road most traveled and wonder what's down each offshoot? When others want to hit the pool, do you seek out the hidden waterhole? Do you wish to leave the crowds behind and discover what truly makes a place tick? 

A trip to Australia's Northern Territory offers experiences as unique and remarkable as you are.

There are few places in the world that blend rugged with luxurious, bucket list with off-the-beaten-path in such a perfect way. Here you'll find raw, dramatic landscapes with guides who are in tune with the land's mystical secrets. You'll stay in accommodations with premium amenities and personalized attention. You'll feel miles away from a conventional travel experience, without sacrificing comfort, convenience, or attention to detail. 

Top End
A mix of city and tropical forests, the Top End offers amazing dining, vibrant markets, national parks, waterfalls, interesting wildlife, pristine beaches, ancient culture, and cosmopolitan vibes. Darwin is a tropical seaside city with many activities, while also being perfectly positioned for day trips to nearby national parks, such as Litchfield National Park, Kakadu National Park, and the untamed Arnhem Land.

Red Centre
Whether you're seeking rugged adventure or peaceful relaxation, to get to know the ancient history or the antics of bushland wildlife, to explore cave art or experience first-class dining, to be mesmerized by vibrant sunsets or an enchanting light show, the Red Centre has something for everyone.  

The Red Centre is most famous for the ancient monolith Uluru. Rising from the vast expanse of the red desert, Uluru is roughly the size of the entire area of Central Park and is taller than the Eiffel Tower. In addition to being a natural wonder, Field of Light, Sounds of Silence, and Wintjiri Wiru are three must-do experiences that will wow your senses. Uluru holds deep cultural significance for Australia's Aboriginal people and captivates all who visit with its powerful presence. 

West of Uluru lies a captivating collection of rounded rocks called Kata Tjuta (The Olgas). Join a cultural tour to learn about the sacred history or explore the many walking trails on your own. The 36 domed boulders glow at sunrise and sunset - a natural light show you won't want to miss.

To really get off the beaten path, explore Kings Canyon, hidden deep within the Watarrka National Park. This area is full of spectacular plant and animal wildlife, plus you'll find another mesmerizing light and sound installation called Light Towers. 

Longitude 131°
Pictured above is one of the most celebrated properties in all of Australia, Longitude 131°, which offers a luxury tented experience unlike anywhere else. Every one of the 16 tented pavilions offers direct views of Uluru. Each pavilion is thoughtfully appointed with authentic Aboriginal artworks and provides a luxurious place to escape the heat and relax during your stay.

To truly understand the essence of a place, you must get to its heart. And the heart of Australia beats deep within the Northern Territory.