Darwin in the wet, NT
Darwin during the wet season might be when most travellers stay away, but it offers a tropical adventure worth seeing – spectacular lightning shows, magnificent sunsets and as Scott says, scoring it 10, “this is nature at its most powerful and dramatic.”
It’s the itch that needs to be scratched, the longing for the simple things we took for granted. Book SLH Simple Pleasure Rate and receive $50 hotel credit with a minimum stay of 2 nights. It’s that simple!
Includes overnight accommodation in a River City King Suite, Valet Parking, Breakfast for Two and a Progressive Four Course Dinner for Two.
Starting and ending in Perth, this Cosmos tour along the coast of Western Australia comes filled with spectacular sights and culinary delights. Includes 6 nights accommodation, 9 meals, private motorcoach and more!
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