Northern Territory Tours - page 3

Explore a landscape of ancient rock formations, monsoon forests, and cascading waterfalls on this full-day tour from Darwin to Litchfield National Park. Marvel at massive termite pillars, take a dip in natural swimming holes, and explore rock pools at the base of the sparkling falls. Enjoy lunch at the Litchfield Café and learn of the Aboriginal legends that surround this pristine landscape.

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.

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.

Board a plane and take off into the skies to look out from your window seat over rugged Northern Territory landscape during this full-day, guided flight-seeing tour that includes a cruise in Kakadu National Park. Land directly in the park and switch to a boat to traverse the picturesque water system and see the wild animals who live here.

Start your morning with the once-in-a-lifetime experience of watching the sunrise at Kata Tjuta (the Olgas). After early morning pickup, head into Uluru–Kata Tjuta National Park and enjoy a light breakfast while waiting for the sunrise, then follow your guide on a short walk through the Valley of the Winds to reach superb lookout points. You have the choice of a challenging hike to a second lookout, or an easier route through the towering domes. Learn about the history of Australia’s Red Centre and hear about the Anangu people, to whom this stunning region is sacred.

Discover the legendary heart of Outback culture on this half-day highlights tour of Alice Springs. Visit the historic Overland Telegraph Station and learn how residents have adapted to ultra-remote living at the Royal Flying Doctor Service base and the School of the Air. Encounter fearsome desert creatures at the Alice Springs Reptile Park, and take in sweeping views of the West MacDonnell Ranges from the top of Anzac Hill.

Starting from Darwin, this Adelaide River Adventure includes a scenic drive to the Adelaide River wetlands, where you’ll learn about the wildlife species that call these waterways home—including the saltwater crocodile. You’ll then go on a Jumping Crocodile Cruise to see these crocs in their natural habitat. A local Indigenous owned and operated venture, the cruise is a great way to support the Traditional Custodians of this Country.

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 !

Darwin's foodie scene is diverse, and with so many restaurants to choose from, it can be hard to know where to start. This tasting tour means you don't have to choose. Instead, visit a selection of top restaurants with possibilities including Snapper Rocks, Little Miss Korea, and Speakers Corner, and enjoy gourmet tasting plates. Every tour is slightly different, so you might dine with a view of the harbor, feast on fresh seafood, or sample Aboriginal bush tucker.

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.

Wind down the day by watching the sunset over Kata Tjuta (the Olgas). Your guide takes you into Uluru–Kata Tjuta National Park to enjoy the colorful sunrise while sipping a glass of wine and snacking on gourmet appetizers. Hear about the history and sacred significance of Kata Tjuta, and learn some of the legends of the local Anangu people. This 2.5-hour tour provides a once-in-a-lifetime experience of Australia’s Red Centre.

Experience the magic of a sunset in the Aussie outback, set against the dramatic backdrop of the Katherine Gorge. Travel along the Katherine River on a 3.5-hour sunset boat tour, tuck into a delicious 3-course dinner on-board, and sip sparkling wine as you watch the sunset over the rugged landscapes of the Nitmiluk National Park.

Witness the Outback’s most famous landmark awash in golden light on a sunset tour of Uluru (Ayers Rock). A driver transports you directly from the Ayers Rock Resort in time to get comfortable in the sunset viewing area for the best views of changing light and spectacular colors spilling across the sacred landmark. A glass of wine and appetizers help make it a sunset you’ll never forget.

The soaring red cliffs, rocky gorges, and natural waterholes of the West MacDonnell Ranges lie just west of Alice Springs. With this half-day tour, take in some of the highlights, including Flynn’s Grave Memorial, the gorge and waterhole of Simpsons Gap, and the steep canyon of Standley Chasm. Along the way, learn more about Australian history and outback life from your guide, and look out for wildlife such as black-footed rock wallabies.

Leave the driving to a professional while you soak up the legendary sights of Central Australia with this one-way shuttle service from Uluru (Ayres Rock) to Alice Springs. Travel aboard a luxury air-conditioned coach for the approximately 6-hour journey, while your driver provides commentary on Outback history and natural attractions. Stretch your legs with stops along the way to photograph ancient rock formations and admire Aboriginal art at a roadhouse.

See where World War II bombs fell on Darwin on this harbour cruise. On 19 February 1942, Japanese planes targeted Allied ships in Darwin’s waters, causing mass destruction. Board an open-sided boat to cruise by these and other landmarks as you hear stories of the fateful day and Darwin’s wartime history. See remnants of the raids and underwater shipwreck sites, and sail by historical wharfs, pearling luggers, and other maritime locations. Live commentary included.

Join us on an exclusive 4WD safari adventure of a lifetime showcasing the best Kakadu National Park and Litchfield National Park has to offer. Discover some of the oldest and best-preserved Aboriginal Rock Art in the world, and keep a lookout for some of our prehistoric friends (crocodiles) as we cruise the ancient wetlands by boat. Visit spectacular waterfalls and cool off in some of the most beautiful natural plunge pools imaginable. Explore Barramundi Gorge (Maguk), or similar access dependant, Kakadu's most impressive waterfalls. Uncover Litchfield National Park’s roaring waterfalls and hidden waterholes such as Florence Falls, Buley Rockhole, or Wangi Falls. This tour will take you on a journey through some truly spectacular landscapes, amongst pockets of rainforest rich with endemic species of wildlife and flora. We provide two different sleeping options at our permanent campsites, with twin shared safari tents or a traditional bush swag experience. (canvas-covered bedroll).

Take a half-day tour from Darwin that includes a crocodile cruise on the Adelaide River and a stop at the Window on the Wetlands Visitor Centre. Watch crocodiles jump up from the river to snatch hunks of meat just outside your boat, then take in the region's wildlife and wetland. Includes crocodile boat cruise, and hotel pickup and drop-off in Darwin.

There are few ways of getting close to 19-foot (6-meter) long saltwater crocodile safely, but the Jumping Croc Cruise is one. On a sturdy boat with well-trained staff you’ll cruise out onto the Adelaide River, looking for crocs. Staff will entice the animals with food, causing them to jump high in the air. This is an unmissable Northern Territory experience, and one that you’re sure to remember. Learn about the unique animals of the top end on a low-impact tour that respects the environment and its inhabitants.

Explore the beauty of Kakadu National Park, home to the best preserved Aboriginal Rock Art in the world. If you’re not learning about the Aboriginal culture, cool off in natural plunge pools or dive off waterfalls. Leave the administration with us and enjoy the comfortable indoor lodgings at the end of each day.

Personalised entertaining and interactive commentary. Hop on and off the bus for great photo opportunities.Original photos. Cold drinking water.

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.

On this guided afternoon tour from Darwin, head to the Adelaide River, which is home to over 1,600 crocodiles including the famous 'jumping' crocodiles. There, you'll cruise the river and see these creatures launch themselves out of the water. Following that, visit the Window on the Wetlands Visitor Centre to take in views of the Marrakai Plains. Also, stop at the Fogg Dam Nature Reserve to see a wetland ecosystem.