Christine
The bus tour was comfortable & the bus driver gave lots of interesting facts & information while travelling. The river cruise was exciting & staff helpful, friendly & informative.
Set out from Darwin for a half-day adventure on the Adelaide River, home to the famous jumping crocodiles. Once on board, your local guide will draw these prehistoric reptiles close, demonstrating their incredible power as they leap from the water to snap food mid-air. This thrilling yet safe experience gives you a rare up-close look at Australia’s most formidable predator.
After the cruise, continue to the Window on the Wetlands Visitor Centre. From its elevated vantage point, enjoy sweeping views across the Marrakai Plains and learn more about the region’s ecosystems through interactive displays.
Next, visit the Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve, renowned for its rich biodiversity. The area encompasses eucalyptus forest, melaleuca woodland, and floodplain habitats that attract an impressive range of wildlife. Walk along the boardwalks to spot colourful birdlife, reptiles, and even marsupials while staying dry above the wetlands.
This half-day tour combines adrenaline, education, and natural beauty, making it one of the most exciting wildlife experiences near Darwin.
The bus tour was comfortable & the bus driver gave lots of interesting facts & information while travelling. The river cruise was exciting & staff helpful, friendly & informative.
Wonderful opportunity to get up close with the crocodiles. Staff were helpful, interesting , knowledgeable and eager to make the day enjoyable for all.
very easy & enjoyable. Prem was a considerate guide
The bus tour was comfortable & the bus driver gave lots of interesting facts & information while travelling. The river cruise was exciting & staff helpful, friendly & informative.
Very cool crocodil Event and high Hotspot for good See animals
Our guide, Paul, was fantastic! Super informative and very very funny!!! Honestly, he made the trip.
It was a great experience. We don’t have anything like this in Canada and I can’t to show my pictures and video.