Things to do in  Darwin

This is a great way to see Darwin, especially if you have limited time. Do the loop first then pick your most preferred attraction. For us it was the art gallery/museum which was excellent. It has a great shop.

We had a wonderful time! The staff were super friendly and quick to fill our glasses. Our glasses were always full! The food was delicious with lovely vegetarian options for me. A fabulous experience and a different way to see Darwin. Highly recommend!

Berry Springs first thing in the morning was so beautiful. Had a great day. Would do it again if we come back to Darwin.

Great way to see Darwin & great to have commentary. The driver was very helpful. Pity it doesn't operate on Sundays.

A very good whistle stop tour of what’s to see in Darwin. Katie our tour guide was very friendly and knowledgeable

We had the most wonderful evening on this sunset cruise. It was a magical way to spend our last night in Darwin. The meals were fantastic and they ensured that as non seafood eaters that our needs were met and there were plenty of options for us. The service was excellent. I would highly recommend this cruise to visitors to Darwin.

Our guide gave a most interesting and free-flowing narrative for the entire tour. He covered a range of different aspects of Darwin’s wartime history and the tour was perfect for us as we had only limited time in Darwin to see all these sites. A great experience.

Ian was an excellent informative tour guide. He had great knowledge of Darwin. I got to see all of the places of interest to me in 6 hours. Stops were long enough to get an overview. Best trip I did in Darwin. Thanks Ian.

Great tour, if you want to see the biggest crocodiles around!!! Our Bus driver was very informative about the local bird life and Darwin surrounding areas. Highly recommend

A great way to see Darwin from a different perspective and a wonderful way to enjoy the sunset. Drinks and food platters are available if you like.

This was one off our highlights while visiting Darwin. Service was impeccable and staff extremely friendly. Our glasses were never empty. Food was delicious and the plenty of if. Would highly recommend this on things to do in Darwin. Book it, you won’t be disappointed.

Nice way to see Darwin. Very informative and a great history lesson. Friendly guides and we would highly recommend

Would highly recommend the Litchfield NPA & Jumping Croc tour ! Kimbo our tour guide was hilarious and very knowledgeable about Darwin’s history , quirks and the area in general . Not only did we see some amazing sights and swim in gorgeous waterfalls we got to hear a few funny jokes and he even told us where to find the best croc for dinner haha. Onya Kimbo !

Being able to see what city has to offer and learn some history of Darwin. Being able to get off and explore then back on again

Amazing tour, must see if in Darwin. The boat tour was definitely the highlight. We enjoyed the stop of at the Adelaide River war Memorial and Edith Falls for a refreshing swim. Bis driver/guide was very good, knowledgeable and a little funny without being too much. Can't fault the tour operator AAT king is at the top of the teee, professional and well run tours. Just be aware its a really long day, 14 hours approx, 3.5 to 4 hrs each way, in the bus.

Top End Safari Day Camp. WOW! Another amazing day filled with so much! Early (very early) pick up @mattwrights office in Darwin CBD with a 1.5 hour (small) bus trip to Matt Wright's croc rescue area. Top End Safari Camp is located in the Peninsular Way region, north west of Litchfield National Park. Every staff member was passionate, knowledgeable and very down to earth making everyone feel very comfortable! When we got there.....a delish breaky of egg/bacon rolls, salad, fruit and tea/coffee served on the cruise boat. We then climbed aboard an airboat - exhilarating ride down the Billabong and channels to check on the health of some of the largest crocs. Very up close and personal! Awesome! At times the airboat throttled to an exciting high speed for a bit of a thrill and slowed down in appropriate areas. On our return, bussed to see the rescue crocs. Awesome huge creatures with no known age limit! Chopper weighed around 700kg! They can never get cancer, can survive if a limb is bitten off by another croc - they have 4 heart chambers and can slow their heart beat to one per minute, thus staunching the blood flow. Incredible prehistoric creatures! And there was more! We bussed back to the camp where you may stay overnight in Yurt style glamping tents at additional cost. A lovely clear swimming pool is available to cool down, bar with beer, wine, softies etc, to enjoy whilst waiting to board a helicopter for a 10 minute ride. Views over the flood plains and channels with a different perspective to what we saw earlier. We spotted some water buffalo cooling off under trees, flew over a mango farm; flowering and ready to fruit. The local people, Bininji, rely on plants and nature to alert them when to expect the wet season and dry season (there are only 2 seasons up here). When certain trees flower they know to move to higher ground because the wet is coming. The indigenous ways are fascinating and their absolute love, care and respect of the environment is a message to us all. It truly makes you want to learn more. If you are travelling to Darwin, , love nature, this is a must. Yes, it seems expensive but in my opinion, very worth it!

The Wangi falls were beautiful, as was every other attraction we stopped at. However we didn’t get enough time Wangi (only 20 mins which included a swim) at this or any other location. We weren’t offers the flotation noodles, maybe he forgot in his haste, which meant I missed out on a swim there. It all seemed very rushed and our driver Norm, whilst friendly enough was very pushy about “time”. On the way back to Darwin we met another bus at a roadhouse and had to change buses. We can only assume that this was what all the rush was for. In the end we arrived back in Darwin 30 minutes early, so again would have preferred to spend this time visiting the attractions in the Park. We understand there are “ultimate” time constraints on a day trip, but feel there could have been some compromise (more time here / less time there) and suggest that the bus group be given options and decide, rather than rush through a set program (asked if people needed to stop at Roadhouse after crocodiles rather than just doing it again and if ran out of time forego the termites).

The whole experience from start to finish was just awesome, I was a bit put off at first at the thought of a 12 hour day but by the end of the day I didn’t want the experience to end. Simon our bus driver and travel guide was absolutely awesome, full of knowledge, answered all our questions and even shared some of his own experiences of travelling. The day starts with an experience like no other on the Adelaide river watching crocodiles get fed in their natural habitats and ends with champagne and prawns watching the beautiful Darwin sunset. With a couple of visits to waterfalls and pubs in between, lunch is provided and Simon takes the upmost care of anyone he takes on tour. Our tour had it all and was really inviting for people of all ages and families. We had a range of people from young families to old folks and everyone ended the day clapping for Simon as he really excelled at giving us all the best experience of Darwin. Highly recommend the experience and ask for Simon, he was great with everyone and gave everyone his time while also making sure a family with a special needs girl could participate in as many activities as possible. This tour is awesome and full of eye Candy and different experiences, you will not come away disappointed, I’m not one for reviews usually but when credit is due credit is due 10/10 and thanks again Simon your a gem!

The water holes and crocodiles. This is a great trip if you have limited time in Darwin and you don't think you will see Crocodiles anywhere else. This part of the trip takes roughly a third of the day. The water holes and falls are beautiful, but heads up the water is cold, so if you are not a keen swimmer, there is a lot of time spent looking at the water falls. Paul was a great tour guide, bus very comfortable.

What a wonderful way to enjoy an evening in Darwin! The cruise is a great way to see Darwin from a different perspective and a wonderful way to enjoy the sunset. The 4 course dinner was excellent as was the service. I went on my own and was put onto a ‘share table’ with other solo travellers and some couples. We had a great night and I would highly recommend you do this tour when visiting Darwin.