Litchfield National Park tours

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.

Our guide Emily was very informative and she told lot of interesting things! the pick up was exactly what it was stated for! The tour was good option to see wildlife and spectacular views of the waterfalls!

I had a great time on this trip! The views were stunning and the driver was very entertaining, the only downside was that the time went really fast! I highly recommend this!

This is a very well structured and organised tour, beyond our expectation! it’s a long journey but there’s chance, in general, for restroom every ~1.5 hr (important!). 2N stay at Kakadu camp site was also a pleasure. Autopia has a communal tent setup ready for multi-day tour group where fridge, charges, tables, ect were provided and meals would almost be ready when we got back to the camp site in the evening. we also prepare lunch together in the morning. Our tour guide Carlos was very knowledgeable with a great fun personality. We enjoyed this 3D2N so much!

This was a relaxing tour. The crocs jumping cruise was surprisingly interesting. We went to 3 waterfalls and you could go for swim in all of them if you want

Big shoutout to Michael who did all the driving and tour guide stuff and prepared breakfast for us. it was no easy task driving and guiding us through locations particularly under the rain and cold. Michael was absolutely the most passionate tour guide! Even spotted wild Koalas and kangaroos!

Taking the guided tour of the Sydney Opera House was an unforgettable experience that truly brought this architectural masterpiece to life. While its striking sails are breathtaking from the outside, stepping inside reveals an even deeper level of beauty, history, and innovation. Our guide was knowledgeable, passionate, and full of fascinating stories — from the challenges of its construction to insights into performances that have graced its stages. We explored several of the main performance halls, and walked through areas not usually open to the public. The tour provided a real appreciation for both the artistry and engineering behind the Opera House. Whether you're an architecture enthusiast, a performing arts lover, or just curious about one of the world’s most iconic buildings, this tour is well worth your time.

The termite mounds and 2 waterfalls with swimming holes were great, enjoyed going for a swim. Mel the driver was very good. I felt the coffee stop on the way and ice cream stop on way back were a bit long, would have preferred a bit more time at the swimming holes so you didn't need to rush / clock watch.