Berry Springs Nature Park
Situated just 45 minutes from Darwin. The Park has shaded picnic and barbecue areas and is filled with local birds and wildlife. Bring your goggles to explore the underwater world in the clear pools.
Crocodylus Park
Only 5 minutes drive from the darwin airport, the park is home to more than a thousand crocodiles. it also houses exotic birds, primates, big cats and lizards. children under 4 years have free entry.
Darwin Festival
The Darwin festival happens in August and includes free outdoor events, theatre, dance, music, cabaret, films, workshops and comedy, not to mention the sensational cuisine.
The Top End offers the visitor an amazing array of activities to immerse yourself in, from the adventurous to the more subdued. Most tours leave from Darwin.
Jim Jim Falls
This majestic waterfall is a sight to behold at the end of a challenging four-wheel drive track in the southern escarpment country of kakadu national park.
Merl
This site in northern kakadu national park is perfect for campers who want to enjoy a famous sunrise or sunset at ubirr. it's also an ideal base for bushwalking along the east alligator river. there are showers, toilets and a generator zone. camping fees are collected on site.
Fishing in the Northern Territory is world class and there are many diverse fishing habitats on offer. Most tours leave from Darwin, Arnhem Land is home to some truly adventurous fishing spots.
Tiwi Island Tour
The Catholic mission established on the Tiwi Islands in 1911 greatly influenced the culture. Many Tiwi Islanders are prolific artists who produce distinctive art, pottery, sculptures and wooden carvings. The Tiwi Islands is a 20-minute flight or two hour ferry ride from Darwin. You must be part of an organised tour to visit Tiwi Islands.