Leliyn/ Edith Falls is located within the pristine Nitmiluk National Park (Katherine Gorge). Enjoy swimming in the paperbark and pandanus fringed natural pool at the base of the falls most of the year, or check out the upper pools via a moderate uphill walk. The area is great for bushwalking with numerous trails surrounding.

Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge is a deep gorge carved through ancient sandstone by the Katherine River. Situated within the Jawoyn-owned Nitmiluk National Park, characterised by its sandstone country features above the gorge, lush rainforest gullies in the gorge walls, and broad valleys meandering through both the high and the low country. Enjoy a boat tour, helicopter flight, various walks, camping and canoeing.

Located on the lands of the Jawoyn people, Nitmiluk National Park draws travellers from all over the world to experience its majestic beauty and sheer size of Nitmiluk (Katherine Gorge). Ancient rock art sites dot the park and the dreaming stories told by Jawoyn people bring the silent gorge walls to life.

These natural thermal springs are located just outside of Katherine Township and comprise of a series of clear pools framed by native vegetation. These bubbly springs have a constant temperature of approximately 25 - 30 degrees Celsius.

Showcasing an extensive range of authentic Aboriginal artworks from over 250 artists including art, artifacts, didgeridoos and a gift shop. Established in 1997 in Katherine, Northern Territory, our collection reflects the cultural diversity and influences from regions of the Top End, Arnhem Land, Kimberley, Central and Western Desert. Top Didj is strongly committed to nurturing and supporting both established artists and emerging talent while ethically promoting Aboriginal art. Our commitment to continuously evolve our business whilst working closely with Aboriginal artists and their families over the last 28 years shines through in the quality of our works. Our new bush tucker/medicine garden gives guests the opportunity to take a self-guided walk through nature whilst learning of the traditional uses of plants in food, medicine, arts and crafts. Artists in residence are regularly in the gallery to meet and visitors have an opportunity to view their artworks in progress.

Cutta Cutta Caves Nature Park is located 27km south of Katherine and is easily accessible from the Stuart Highway. The park covers 1499 hectares of limestone landscape, and is home to five species of bats, including the rare Ghost and Horseshoe bats. About 170 species of birds have been recorded within the park, including the Hooded Parrot and the endangered Gouldian Finch. Tropical cave systems like those in Cutta Cutta Caves Nature Park are limited in Australia and are therefore of scientific and conservation interest and are the primary season the area has been declared an official Nature Park.

Known as the ‘Crossroads of the North,’ the Katherine Visitor Centre offers customised travel itineraries, tour and accommodation bookings including information on all there is to see and do in and around the NT region. Contact our friendly team today to plan your unforgettable experience.

Discover the unique history of the Katherine region at the Katherine Museum & Gardens. Start at the McNamara Cottage and gift shop, visit the Clyde Fenton Gallery, the Overland Telegraph Line building and Wallie’s Shed to see diverse displays of people, place and culture. Through outdoor and indoor displays, the museum showcases the resilience, resourcefulness and adventurous spirit of the people of the Katherine region. From town icon and Wardaman stockman, Sabu Singh, Galloping Jack and Russian Peanut Farmers to the Daisy Cutter bombs that fell during World War Two, Katherine’s strong military ties and the Katherine Floods, find out how and where it happened. Have a picnic or take a walk in the beautiful community gardens.