An exciting and adventurous four-wheel drive destination, travelling on remote outback tracks in the Northern Territory allows you to fully experience the region’s rugged beauty. When you drive down a dirt track with no one else in sight, you will gain an appreciation for the size of the Territory, perfect for those seeking an adventure away from the crowds. Swapping stories with fellow travellers after ‘a day in the bush’ is reminiscent of the life of Territorians.

The independence and adventure of four-wheel-drive travel through the Territory is not limited to those who own four-wheel drives. There are several car hire companies from Uluru to Darwin that stock a variety of four-wheel drives – just ask us and we can organise a vehicle to suit your needs.

These suggested 4WD itineraries will take you on some of the best routes in and around the Northern Territory – make sure to read all the important safety and travel information. There are more than 50 tracks waiting to be explored - so what are you waiting for?

	Binn's Track Developed as a four-wheel drive alternative to the Explorer’s Way tourism drive (Stuart Highway), the Binns Track is nearly 2200 km long, traversing red sand dunes, black soil plains, expansive savannah woodlands and rocky sandstone country. Adventurers should plan for 7-10 days of travel, not including extended stopovers in Alice Springs, Davenport Range National Park, Tennant Creek or Gregory National Park. More information
	Red Centre Way The Red Centre Way is a collection of linked roads and tracks that connect visitors to many of Central Australia’s iconic attractions, including Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park (Ayers Rock and the Olgas), Kings Canyon, Palm Valley and the MacDonnell Ranges. The desert landscape is far more varied and beautiful than you would expect and for most of the year, the climate is pleasant, but it can be freezing at night and extremely hot during the day. There is a string of national parks along the Red Centre Way, each with an array of special places that enrich the soul unlike anywhere else in the world. This is a road trip of four or five days (allow more time for additional sightseeing) and a great way to discover the Red Centre of Australia. More information
	Savannah Way The Savannah Way is Australia’s greatest adventure drive, linking national parks, historic drives and outback towns from Cairns, through the Northern Territory to Broome. In the Territory it slices through the northern quarter, taking in some amazing natural attractions. Sense the enormity of the outback, visit remote cattle stations, share a beer with the locals in tiny townships or try fishing in some of Australia’s most striking places. In the west, the Keep River and Gregory National Parks offer spectacular scenery, fascinating Aboriginal rock art, and fishing adventures. In the east, scenic flights over the spectacular ‘Lost City’ at Cape Crawford and a visit to the sublime Poppy’s Pool are a must. Borroloola has fantastic barramundi and blue-water fishing options, while each turn on this great drive leads you to a new adventure… More Information

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