Dundee is approximately 145 km south west of Darwin (on fully sealed roads)and it is located at the tip of Fog Bay on the west coast side. It is a favourite weekend destination for the residents of Darwin.

It is a popular recreational spot for fishing (especially saltwater Barramundi). The Finniss River boasts excellent Barramundi and crab fishing. The Perron Islands located approximately 50 km south of Dundee are popular for reef and pelagic fishing.

Dundee is surrounded by monsoon rainforest that is abundant with native wildlife including some unique birdlife such as the Rainbow Pitta and the Rose-crowned Pigeon. The area is also a great wading bird habitat with terrific bird watching locations like Shoal Bay to the north, Anson Bay to the south and Fog Bay. The Perron Islands contain the Territory’s largest and only pelican rookery.

Dundee Place is relatively close to many other Northern Territory towns, approximate distances are: Humpty Doo 114km; Litchfield National Park 140km; Kakadu 308km; Katherine 367km; Mataranka 474km; Tenant Creek 1040km; and Alice Springs 1,548km.