Tiwi Islands Honeymoon Destination & Travel Guide for Couples

Tiwi Islands is a part of the Northern Territory in Australia, located in the area of the city of Darwin where the Arafura Sea joins the Timor Sea. The island also comprises Melville Island, Bathurst Island, and nine smaller uninhabited islands,such as Buchanan, Harris, Seagull, Kars lake, Irritutu, Clift, Turiturina, Matingalia and Nodlaw and these are the best places which are explores by a huge number of tourists who visit in Australia. The Tiwi islands is also known as the “islands of smiles” and almost 90% of the people living in the Tiwi Islands are of Aboriginal ancestry. They have inhabited the Tiwi Islands for the past 7,000 years.

Tiwi Islands as Honeymoon Destinations (Romantic Getaways)

Among the Tiwi Islands romantic places the couples can visit the main attractions of the islands which are the beaches and the rich flora and fauna. And the couples can also get ample of opportunities to buy unique Tiwi Island arts and crafts which among which batik and silk screened clothing are the most popular ones. The sculpture which can be seen here are woven bangles, high quality pottery of painted shells, and wood carvings and these wood carvings are inspired by the depict birds from Tiwi mythology, which have holy meanings and these sculptures are done with very artistic way by the people of Tiwi. Couples can also see Australian Rules Football that was presented to the Tiwi Islands in the 1940s by missionaries and The Tiwi Islands Football League Grand Final held in March each year attracts up to 3,000 viewers.

Why Visit Tiwi Islands as Romantic Getaways?

• In the Tiwi Islands romantic gateway the couples can go to the romantic trip to the romantic coastline of the islands and the couples will find their passionate moments in the rain forests where they will get chances to get wet together in the rains and sandy deserted beaches and secluded waterfalls and rock pools.
• The isolated location of the islands is a huge base for the rich flora and fauna and the plants and animals which are seen here are unique as they are not found in any other parts of the world. The islands are home to the world’s largest breeding colony of Crested Terns as well as a large population of rare species of the turtles such as Olive Ridley turtles. The oceans and inlets of the islands can be seen with saltwater crocodiles.