Katherine - The Township
Katherine is the third-largest town in the Northern Territory, located three hours’ drive south of Darwin on the banks of the Katherine River.
A Katherine holiday combines some of the Territory’s best nature and culture experiences with pioneering history and heritage.
Explorer John McDouall Stuart visited the region in 1862 and named Katherine after the daughter of one of his expedition sponsors. Once established, the town became a popular base for pioneers whose legacy continues to live on at the many historic sites.
A Katherine holiday combines some of the Territory’s best nature and culture experiences with pioneering history and heritage.
Explorer John McDouall Stuart visited the region in 1862 and named Katherine after the daughter of one of his expedition sponsors. Once established, the town became a popular base for pioneers whose legacy continues to live on at the many historic sites.
Katherine is the perfect base for exploring the Gulf region, the southern part of Kakadu National Park and the Victoria River region – places where you can immerse yourself in nature.
Nitmiluk National Park is one of the most spectacular features of the Katherine area and includes the Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk) less than 30 minutes’ drive from town.
The Katherine River is perfect for adventure activities like day or overnight canoeing trips. There are many popular picnic and swimming spots along the river including the picturesque Katherine Hot Springs.
Nitmiluk National Park is one of the most spectacular features of the Katherine area and includes the Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk) less than 30 minutes’ drive from town.
The Katherine River is perfect for adventure activities like day or overnight canoeing trips. There are many popular picnic and swimming spots along the river including the picturesque Katherine Hot Springs.
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