Silkwood

The Northern Territory Government’s Department of Tourism and Hospitality (DTH) is pleased to invite registrations of interest for a range of commercial tourism development opportunities at Silkwood.

Silkwood represents a rare nature-based tourism development opportunity, offering 30,000 hectares of spectacular landscapes.

Located 100 kilometres south of Darwin along the Stuart Highway, the property offers investors the opportunity to create new and unique ecotourism and recreational experiences. Being freehold land held by the Crown, the opportunity also presents long-term certainty of land access.

The land parcel borders Litchfield National Park and is strategically positioned on the major tourism route between Darwin, Litchfield National Park and Kakadu National Park, creating opportunities to target the drive market, fly-drive visitors from Darwin and visitors undertaking multi-day Top End adventures or to become an integrated offering in your tour itinerary.

Silkwood’s unique appeal lies in its dramatic escarpments, waterfalls, gorges, hot springs, savannah woodlands, monsoon forests and wetlands, underpinned by freehold crown land and a keen interest from the Northern Territory Government to see commercial tourism development.

Tourism growth in the Northern Territory is strong with Silkwood providing a fresh opportunity to capitalise on the growing demand for ecotourism, cultural tourism and recreational experiences.

Get the Silkwood Investment Opportunity Brochure PDF (1.4 MB).