Things to do in Darwin

Definitely the best thing to experience once in a lifetime with beautiful “baru” crocs. Highly recommended and a must to put inside your bucket list 👍💯

Purchased 2 activity tour for puffing billy train, heasville and Yarra choloaterie as well as Phillip island, moonlit sanctuary, nobbies and Brighton beach boxes day tours. The tours were guided by 2 different company. Both guides were knowledgeable and multi tasked as a driver and photographer too. Redemption was fuss free. Sufficient time was provided at each stop to allow us to take photos or have meals. There were some cost savings compared to booking them individually. Recommend to purchase the pass depending whether the activities listed are places you planned to go.

the tour was amazing. great to see crocodile in their natural habitat and learn how to take care of nature

There are watering holes where you can take a dip, so pack your swimwear if you plan on getting in the water. The termite mounds are incredible and I was really fascinated by them. The Jumping Croc Cruise is amazing and informative, a must-do if you're in Darwin.

I bought 2 days tickets with free admission to Cove and RFDS. It is a good buy as it cost much more to buy in Darwin. Very easy redemption. just wait at the designated timing at the bus stop, show driver voucher and all done! You can download the map before going and you will know if the stop is near your hotel. Bus is on time and driver very nice and friendly. I drop by the art museum, mindil night market, east point, wharf and other places etc. Really convenient, unless you wish to uber to the places you want to go to which can cost more. I only uber back to hotel when there is no more bus service.

Definitely the best thing to experience once in a lifetime with beautiful “baru” crocs. Highly recommended and a must to put inside your bucket list 👍💯

The sunsets in Darwin are stunning. The cruise is safe and smooth. The staff is very attentive to the guests, always cheerful, and ready to assist. The food is decent, served buffet style, and they replenish it when it runs out. You'll need a card to pay for oysters and drinks, as they don't accept cash.

Bobby is a great guide and was able to drive and tell us stories or information about the places all while driving. He drives for long distances and is a good driver. He ensures that we are well hydrated and are safe while doing the walk. The rock art is a real eye opener, 65000 years of history! Kakadu National Park is really far but it is a must go despite the distance as it is a UNESCO site. We stayed on the van while he drives through the wetlands, he really has good knowledge of everything.

Our driver guide, Prem, shared a lot of information with us about the history, people, plants and animals. The river cruise was great too! We took many photos.