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Attraversa alcuni dei più emozionanti itinerari di viaggio in auto d’Australia, che riuniscono un mondo di arte e cultura antiche, storia pionieristica, fauna selvatica locale e tramonti mozzafiato.

Sealed roads lead to unsealed adventures and the journey will be unforgettable. 

Follow the red desert sands around Uluru, venture to the tropical terrain of Kakadu National Park or sit in front of the sparkling waters surrounding Darwin. Experience ancient culture first-hand, take your pick of adventure activities and watch the days roll from burning sunsets into clear starry nights.

Seek something different.

Find it in the Northern Territory. 

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Iconic Northern Territory road trips

Red Centre Way

Alice Springs – Uluru – Kings Canyon

Red Centre Way
Arnhem Way

Katherine – Nhulunbuy

Arnhem Way
Greater Litchfield Loop

Litchfield National Park

Greater Litchfield Loop
Binns Track

Alice Springs, Tennant Creek & Katherine regions

Binns Track
Savannah Way

Queensland to the Northern Territory

Savannah Way
Overlanders Way

Townsville to Tennant Creek

Overlanders Way
Outback Way

Alice Springs – Uluru (WA to QLD)

Outback Way
Nature’s Way

Darwin – Kakadu – Katherine (via Litchfield)

Nature’s Way
Explorers Way

Adelaide to Darwin

Explorers Way
  • The Explorers Way
    The Explorers Way
    Uluru/Ayers Rock è uno dei simboli più riconosciuti dell'Australia.
  • Nature’s Way
    Nature’s Way
    Deliziate il vostro palato e assecondate il vostro senso di divertimento e avventura nella capitale tropicale del Territorio del Nord.
  • The Red Centre Way
    The Red Centre Way
    Inizia la tua avventura nell'Australia centrale ad Alice Springs, sede dell'entroterra e a poche ore di volo dalle capitali australiane.
  • The Savannah Way
    The Savannah Way
    Borroloola è una remota comunità di pescatori situata sulle rive del fiume McArthur nel Golfo di Carpentaria.

How to plan your Northern Territory road trip

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Frequently asked questions

  • Use the MyFuel NT website to see real-time fuel prices.

  • Road access in the NT can change quickly, particularly during the tropical summer. Before travelling, check the Road Report NT map for live updates on:

      • road closures
      • flooding
      • weight
      • restrictions
      • maintenance works.

  • You can find live fuel availability and shortage information at Petrol Pulse.

  • Visit the list from Digital Atlas to find petrol stations near you.

  • The best time depends on where you're travelling. The Top End is most popular during the Dry Season (May to October), when days are sunny and humidity is low. The Red Centre can be explored year-round, with April to September offering mild daytime temperatures that are ideal for hiking and sightseeing. If you visit during the Wet Season (November to April), you'll experience dramatic storms, lush landscapes and flowing waterfalls, although some roads and attractions may be temporarily closed.

  • Not always. Many of the Northern Territory's most iconic destinations, including Darwin, Kakadu, Litchfield, Katherine, Tennant Creek, Alice Springs and Uluru, are connected by sealed highways and can be accessed in a standard two-wheel drive vehicle. A 4WD is recommended if you plan to explore more remote regions or travel on unsealed roads.

  • Pack lightweight clothing, sturdy walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, a reusable water bottle and a basic first aid kit. Depending on the season, you may also want warm layers for cool desert mornings and evenings. If you're travelling into remote areas, carry extra drinking water, snacks and an emergency kit.