Top Northern Territory Full-day Tours - page 2

Explore the tropical wilderness of the Litchfield National Park on this full-day small-group tour from Darwin. Visit the Florence and Wangi Falls; cool off with a dip in the Buley Rockhole, and snap photos of the gigantic Cathedral and Magnetic Termite Mounds. You'll also enjoy a crocodile-spotting cruise along the Adelaide River and hear about the reptiles from the wildlife guide. Includes lunch, snacks, croc cruise, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

Take a full-day detour from Alice Springs to visit Palm Valley — a fertile oasis in the midst of the Outback that’s accessible only by 4WD vehicle. See ancient rock formations and spring-fed pools, and enjoy a picnic lunch in Finke Gorge National Park. Learn about the area’s indigenous history with a visit to the Aboriginal community of Hermannsburg, where you can tour the town mission and a local painter’s home.

Set sail around Darwin Harbour for a scenic 45-minute sightseeing cruise and enjoy serene views of the Northern Territory capital. Hop on board a comfortable catamaran and listen to the live on-board commentary as you float along Lameroo Beach, glide around Stokes Hill Wharf and spot waterside landmarks like Bicentennial Park, the Larakeyah Barracks and the sunken USS Peary.

Experience Litchfield National Park and the wildlife and wonders of the Northern Territory on this full day adventure day from Darwin. This action-packed day trip includes a guided walk of Litchfield National Park—a tropical paradise known for its amazing waterfalls and swimming holes—along with a visit to a Butterfly Farm and Petting Zoo, and a Jumping Crocodile Cruise at Crocodylus Park, where you’ll come face to face with freshwater crocs.

The outback town of Alice Springs lies at the heart of Australia’s Red Centre. With this tour, experience Outback Country as you drive through the West MacDonnell Ranges and enjoy short walks at Simpsons Gap and Standley Chasm. Then, learn about outback life with visits to The School of the Air, the Telegraph Station, the Royal Flying Doctors Service, and Alice Springs Reptile Centre.

Embark on a incredible adventure through the West MacDonnell Ranges! Start your journey at Simpsons Gap, a place alive with ancient Aboriginal stories. Keep your senses sharp to catch glimpses of wildlife near the shimmering waterhole. Next, venture to Standley Chasm, a breathtaking natural wonder standing 3 meters wide and towering 80 meters high. As you explore, be prepared for close encounters with the area's diverse wildlife, adding to the magic of this awe-inspiring location. Continue your expedition to Ellery Creek Bighole, where you can cool off in the refreshing waters surrounded by majestic red cliffs. It's the perfect spot to relax and soak in the stunning scenery. Finally, marvel at the towering red walls of Ormiston Gorge, a testament to the incredible forces of nature. Take a moment to reflect on the day's adventures before heading back to Alice Springs, where you can relive your unforgettable experiences in the West MacDonnell Ranges

Nitmiluk National Park (formerly Katherine Gorge National Park) is one of the Top End’s most dazzling destinations—but at a 7-hour round trip from Darwin, it’s a challenging drive. Leave navigation to your accredited Outback driver/guide on this low-stress package, which includes a cruise between the glowing sandstone walls of Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge and a guided bush walk (fitness permitting) to the tumbling Edith Falls cascades.

Home to tumbling waterfalls, towering termite mounds, and gorgeous bushwalks, Litchfield National Park is a true Northern Territory gem. Discover this marvel throughout the year with a seasonally variable schedule that can include geothermal springs, historic ruins, museums, walks, waterfalls and more. Consistent throughout however are the delicious thoughtful morsels along the way such as home cooked mongo muffin and biscuits, fresh fruit, cool icy poles and more. Combine this with expert local guides then this really is the way you need to experience Litchfield Park. You’ve come all this way, why not do it right !

Travel with us on a tour to the pristine waters and forest of Litchfield National Park. Spot hundreds of different species of wildlife including birds and reptiles at Fogg Dam Conservation Centre. Walk amongst giant Magnetic Termite Mounds that are scattered throughout the national park. To cool down and relax, explore waterfalls at Florence Falls, and swim the cool waters of Buley Rockhole. For an additional cost you can also add in an optional "Jumping Crocodile Cruise" (option WLFC-B). Please note itinerary may change due to weather conditions at different times of the year.

With so much to do, planning a Top End itinerary can be real difficult. Leave that to your driver/guide on this intimate small-group tour of Northern Territory highlights, including lunch. Swim in the warm waters and natural pools of Berry Spring Nature Park, see salties in action on a Jumping Crocodile Cruise; and watch birds at Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve. The tour concludes with a refreshing drink at the Humpty Doo pub (own expense), before returning to your hotel.

Spend an action-packed day exploring two national parks in the Top End: Nitmiluk and Kakadu. Fly round-trip from Darwin to Katherine Gorge, then hop aboard a helicopter for a scenic ride. Explore the magnificent landscape for 1 hour by air followed by a riverboat cruise back in Kakadu. A guide helps you discover this region abundant with wildlife, natural beauty, and cultural significance before your return to Darwin.

