Where are we going stay?


Places the study tour will be visiting on the trip.


Where are we going and where are we staying?


Here are the hotels and contact information for the accommodation on the tour


* 16-17 April 2022 

DoubleTree By Hilton Esplanade Darwin 



116 The Esplanade Darwin 0800

Tel:  08 89800800 

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Esplanade Darwin


* 18 April 2022

Kakadu: Mercure Hotel

1 Flinders Street, Jabiru, Northern Territory, 0886

Tel: 08 8979 9000 

https://kakadutourism.com/accommodation/mercure-crocodile-hotel

 

* 19 April 2022

Kakadu: Cooinda Lodge


Kakadu Highway, Northern Territory, 0822

Tel: 08 8979 1500

https://kakadutourism.com/accommodation/cooinda-lodge/

 

* 20-21 April 2022

Katherine: Knotts Crossing Hotel


cnr Giles & Cameron Streets, Katherine, Northern Territory, 0851

Tel: 08 8972 2511

https://knottscrossing.com.au/

 

* 22 April 2022

Litchfield: Litchfield Outback Resort 


49 Rum Jungle Road, Batchelor, Northern Territory, 0845

Tel: 08 8976 0123

https://litchfieldmotel.com.au/

 

* 23-25 April 2022 

DoubleTree By Hilton Esplanade Darwin


116 The Esplanade Darwin 0800

Tel:  08 89800800 

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Esplanade Darwin

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