Dabble & Travel’s best experiences in the NT

Dabble & Travel (Matt & Molly) recently explored Australia’s Northern Territory on a 7-day adventure. Follow them on their journey from the tropical Top End to the panoramic Red Centre.

Starting in the tropical Top End at the colourful Mindil Beach Sunset Markets, crocodile encounters and fast airboats at Top End Safari Camp and exploring the world's oldest living continuous culture and largest National Park, Kakadu.

Follow their journey to the Red Centre and starry night dinners at Sounds of Silence by Ayers Rock Resort, cuddling cute joeys at The Kangaroo Sanctuary and seeing the world’s largest monolith in Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park with Uluru Segway Tours.

Watch Molly and Matt’s trek across Australia’s Northern Territory in the videos below.

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Matt & Molly (Dabble & Travel)

Matt & Molly (Dabble & Travel) are YouTubers from the UK. They recently visited the Northern Territory and we’ve asked them to share their favourite experiences with us. For more tips on what to do in the NT, visit Dabble & Travel’s vlog.

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Dabble & Travel’s best experiences in the NT