Dry season in the Northern Territory means lots of dust, 35 degree days and long, hot walks in the sun.
Thankfully, some respite is available.
There's still water in the waterfalls.
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| On top of Edith Falls, Nitmiluk National Park |
You can soak in the plunge pools.
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| Florence Falls, Litchfield National Park |
Leap into waterholes.
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| Buley Rockholes, Litchfield National Park |
All of these popular swimming spots are perfect for wallowing in...
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| Wangi Falls, Litchfield National Park |
...but can be crowded!
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| Wangi Falls, Litchfield National Park |
Some waterholes look like crocodile-infested waters, but are seasonally monitored for crocodiles, so may be “open” for swimming.
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| No crocodiles in this trap - is that good or bad? |
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| So we swam here too! Roper River, Elsey National Park |
And there are the more traditional watering holes too!
Cheers!
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| Daly Waters pub |
You b*stards !!!
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