Sink into the hot springs of Daly River and fish in the remote waterways of the Gulf of Carpentaria.

Sink into the hot springs of Daly River and fish in the remote waterways of the Gulf of Carpentaria.

Protect your common myrtle cuttings with a tunnel greenhouse, a greenhouse or any other solution that is able to keep them at a temperature of at least 40°F (5°C).

In 1971 the initiative of a willing craftsman, born Giuseppe Di Ciuccio's carpenteria named STP srl, a company that deals exclusively with the individual construction of ladders, scaffolding and towers.

Here, if we look to the exact north and middle of Australia on point 27, we see a circular "node point" displacing the land around it and forming the Gulf of Carpenteria.

Here, if we look to the exact north and middle of Australia on point 27, we see a circular “node point” displacing the land around it and forming the Gulf of Carpenteria.

Katherine’s rugged and ancient landscapes - which stretch from the Gulf of Carpentaria to the West Australian border - also invite you to canoe, bushwalk, bird watch, camp and four-wheel drive.

Sink into the hot springs of Daly River and fish in the remote waterways of the Gulf of Carpentaria.

Sink into the hot springs of Daly River and fish in the remote waterways of the Gulf of Carpentaria.

Protect your common myrtle cuttings with a tunnel greenhouse, a greenhouse or any other solution that is able to keep them at a temperature of at least 40°F (5°C).

In 1971 the initiative of a willing craftsman, born Giuseppe Di Ciuccio's carpenteria named STP srl, a company that deals exclusively with the individual construction of ladders, scaffolding and towers.

Here, if we look to the exact north and middle of Australia on point 27, we see a circular "node point" displacing the land around it and forming the Gulf of Carpenteria.

Here, if we look to the exact north and middle of Australia on point 27, we see a circular “node point” displacing the land around it and forming the Gulf of Carpenteria.

Katherine’s rugged and ancient landscapes - which stretch from the Gulf of Carpentaria to the West Australian border - also invite you to canoe, bushwalk, bird watch, camp and four-wheel drive.