Top End road trip highlights to get national airtime on The Living Room, in showcase featuring Dr Chris Brown and Miguel Maestre

The breathtaking experience of road tripping through the Top End will be beamed into households across the nation starting from tonight.

TV personalities Dr Chris Brown and Miguel Maestre will show off the Top End in a series of segments on The Living Room, starting from tonight. Picture: Supplied

THE breathtaking experience of road tripping through the Top End will be beamed into households across the nation starting from tonight.

The Territory’s greatest natural assets, complete with crocs, waterfalls and national parks will be on display on Network 10’s lifestyle show The Living Room.

The first of five segments will see the Top End Safari Camp take centre stage as the road trip begins with a taste of Darwin’s art and dining scene and Katherine’s natural wonders to follow.

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Television personalities Dr Chris Brown and Miguel Maestre will make an appearance, arriving via airboat to feed crocodiles before exploring everything Darwin has to offer on-board e-scooters and jet skis in later segments.

The celebrity duo will also cruise down to Litchfield and take in the region’s stunning waterfalls and beautiful surroundings.

Later segments will put Katherine’s natural wonders into focus, including Territory icons like Nitmiluk National Park and Katherine’s hot springs.

Dr Chris Brown and Miguel Maestre will make an appearance, arriving via airboat, to feed crocodiles in the Top End. Picture: Supplied.

Tourism NT has partnered with Network 10 to highlight the drive experiences on offer.

Tourism and Hospitality Minister Natasha Fyles said the Dry Season was the “perfect time” to showcase the experience of driving through the Top End.

“Promoting the Top End on a treasured national lifestyle show will encourage interstate holiday-makers to visit our region and boost our economy,” she said.

“During the Living Room’s time in the Top End their cast and crew will spend eight days filming in the Territory and there are more economic benefits to come when we see more tourists come to experience our region.”

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