On our way to Mataranka we stopped at a pub called Daly Waters. It is in the middle on nowhere. 660 km south of Darwin and 900 km north of Alice Springs, about 3km off the Stuart Highway,
We called in for brunch only because someone told us about the place. Apparently it was originally a Drover’s store set up in 1930 by Bill Pearce. It was the last water hole before the Murranji stock route and a stop for the pony express.
Today there is just the pub, some cabins and a camp ground – nothing else. I will let the photos speak for themselves. If you are thinking of a visit for an afternoon session it is a “bit” of a drive, but do keep in mind they have live entertainment every night during the dry session, so it could be worth the trip.

Date: Sun, 1 Sep 2013 10:26:51 +0000 To: fittsback@hotmail.co.uk
Peter and Cheryl the pub makes me want to rush for antidepressants, how is it you found somewhere worse than the ne we used to frequent hey????????