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In spite of it's isolation, traveling to Darwin is easy, with excellent air, road, rail and harbor facilities available. Air travel is easiest, while road and rail trips can be an outback adventure.
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| It can be hard to understand just how big Australia is when traveling in fast jet aircraft. With modern, all weather roads connecting the rest of Australia to Darwin, driving across outback Australia is a safe and comfortable adventure holiday. Since 2004 The Ghan Train has also provided another way of seeing the outback in comfort and style. | |
| There is plenty of information available to help you decide which is best for you. Have a look through these books, maps and travel journals to find more information, especially if you are considering traveling to Darwin by road. | ![]() |
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Airfares can vary wildly depending on flight times, and cheap fares can often be found if you aren't too worried about when you fly. Public holidays, school holidays and seasonal differences all play a part, so try to book early and search extensively all around the time you would like to travel.
Qantas, Jetstar, Virgin Blue and Tiger Airline
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Flight Centre is a travel agent which can handle car hire, accommodation, special tours etc and claim they "will BEAT any genuine airfare, accommodation, package or tour quote subject to availability and based on Australian registered businesses and websites and for travel departing within Australia."
| There are several options open for traveling to Darwin by road. More information on the roads.
| ![]() about 60k's south of Darwin |
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