The only nude beach in the Territory, an unmarked section of sand in the Casuarina Coastal Reserve, between main beach and Sandy Creek area.

Commemorating the 1942 bombing of Darwin by Japanese forces, just months after the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Aboriginal traditional owners share this special place covering nearly 20,000 square kilometres. Their kinship system links people to all things and includes the responsibility to look after them. A World Heritage listed for both its cultural and natural values. Exceptionally beautiful, unique biodiversity, with a wide variety of landforms, habitats and wildlife.

A National park with tropical waterfalls cascading from the sandstone plateau of the Tabletop Range, scenic swimming holes, large areas of bush country, and giant magnetic termite mounds. Drive from Darwin 130km to the southwest, near the town of Batchelor.