See the Northern Territory’s famous crocodiles up-close at Crocosaurus Cove, then view the sights of Darwin on a guided city tour. You can even swim with crocodiles if you dare, and have the option to end the day with a sunset cultural cruise led by an indigenous guide.
Highlights
- See the salties (saltwater crocodiles) up close at Crocosaurus Cove
- Discover the history of Darwin and its indigenous heritage
- Enjoy lunch at a favorite local restaurant
- Take a guided city tour of Darwin’s highlights
- Enjoy a sunset cruise with an indigenous host (if option selected)
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'Cage of Death' Crocosaurus Cove
Make your own way to Crocosaurus Cove, centrally located in the heart of Darwin, then enjoy all the sights and attractions of the crocosaurium! Enter the 'cage of death' and swim with the crocodiles if you dare (own expense), watch crocs jump into the air at feeding time, and see snakes, lizards and other reptiles on display.
After lunch at the Crocosaurus Cove’s Tap Bar (included), relax on a comprehensive Darwin city tour. The guided tour takes you past the Chinese Temple and into the Botanic Gardens for a stroll among the orchids and cycads. You’ll visit historic sites such as the East Point Military Precinct, and contemporary hubs like the Stokes Hill Wharf marina. You’ll also pay a visit to the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, to see its collection of Aboriginal art and history.
To end this special day in Darwin, upgrade to include a sunset cruise with an Aboriginal guide for an interactive indigenous experience. The cruise takes you out to a sandbar in the harbor, and includes hands-on traditional skills such as spear throwing, playing the didgeridoo and making Aboriginal crafts.
After lunch at the Crocosaurus Cove’s Tap Bar (included), relax on a comprehensive Darwin city tour. The guided tour takes you past the Chinese Temple and into the Botanic Gardens for a stroll among the orchids and cycads. You’ll visit historic sites such as the East Point Military Precinct, and contemporary hubs like the Stokes Hill Wharf marina. You’ll also pay a visit to the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, to see its collection of Aboriginal art and history.
To end this special day in Darwin, upgrade to include a sunset cruise with an Aboriginal guide for an interactive indigenous experience. The cruise takes you out to a sandbar in the harbor, and includes hands-on traditional skills such as spear throwing, playing the didgeridoo and making Aboriginal crafts.
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