Swipe left to add an item to your wishlist.
Crocosaurus Cove - General Admission
Darwin
Bringing together some of the largest Saltwater Crocodiles in Australia & boasting the World's largest display of Australian reptiles, Crocosaurus Cove is a must see attraction when visiting Darwin and the Top End. Bring your bathers and Swim with the Crocs, jump on our Fishing for Crocs platform...
1 day
From
$35*
Travel Dates: Selected travel dates 1 April 2018 - 31 March 2019
Big Croc Feed Experience
Darwin
Crocosaurus Cove now gives you the opportunity to get behind the scenes and participate in feeding one of the worlds most deadliest predators, the Saltwater crocodile. The 1.5 hours fully guided tour with our experienced reptile handlers includes:- * An introduction to the Worlds largest display ...
1 day
From
$85*
Travel Dates: Selected travel dates 1 April 2018 - 26 March 2019
Charles Darwin Sunset Buffet Cruise
Darwin
The Dinner Cruise aboard the Charles Darwin is a great way to get a birds eye view of the famous Darwin Sunset whilst enjoying a delicious Territory Style Buffet with Australian Seafood and Local produce all in air-conditioned comfort. This two-hour cruise on the Charles Darwin's Captains Deck (m...
1 day
From
$99*
Travel Dates: Selected travel dates 1 April - 31 October, 1 November - 15 December 2018
Darwin City Sights Tour
Darwin
Join a city sights tour for the perfect introduction to Darwin, with expert commentary by a local guide. See the lush Botanic Gardens and the Chinese Temple, which was re-built after it was totally demolished by Cyclone Tracy in 1974. Tour the historic sites of the city including the East Point M...
1 day
From
$99*
Travel Dates: Selected travel dates 1 April 2018 - 26 March 2019
Jumping Crocs and Nature Explorer Day Tour
Darwin
Just 60km from Darwin lies the Adelaide River, home to over 1600 Crocodiles and the location of the famous Jumping Crocodiles. Join this tour in the afternoon and travel down the Stuart Highway to the Adelaide River, enjoying commentary about the outskirts of Darwin along the way. Cruise the rive...
1 day
From
$115*
Travel Dates: Selected travel dates 5 January - 31 March, 1 November 2018 - 31 March 2019
Jumping Crocs and Nature Explorer
Darwin
Just 60km from Darwin lies the Adelaide River, home to over 1600 Crocodiles and the location of the famous Jumping Crocodiles. Join this tour in the afternoon and travel down the Stuart Highway to the Adelaide River, enjoying commentary about the outskirts of Darwin along the way. Cruise the rive...
1 day
From
$115*
Travel Dates: Selected travel dates 1 April - 31 October 2018
Litchfield National Park Waterfall Tour
Darwin
Litchfield National Park contains several types of typical Top End habitats including lush monsoon forests, termite mounds, unusual rock formations, waterfalls and cascades. The park encloses much of the spectacular Tabletop Range, which is a wide sandstone plateau mostly surrounded by cliffs. Du...
1 day
From
$185*
Travel Dates: Selected travel dates 1 April 2018 - 26 March 2019
Litchfield National Park Waterfall Tour
Darwin
Litchfield National Park contains several types of typical Top End habitats including lush monsoon forests, termite mounds, unusual rock formations, waterfalls and cascades. The park encloses much of the spectacular Tabletop Range, which is a wide sandstone plateau mostly surrounded by cliffs. Du...
1 day
From
$185*
Travel Dates: Selected travel dates 1 April 2018 - 31 March 2019
Katherine Gorge and Edith Falls Tour
Darwin
Katherine Gorge is a network of thirteen gorges carved from billion-year-old sandstone country by the Katherine River in Nitmiluk National Park. Aboriginal culture is strong in the area and there are many Aboriginal rock art sites dotted throughout the park. It is a haven for nature lovers, with ...
1 day
From
$269*
Travel Dates: Selected travel dates 1 April 2018 - 26 March 2019
Kakadu National Park Explorer Day Tour
Darwin
Kakadu National Park is a timeless place a landscape of exceptional beauty and diversity. Mangrove fringed coastal areas blend into expansive flood plains, lowland hills flanked to the east by sandstone escarpments, all interwoven between various open woodland and forest habitats. Teeming with wi...
1 day
From
$305*
Travel Dates: Selected travel dates 1 April 2018 - 26 March 2019
With a promise of crimson-hued sunsets and a fascinating mix of outback scenery, history, culture and quirky Aussie characters, Darwin has long attracted visitors from far and wide. The tropical capital of the Top End offers up a wealth of its own gems just waiting to be discovered on a tour, but it’s also the perfect launch pad for expeditions to the Outback and Kakadu National Park.
Don’t miss these Darwin attractions
- Crocodylus Park and Zoo
- Leaping crocodile cruise
- Tour to Kakadu National Park
- Tiwi day cruise
- Visit to a modern Aboriginal community
Hook, line, croc and sinker
In the city itself, hop-on, hop-off bus tours visit all of Darwin’s major attractions including the Northern Territory Museum and Art Gallery, Parliament House, the Aviation Heritage Centre and World War II Oil Storage Tunnels. Uncover more of Darwin’s rich military history on a Battle of Australia tour and see for yourself the damage done during the bombing raids of 1942.
The waters around Darwin boast some of the best places to drop a line in Australia. Fishing tours range from daily charters to several days offshore cruising and are recommended due to the abundance of crocodiles. It’s wiser to see these prehistoric reptiles up-close from the safety of Darwin’s Crocodylus Park and Zoo or onboard a 'leaping crocodile cruise’ through the croc-infested wetlands.
Discover Indigenous Australia
Darwin is the point of departure for many luxury coach tours, camel safaris and four-wheel drive tours around the Northern Territory. The city and nearby attractions such as Kakadu National Park, Katherine Gorge and the Tiwi Islands serve as living reminders of the Top End’s rich Aboriginal history and culture.
You can disembark from a plane or tour bus and feel the magic of this ancient land beneath your feet. The Northern Territory has some of the most significant Indigenous sites in Australia; it’s worth your while discovering the ancient ways and ‘Dreamtime’ of the Tiwi culture by visiting a modern Aboriginal community on Tiwi day cruise or Indigenous tour.