Ti Tree Holiday Apartments
Earthmoving Services in Darwin

Ti tree holiday apartments offers eight quality self-contained units, situated in a quiet area of the darwin central business district. The apartments are perfect to use as a base while you explore darwin and its surrounds. Apartments are serviced five days a week, leaving you free to sleep-in on saturday and sundays.

Here's a scanty sites to offer you some idea of life and things to do in and around Burke town. They can suggest lots of places to go and their site has all sorts of links to info about the Gulf area. Various lime products are shipped all over the Territory for use in the building and mining industries. There is a good 4WD track around the port facility for all you fish's. Look carefully at photo left behind you enlarge it! Yet another Dutchman, Abel Tasman, charted and named most of the features along the Territory coastline on his second voyage to the area in 1644. During the boom times of the Telegraph Line construction, the secluded outpost had become more permanent with all the trapping of a little country town. The mango trees they brought with them and the well that watered everything are still here. Recent Times From Leichardt's time to the present, the area has been the focus of a never ending succession of schemes by governments and investors of all persuasions to realize the potential of the Gulf Region. Behind the construction of the Overland Telegraph Line, the main impetus in opening up this area since the driving days was the completion, in 1969, of the Tablelands and Carpentaria Highways as part of the Commonwealth Government's Beef Roads Program. The ever expanding exports of live cattle through the Darwin's new East Arm Port facilities relies heavily on these modern bitumen equivalents of the impaired time stock routes. Unfortunately for a lot of people who live in this area, the cattle industry of the 21'st century provides insignificant in the way of employment opportunities. At nearly 380km it's a unbiased stretch from Barkley Homestead to the Heartbreak but it's an interesting drive with sufficient of places to pull up for a rest. Ground tours can also be arranged into both locations during the arid season. Abel's Grove This Savannah Guides site will give you a appropriate idea of what's available in the way of accommodation, food, tours etc. Overland Telegraph Line No one thing did more to cement Dale Waters into the fabric of Australian history than the installation of the singing wire. Be safe to visit the photo gallery for a terrific collection of photos about all aspects of Dale Waters' history. There's even a couple of photos of one Sir Dominick Dale behind whom Dale Waters is named. It's a long but pleasing drive if you don't propel too hard there are parking bays every 30 or 40km and considerable rest areas, pertinent for camping, along the way to Heartbreak and on to the Loo. After the exploits of Leichardt and co, the after major influence of recent times was the construction of the Overland Telegraph Line. It forms the tidal limit of the salt water in the Roper River and except lower stern flood conditions is the navigable limit of the river barring trailer boats launched on the upstream side. In addition to abundant creeks, you'll irritable the tidal limits of both the Towns and the Cox rivers all cherished fishing spots. There's a low key camping ground here with basic facilities which is a plain and very pleasant alternative to the fishing camp or simply camping out. This program, which did so much to open up the outback areas of Australia to stable access, was probably the main impetus in opening up the Gulf area since the driving days and the construction of the Overland Telegraph Line.