Darwin and Adelaide

Fly into Darwin and check into your hotel for the first four nights on a room-only basis. This Darwin 80-room complex is close to Stokes Hill Wharf in the Central Business District and offers easy access to Darwin’s top attractions. The Studios feature a king-size bed or twin beds, air-conditioning, television with DVD player, and kitchenette with microwave, fridge, and hotplate. On-site you’ll find: an outdoor pool, gym, complimentary Wi-Fi, parking, and laundry facilities.

Leave the complex behind to experience the best of Darwin. Explore Darwin’s lively waterfront and visit the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory and Darwin Military Museum. Enjoy the bustling Mindil Beach Sunset Market and Saturday’s Parap Village Markets. Wander through George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens. Meet the Top End’s most famous reptiles at Crocosaurus Cave, be mesmerised by the waterfalls at Litchfield National Park, and swim or relax at Darwin City Lagoon.

Perhaps take a full day trip to Kakadu National Park - a unique and enriching experience in Australia’s Top End - where you can marvel at ancient rock art that dates back over 20,000 years in Ubirr and Nourlangie, cruise the Yellow Water Billabong to spot crocodiles and birdlife, and immerse yourself in the park’s diverse landscapes - from teeming waterfalls to rock formations - and activities like guided tours, bird watching, and fishing. 

Fly to the Adelaide to start your final adventure. This 61-room classic motel is right in the heart of the South Terrace Precinct. The HM Double Double Rooms feature: two double beds, coffee pod machine, Smart television, in-room tablet, and air-conditioning. The hotel is a cashless property, and you’ll have access to an outdoor swimming pool and restaurant (at neighbouring Hotel Alba), 24-hour reception, complimentary Wi-Fi, and a laundry service.

Step out of the hotel to explore Adelaide. Delve into the wonders of nature at Botanic Gardens of South Australia and Himeji Garden and get up close to 2,500+ animals at Adelaide Zoo. Go shopping at Rundle Mall and Adelaide Arcade or take a ghost tour at Adelaide Gaol. Taste chocolate on a Haigh Chocolate Factory tour or uncover winemaking at National Wine Centre. Meet the challenge of Adelaide Oval Roof Climb. Watch a performance at Hindley Street Music Hall and Her Majesty Theatre.

Perhaps take a day trip including a return ferry ride over to Kangaroo Island to discover its natural attractions and fascinating wildlife. Kangaroo Island is your gateway to meeting the sea lions at Seal Bay Conservation Park, hand-feeding kangaroos at Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park, spotting koalas in their natural habitat, and visiting the iconic Remarkable Rocks, the natural Admirals Arch, the historic Cape de Couedic Lighthouse, and more.