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Sights and sounds of Darwin

 
1 Jumping Crocs & Nature Explorer
Jumping Crocs & Nature Explorer

Jump to it and see the crocs

Just 50 miles from Darwin lies the Adelaide River, the location of the famous jumping crocodiles. And on this exciting trip you get to cruise the river and watch as these awesome creatures launch themselves out of the water. Your local guide will entice the crocodiles to 'perform' and you'll be able to see them at a close but safe distance.

Afterwards continue to the Window on the Wetlands Visitor Centre for view over the Marrakai Plains and then to Fogg Dam Nature Reserve to view a wetland ecosystem up close. It's also a good opportunity to spot for birds and other wildlife

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1 Jumping Crocs & Nature Explorer

Jumping Crocs & Nature Explorer

 
2 Kakadu National Park Explorer
Kakadu National Park Explorer

Wonders of the national park

Begin this full day tour to Kakadu National Park by leaving Darwin and travelling east into World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park, with a breakfast stop enroute. Kakadu is Australia's largest national park and its vast wetlands and ancient escarpment are home to one of the country's largest and most diverse bird populations. This region has outstanding natural and cultural significance.

Visit rock art sites at Nourlangie Rock where the most famous picture is called Namondjok. For some Aboriginal groups he is a Creation Ancestor who now lives in the sky and can be seen only at night, when he appears as a dark spot in the Milky Way galaxy. Enjoy lunch at Cooinda before boarding the Yellow Water billabong cruise to view the myriad of birdlife and keep an eye out for crocodiles.

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2 Kakadu National Park Explorer

Kakadu National Park Explorer

 
3 Katherine Gorge Cruise & Edith Falls
Katherine Gorge Cruise & Edith Falls

Cruise the scenic gorge

Leave Darwin and your first stop is at the Adelaide River War Cemetery, a site dedicated to those killed in the air raids in Darwin in the 1940s. After another stop for breakfast continue to Edith Falls for a refreshing swim in the paperbark and pandanas fringed waterhole beneath the falls. Then drive on to Katherine for lunch before beginning a two hour scenic cruise through Katherine Gorge in Nitmiluk National Park.

Here you cruise between the sheer sandstone cliffs of the gorge keeping an eye out for crocodiles and the splendid array of birdlife while enjoying lunch on board. The cruise of the first two gorges takes you past sheer rock walls and it requires a short walk to reach the second gorge. After the cruise there's a brief tour of Katherine before returning to Darwin via Pine Creek, an historic gold mining town.

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3 Katherine Gorge Cruise & Edith Falls

Katherine Gorge Cruise & Edith Falls

 
4 Litchfield & Culture Safari
Litchfield & Culture Safari

Safari for culture vultures

You are picked up from your hotel in Darwin to begin this full day Litchfield and Culture Safari. First travel towards Litchfield National Park stopping to visit an indigenous host to gain first hand knowledge of the rich culture and amazing landscape on a bush tucker walk and talk, when you see didgeridoo and clapstick performances and basket and dilly bag making demonstrations.

Then drive into Litchfield National Park to view the Magnetic and Cathedral Termite mounds, an amazing architectural feat containing arches, tunnels and chimneys. They are plentiful in this region and can stand as high as 18 feet. In the park you discover waterfalls, spring-fed streams and the rugged sandstone escarpments. Lunch is included and later you can swim, hike and explore rock holes and waterfalls.

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4 Litchfield & Culture Safari

Litchfield & Culture Safari

 
5 Tiwi Islands Aboriginal Culture Experience by Ferry
Tiwi Islands Aboriginal Culture Experience by Ferry

Wake up to Dreamtime

You will take a the two hour cruise to Bathurst Island. Here you are met by your local Guide to be taken on a journey through the progressive, modern day Aboriginal community of Wurrumiyanga. Visit the Museum with its interesting displays of traditional art and depictions of the Tiwi dreamtime' stories and Early Mission Precinct with its unique Tiwi style Catholic Church. Hear about the colourful history of the early mission days and learn how the Tiwi people have blended their culture with Christianity

Spend time with some Tiwi Ladies while they work on their weaving and painting. Your guides and the ladies also demonstrate their totem dances and perform a smoking ceremony to bless the visitors and explain the meanings behind them. You will then get the chance to sample local billy tea and damper with your included lunch. Be taken through the successful Arts and Crafts Centres and see where the artist's work. You also have the opportunity to purchase Tiwi arts and crafts and screen-printed fabric at Island prices. before being taken back to the ferry for Darwin

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5 Tiwi Islands Aboriginal Culture Experience by Ferry

Tiwi Islands Aboriginal Culture Experience by Ferry

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