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Kakadu National Park offers a remarkable one-day adventure filled with stunning landscapes and rich cultural experiences. Visitors can explore the park's diverse ecosystems, from wetlands to rugged escarpments, while witnessing its unique wildlife. Key highlights include the ancient rock art at Ubirr, where guests can appreciate the historical significance of Indigenous culture and the breathtaking views from the lookout. Additionally, a cruise on the Yellow Water Billabong provides an opportunity to observe crocodiles and various bird species in their natural habitat. This day trip encapsulates the essence of Kakadu, making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike.

Our initial destination at Adelaide River will be the second-largest war cemetery in Australia, a peaceful site dedicated to honoring those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. Following our time in Katherine, we will set off towards the entrance of the remarkable 13-Gorge system, leading us to Katherine Gorge, nestled within the stunning Nitmiluk National Park. This natural sanctuary boasts a rich diversity of rare and endangered flora and fauna, making it an ideal spot for both nature lovers and thrill-seekers. Prepare for an enchanting two-hour boat cruise that includes a brief hike, allowing you to witness ancient Aboriginal Rock Art nestled within the gorge system. As you soak in the serene beauty of the gorges, you will be surrounded by majestic cliffs that soar up to 70 meters high. Keep an eye out for Freshwater Crocodiles lounging in the sun and kingfishers skillfully hunting for their next meal. Additionally, a visit to Edith Falls (Leliyn) offers the opportunity to either take a leisurely walk or enjoy a refreshing swim in the inviting pool. This area is truly a unique gem in the Top End and is an essential stop during your visit to Darwin.

Our tours are designed for an intimate group of just six guests, providing a unique and personalized experience in our comfortable Toyota 4WD vehicle. We promise a day filled with comfort and relaxation, tailored to your desires.
The adventure kicks off with a scenic drive to Adelaide River, renowned for hosting one of the largest populations of crocodiles in the Top End. You will embark on an exhilarating hour-long cruise that brings you face-to-face with the formidable Saltwater Crocodiles, showcasing their remarkable hunting prowess. Following this thrilling encounter, we will journey to Litchfield National Park, traversing through picturesque savanna woodlands and ancient sandstone formations. The park is home to crystal-clear creeks, inviting waterholes, and breathtaking waterfalls, including the stunning Wangi and Florence Falls. Here, you can take a refreshing swim at Buley Rock Holes or simply revel in the awe-inspiring scenery. Our itinerary is flexible and can be adjusted to meet your specific interests. Litchfield National Park is also famous for its impressive cathedral and magnetic termite mounds, offering a chance to learn about these intriguing insects. Throughout the day, our experienced guide will provide valuable insights into the area's rich history, encompassing both early settlers and Aboriginal cultures.

1 Day Litchfield National Park & Berry Springs, traveling with a small group of maximum of 11 guests to explore and experience this magnificent park. Our stops for swimming and bush walks include Buley Rock Holes, Florence, and Wangi Falls. A stop at the famous Magnetic and Cathedral termite mounds, reaching up to 8 meters, is one of the highlights on the tour. We will serve a delicious picnic lunch in a shaded area and keep you hydrated with ice-cold water all day. Swimming noodles, healthy snacks, and a lot of fun await you.

This tour caters to everyone, from the young to the young at heart, offering a perfect day of relaxation around Darwin.
This tour features little driving and easy walks, making it ideal for individuals of all ages and those with limited mobility.
Berry Springs is a natural oasis featuring serene pools and warm springs nestled amidst lush tropical flora. Guests can swim or enjoy the tropical vegetation—a slice of paradise. The waters are crystal clear, so bring goggles and observe vibrant tropical fish.
Your guide will prepare a delectable picnic lunch for you to savor on the cool, shaded grassed area.
We continue the journey to the Adelaide River for an exhilarating JUMPING CROCODILE CRUISE. The river is home to one of the densest populations of Saltwater Crocodiles globally. You'll be captivated by the hunting prowess of these dominant predators.
From there, we'll visit the enchanting Fogg Dam.
We can observe an array of birdlife, including Australian Darters, Jacanas, Brolgas, and many others among the 280 bird species native to the Top End.
To cap off a day filled with Top End marvels, what could be better than stopping at the famous Humpty Doo pub, for a refreshing cold drink?

Litchfield National Park is one of the Top Ends' most popular parks due to its opportunity for swimming in natural pools and its closeness to Darwin.
We travel in a group of only 10 guests in our comfortable minibus and spoil you for the whole day.
After our hotel pick-up, we will make our way to Litchfield National Park. Just sit back and enjoy the views through the savanna woodlands and ancient sandstone country.
Litchfield offers pristine creeks, water holes, and cascading waterfalls. We will be visiting Wangi and Florence Falls and have time for walks and a swim at the Buley rock holes. Our small group give you flexibility.
Litchfield National Park is the home of the Cathedral and Magnetic Termite Mounds and we will stop and learn about these natural architects of the bush, the termites. Our professional and experienced guide will share the colorful regional history, of settlers, Aboriginal locals, and the first pioneers in the region with you. We will have fresh fruit, snacks and iced water on offer for you all day. Lunch is included.