This action-packed day trip is the ultimate way to see the Kakadu National Park from Darwin, for travelers short on time. Travel by scenic flight for spectacular views as well as to save time by eliminating lengthy road travel. The day also includes many other Kakadu highlights, such as a river cruise, visits to waterfalls, an Aboriginal cultural center, and more, for an unforgettable day of learning and special views.

Get acquainted with Darwin on this all-day guided sightseeing tour. See the lush Botanic Gardens and the Chinese Temple and tour other historic sites including the Darwin Aviation Museum. Explore the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, which is home to Aboriginal art. In the afternoon, head to Adelaide River where you'll be able to spot the famous jumping crocodiles.

Arnhem Land is a vast wilderness area rich in Aboriginal culture—it’s home to the traditional land-owners, the Yolngu, and requires a permit to visit. On this tour, an Aboriginal guide takes you and a small group to explore the rock art on Injalak Hill. The tour includes all national park fees, plus lunch and afternoon tea.

This tour has a maximum capacity of 11 passengers in order to make your experience more comfortable, & inclusive with relaxed timeframes to allow for the park to be truly appreciated. Pick-ups are from 8 am in Darwin’s CBD (select your accommodation when booking) and will be back in Darwin around 5:30 pm.

Our micro group of 4-6 guests ensures a personalized and exclusive tour experience, allowing ample time to explore the vast Kakadu National Park. We take pride in catering to the specific interests and preferences of our guests, whether they are bird watchers, photographers, walkers, or have other interests. With our experienced Kakadu accredited tour guide, you will receive undivided attention and create unforgettable memories. For a more private experience, inquire about our private charter options for parties of two. Contact Australia 2001 Travel for more information.

Halfway between Darwin and Kakadu, it can be hard to fit a trip to the Corroborree Billabong into a flying visit to the Northern Territory. On this full-day tour, chase barramundi and catfish in both fresh and salt water, with the option to break up the day with mud crabbing. See a unique part of the Northern Territory without the hassle of hiring your own vehicle, and benefit from your guide's local knowledge.

In the north of Australia lies many World War II relics, highlighting the country's military past. On this full-day guided tour from Darwin, head inland to visit a few of these sites, including the No. 4 Repair and Salvage Unit, which sits on private land adjacent to Pell Airstrip. After visiting the Adelaide River War Cemetery. Also, stop at the Batchelor Museum, which houses displays that honor those who were stationed at the Civil Aerodrome.

Escape the city for the day and skip the hassle of driving. This guided tour takes you from Darwin into the stunning wilderness of Litchfield National Park. You'll have the chance to swim in waterfalls, learn about native flora and fauna, and take in the stunning landscapes.

Would you prefer to travel with a personalized 5-star tour service with a group of only a maximum of 6 guests? You are at the right place. Traveling in a micro group like ours will save you a lot of time waiting for facilities to be available, boarding and exiting a coach. We use all the extra time to make sure, you will get individual attention on this once-in-a-lifetime trip. Spoil yourself and travel with us, as we pride ourselves on having the highest standards of attention, personalised service, tailored to your desires, and a long track record in safe driving. Our guides are long-time experienced guides in the Top End, and we call thousands of square kilometers our backyard. If the minium number of 4 guests are not reached you can contact us directly on Australia 2001 Travel, for a private charter request.

Connect with these ancient lands on a memorable, fun and immersive journey through the peaceful East MacDonnell Ranges. Take with you not only some stunning photographs, but knowledge of the oldest continuous living culture on Earth, and interesting fun facts about the Red Centre that you otherwise might never have known.

It is the most completed Day tour to Kakadu from Darwin you can find on the Market. It will be a fully private vehicle for yourself, your friend or family. We are going to visit all the main Kakadu attractions as yellow water (for short notice bookings yellow water could be full booked and we are going to do the Corroboree billabong as an alternative)., Nourlangie rock Art, Ubirr rock art and Lookout, Fogg Dam and a cooked dinner at the Humpty Doo Pub. It will be a long drive, over 7 hours. But it will be good fun. An amazing mix of nature, aboriginal culture, Outback culture, bird watching, animal spotting and an amazing cruise on outback roads.

Explore the marvels of Litchfield National Park through our exclusive, intimate group tours, capped at 4–6 guests for a personalized touch. Our commitment to a bespoke, opulent experience ensures that there's ample opportunity to address your individual interests and preferences. Tailored services are at the heart of what we do, whether you're inclined to hike or swim. Our guides are dedicated to customizing daily outings to fulfill your unique desires and requirements. We prioritize your safety above all, with each guide being adept in first aid. Enhance your adventure with a thrilling 1-hour Jumping Crocodile Cruise on the Adelaide River, home to one of the densest Saltwater crocodile populations globally.