Adelaide River Jumping Crocodile Cruise
Join a jumping crocodile cruise on the Adelaide River — 60 km from Darwin — where massive saltwater crocodiles leap from the water for bait held above the surface, one of the Territory's most thrilling wildlife experiences.
Darwin Aboriginal Art & Culture Walk
Explore Darwin's Aboriginal art galleries and the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory — the world's finest collection of Top End Aboriginal art, bark paintings, and the story of the Larrakia people whose Country Darwin occupies.
Darwin Harbour Mangrove Kayak Tour
Kayak the Darwin Harbour mangrove systems at sunrise — the mangroves that fringe Australia's largest tropical port are an extraordinary wildlife habitat with sea eagles, kingfishers, and crocodiles in the tidal channels.
Darwin City Crocodile & Wildlife Walk
Walk Darwin's city centre and visit Crocosaurus Cove — the world's largest display of Australian reptiles in the middle of the city — for the Cage of Death crocodile dive and close encounters with saltwater crocodiles.
Litchfield National Park Waterfalls Walk
Drive 90 minutes from Darwin to Litchfield National Park for the Territory's best waterfall swimming — four major falls cascade into clear rock pools surrounded by sandstone escarpment and monsoon rainforest.
Darwin Waterfront & Sunset Walk
Walk Darwin's spectacular waterfront precinct at sunset — the Territory capital's famous sunsets over the Timor Sea, from the wave lagoon to Stokes Hill Wharf, are among the most dramatic in Australia.
Darwin WWII Heritage & Bombing Walk
Walk Darwin's World War II heritage sites — the city that endured 64 Japanese air raids in 1942-43 has preserved its wartime history in the Darwin Military Museum, the oil storage tunnels, and sites across the city.
Mindil Beach Sunset Market Walk
Walk to Darwin's legendary Mindil Beach Sunset Market — held Thursday and Sunday evenings during the dry season — where 60 cuisines, live music, and a crowd of thousands gather to watch the sun drop into the Timor Sea.