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For all your earthmoving and excavation needs in Berry Springs, call the team at Top Earth Excavations. We have been providing quality services to the Berry Springs region since establishment in 1999. Building a new home or adding and extension? Finally beating the heat with an in-ground pool? When you need excavation services for your driveway, shed pad, house pad or to prepare for a pool, our specialists are here to get the job done right. We have our own fleet of equipment and machinery, meaning you save on costs. This includes our mini water cart, Bobcat, augers, graders, excavator with power tilt, rock grab, rock breaker and a 9-tonne tip truck. All our machinery is regularly serviced and maintained to provide you with top quality service every time. We are rural and remote specialists, so you can be sure we have dealt with all types of soils, dirt and rock. Experienced and efficient, we are your Darwin driveway specialists. Call the Berry Springs excavation and earthmoving experts at Top Earth Excavations today for a quote.

even Spirit Bay Eco-Wilderness Resort is unique to the Cobourg Peninsula. Despite its remote and extremely secluded location, we provide guests with a combination of exceptional location, comfort, and the opportunity to experience true wilderness. The Resort is barely discernable from the air or water, however has commanding views across the bay. The main building is the focus of activity from which meandering paths weave through native, open woodland to several clusters of tropical style accommodation chalets. The Resort Lodge offers indoor/outdoor dining, cocktail bar, and our air conditioned guest lounge - surrounded by cool, lush lawns and broad decking overlooking the lagoon pool and the impressive vista of the Arafura Sea. Every aspect of the Resort and your experience there is designed to compliment, to impact the natural and pristine woodland as little as possible. Our guided walks, bush tracks, and "catch and release" fishing policies work with nature to maintain the "power of place".