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If you’re reading this, then you’re probably wondering what you should do in Darwin? Maybe you just finished or are about to start your tour in the Kimberley, maybe you just decided to spend a few days in the tropical capital city of Australia’s Northern Territory.

Located on the Timor Sea, Darwin is the largest city in Northern Territory with a population of approximately 142, 300 people. The city has been almost entirely rebuilt four times because of the devastation cause by some cyclones in 1897, 1937, 1974 and the Japanese Air raids during World War II.

We have gathered some information you might find helpful during your stay in Darwin:

If you’re reading this, then you’re probably wondering what you should do in Broome? Maybe you just finished or are about to start your tour in the Kimberley or the West Coast, maybe you just decided to spend a few days in Australia’s best getaway.

Broome is a coastal town in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, of approximately 15, 000 people. Not only Broome is famous for the stunning sunset at Cable Beach, it’s also largely known for its pearling industry.

We have gathered some information you might find helpful during your stay in Broome:

Navigating your way through the various tours offered in the Kimberley can initially be a daunting option as there are literally hundreds of websites offering “the best” tour.

And what is the best tour anyway, this is a personal thing, some people are looking for adventure, some people are looking for luxury

An experience visiting the Kimberley Region of North Western Australia can vary greatly depending on the time of year that you visit.

Road Conditions, Weather, Water, National Park Closures, The Moons Cycle and even School Holiday Periods all play a huge part how the Kimberley changes.

There is nothing quite like drifting off to sleep in a swag, with the dull glow of a fading campfire, a light breeze on your face, the knowledge that you are so remote you really could be on another planet, and with the Milky Way above.