P.O. Box 38070,
Winnellie, N.T. 0821
Telephone: (08) 8927 5500
Fax: (08) 8927 7883
Int. Telephone: (618) 8927 5500
Int. Fax: (618) 8927 7883
Email: venturenorth@bigpond.com
Web: http://www.northernaustralia.com

Venture North Australia would like to introduce you to some of the most exciting locations and experiences the Northern Territory has to offer. We create tailored 4WD wilderness tours, remote area safaris, photographic expeditions, wildlife adventure and fishing tours for individuals and groups.

GPO Box 4407,
Darwin, NT, 0801
Australia
Phone 61 (0)8 8981 9813
Toll Free (within Australia) 1800 813 484
Fax 61 (0)8 8941 0803
Email: res@billycan.com.au
Website: www.billycan.com.au/

Billy Can Tours operates in the Top End offering seven Great Itineraries and Private Charters for camping or accommodated tours of Kakadu National Park, Litchfield Park, Nitmiluk (Katherine Gorge) and Arnhem Land. All tours depart from and return to your accommodation in Darwin.

PO Box 41905, Casuarina
Northern Territory 0811
Australia
Telephone: +61 8 8927 5240
Facsimile: +61 8 8945 0919
Email: info@arnhemland-safaris.com
Website: www.arnhemland-safaris.com/

Activities for all the family include bird watching, billabong cruises, barramundi fishing, visiting rock art galleries, swimming in crocodile free rockholes, bushwalking, 4 wheel drive adventure, bush tucker appreciation, photography, exploring catacombs, investigating paperbark swamps and rainforest, wildlife spotting and viewing the exotic flora in this fascinating ecosystem.

Clubhouse
Links Road
Marrara NT 0812
Phone: 08 8927 1322
Fax: 08 8927 2567
Pro Shop...
Phone: 08 8927 1015
Email: info@darwingolfclub.com.au
Website: www.darwingolfclub.com.au

18 Hole Championship Course
Located in the heart of Darwin, the Darwin Golf Club is home to a tropical 18 hole Championship layout designed by Peter Thompson and Michael Wolveridge. Effluent watering during the dry season and superb wet season drainage ensure that luxurient fairways and greens are well maintained all year round.

Telephone toll free from anywhere in Australia 1800 811 633
National Phone: (08) 8924 1111
International Phone: 61 8 8924 1111
National Fax: (08) 8924 1122
International Fax: 61 8 8924 1122
Email: aussieadventure@attglobal.net
Website: http://www.aussieadventure.com.au
Postal:
GPO Box 2023
Darwin NT Australia 0801
Address:
54 Graffin Crescent,
Winnellie NT,
Australia

Let Aussie Adventure Holidays show you around our home.

We live in the wonderful Outback of Australia's Northern Territory and work and play in World Heritage areas such as Kakadu every day.
Visiting Darwin city sights on an Afternoon City Tour. Or the outer Darwin area with a Morning Territory Wildlife Park Tour, Afternoon Jumping Crocodile Cruise Tour.

Address:
45 Mueller Road
Malak
NT 0812
Australia
Phone: +61 (0)8 8927 2930
Phone: +61 (0)417 771 630

Buzz Trike Tours utilises the famous Bon Trike, capable of carrying two passengers plus the driver.

Take in the views of the Top End as you cruise around on this truly unique vehicle. See the city sights, glorious sunsets, mindal markets, tropical architecture, and historic buildings. All tours can be tailored to suit your tour requirements and budget.

Your guide has a vast knowledge of the Top End and will give an insight into life as it was and is now.

Borroloola Hotel
Borroloola

Mandorah Beach Hotel
Cox Peninsula

Daly Waters Pub
Daly Waters

Cafe Capri
A city-centre favourite offering Mediterranean cuisine.
Lunch & dinner daily
37 Knuckey Street,
Darwin
Phone: 8981 0010

Cafe Twilight
Set in a classic old house, renown for modern Australian cuisine with fusion of Asian and European dishes.
Lunch daily 11.30 Mon-Fri 10am Sat-Sun,
Dinner daily from 6.30pm
2 Lindsay Street,
Darwin
Phone: 8941 1444

Source: sg.travel.yahoo.com

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The 'capital' of northern Australia is closer to Jakarta than it is to Sydney, and closer to Singapore than it is to Melbourne, so it's no surprise that it looks outward to Asia as much as it looks inland to the rest of Australia. This proximity and familiarity with Australia's northern neighbours is reflected in the town's relaxed, cosmopolitan, tropical atmosphere.

Source: www.northernexposure.com.au

Darwin	Alice Springs
Things To Do	Things to do
Dining Out	Dining Out
Nightlife	Shopping

Inhabited over thousands of years by the Aborigines, the first recorded sighting of the Northern Territory coastline was by William van Colsten aboard the Dutch vessel Arnhem in 1623.

Maccassan seamen had probably visited the coast long before that, in effect producing the first Australian export commodity, trepang (sea slug), from along the Arnhem coast. Dutch and French interests saw a concerted effort by the British into settling the north of Australia. After first proclaiming possession of the north coast in the name of King George IV, the first settlement, at Fort Dundas on Melville Island, was established in September 1824. This, and two other attempts at settlement â?? Fort Wellington in 1829 and Port Essington in 1849, three years after the proclamation of the Colony of North Australia â?? failed. Reasons for the failures included illness, lethargy and a lack of trade.