Alice Springs
Northern Territory
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Northern Territory destinations
Northern Territory
When To Go
Time Zone
Australia has several time zones, and some states observe Daylight Saving during summer months.
Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) covers Queensland, New South Wales, the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), Victoria and Tasmania.
Central Standard Time (CST) covers the Northern Territory and South Australia, and is 30 minutes behind AEST.
Western Standard Time (WST) covers Western Australia, and is two hours behind AEST.
Daylight Saving time, when the clocks are turned forward one hour, runs in all states except Queensland, the Northern Territory and Western Australia, from the first Sunday in October to the first Sunday in April.
What it Costs
Abstract Pricing at a Glance
Prices often fluctuate dynamically depending on capacity, seasonality and deals. We donât want to lead you astray by quoting exact prices that quickly become wrong. To give you a rough idea for budgetary planning purposes, though, we have indicated general price ranges for all points of interest.
Price ranges are quoted in $AU.
See & Do
N/A => Not applicable
Free
$ => Tickets less than $20 per person
$$ => Tickets $20-70 per person
$$$ => Tickets $70 per person
Sleep
$ => Rooms less than $200 for a double
$$ => Rooms $205-300 for a double
$$$ => Rooms $300 for a double
Eat
$ => $1-$35 per person for a meal (without alcohol, tax, tip)
$$ => $35-$80 per person for a meal (without alcohol, tax, tip)
$$$ => $80 per person for a meal (without alcohol, tax, tip)
Shop
N/A => Not applicable
Tours
$ => Tickets less than $20 per person
$$ => Tickets $20-$50 per person
$$$ => Tickets $50 per person