Darwin Tours
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Discover the charm of Darwin, where tropical landscapes meet rich history. From stunning national parks to vibrant local culture, our tours offer unforgettable experiences in the capital of Australia’s Northern Territory.
1 Day Litchfield Tour
Join one of our best day tours from Darwin, featuring bushwalking, swimming, and exploring the beauty of Litchfield National Park. Begin with an opportunity to join a thrilling Jumping Crocodile Cruise to see saltwater crocodiles or explore the wetlands of Fogg Dam. Then, head to Litchfield for a refreshing swim in the pristine waters of Wangi Falls or Buley Rockhole. Enjoy scenic walks to Tolmer or Florence Falls, and marvel at the unique magnetic termite mounds on the way back to Darwin. This small-group tour is packed with stunning landscapes and Australian wildlife. Book your Litchfield Day Tour today!
From $180
1 Day Katherine Gorge Deluxe Tour from Darwin
Join us on an exhilarating day trip from Darwin to explore the wild beauty of Nitmiluk National Park. Start by uncovering history at the Adelaide River War Cemetery, learning about the Japanese bombing of Darwin. Then, cool off with a swim at the stunning Leliyn (Edith Falls) before discovering ancient Indigenous rock art. Dive deeper into local culture at the Nitmiluk Visitor Centre, followed by a tasty lunch. The day’s highlight is a breathtaking cruise through Katherine Gorge, where you’ll glide between towering cliffs. This unforgettable adventure showcases the natural wonders and rich heritage of the Top End. Book now for an incredible experience!
From $345
Tiwi Island First Nations Cultural Tour
Experience the rich culture of the Tiwi Islands on our Tiwi Island First Nations Cultural Tour! This unique day trip from Darwin takes you to Bathurst Island, where you’ll be warmly welcomed by the local Tiwi People. Participate in a traditional smoking ceremony, watch Tiwi women engage with traditional crafts like painting and weaving, and savor a tasty lunch featuring damper and billy tea. Explore Wurrumiyanga and the Early Mission Precinct to uncover the island’s fascinating history, all while enjoying stunning views on the boat ride from Darwin. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to engage with the Tiwi community and appreciate their vibrant cultural heritage. Book your adventure today!
From $465
Morning Jumping Crocodile Cruise from Darwin
Experience the thrill of our Morning Jumping Crocodile Cruise from Darwin! This half-day tour takes you along the Adelaide River to see formidable saltwater crocodiles in their natural habitat. Watch as we entice them with buffalo meat and prepare to be amazed as they leap from the water to catch their meal. Our wildlife expert will share fascinating facts about these incredible reptiles. With return transport from Darwin included, this is the perfect way to see crocodiles in action!
From $135
Afternoon Jumping Crocodile Cruise from Darwin
Have you ever witnessed a crocodile leap out of the water? It’s terrifying, but also kind of awesome. Experience the thrill of our Darwin Jumping Crocodile Tour! Cruise the Adelaide River to see massive saltwater crocodiles leap from the water, guided by our passionate experts. Learn fascinating facts about these prehistoric reptiles, then visit Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve to explore the Top End wetlands. This unforgettable adventure is a must for any Darwin visitor. Book your tour today!
From $170
Darwin City Tour & Surrounds
Discover the rich history and culture of Darwin on our scenic city tour! Travel comfortably in a coach with a friendly local guide, visiting highlights like the Aviation Museum, Botanic Gardens, and the Museum and Art Gallery of Northern Territory. This tour is the perfect introduction to Australia’s tropical northern city. Book your Darwin tour today!
From $110
3 Day Darwin to Alice Springs Tour
Join our 3-Day Darwin to Alice Springs Tour for an unforgettable adventure through Australia’s breathtaking landscapes! Travel with an experienced guide as you explore iconic landmarks, swim in Mataranka Thermal Springs and Katherine Gorge, and enjoy a drink at Daly Waters Pub. Marvel at the impressive Karlu Karlu (Devils Marbles) rock formations and camp under the stars each night. This guided tour is the best way to experience the beauty of the Northern Territory. Don’t fly – Book your guided trip with us today!
From $799
3 Day Alice Springs to Darwin Tour
Join our 3-Day Alice Springs to Darwin Tour for an unforgettable adventure! Travel between these unique cities while exploring iconic landmarks, guided by an experienced tour leader. Capture stunning views of the Karlu Karlu (Devils Marbles), relax in Mataranka Thermal Springs, and kayak or boat through Katherine Gorge. Camp under the stars and enjoy evenings by the campfire. Ready for the Outback experience of a lifetime? Book now!
From $799
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Frequently Asked Questions About Darwin Tours
How far is Kakadu from Darwin?
About 250 kilometres to Jabiru, roughly three hours by sealed road on the Arnhem Highway. Day tours to Kakadu run from Darwin but make for a very long day. If you want to see more than Ubirr and a cruise, take a two or three day trip instead.
How far is Litchfield National Park from Darwin?
Litchfield National Park is about 120 kilometres south of Darwin, with the drive taking around an hour and a half each way. Its relatively short travel time makes it a popular option for a day trip from Darwin. Our Litchfield day tours include a selection of the park’s waterfalls and swimming spots.
Litchfield or Kakadu, which should I do?
Litchfield if you have one day: it is closer, the waterfalls are swimmable and the day is relaxed. Kakadu if you have two or more, and you want rock art, wetlands and scale. They are different places, not competing versions of the same thing.
When is the best time to visit Darwin?
May to October is the dry season, with warm days around 30 to 32°C, low humidity and blue skies. It’s generally the easiest time to explore Darwin and the surrounding national parks, with fewer road closures. November to April brings more heat, humidity and storms, but also spectacular waterfalls, greener landscapes and fewer visitors.
How many days do you need in Darwin?
Two days for the city, Mindil Beach and a crocodile cruise. Four or five if you want Litchfield and Kakadu as well, which is what most people come for. A week lets you add Katherine Gorge or the Tiwi Islands without rushing.
How hot does Darwin get, and does it get cold?
Days sit between 30 and 34 degrees almost year round. The difference is humidity, not heat. Dry season nights drop to about 19 degrees, which locals call cold and everyone else calls pleasant.
Do tours run in the wet season?
Most do, on adjusted routes. Some roads and waterholes in Litchfield and Kakadu close when the rivers come up, and Jim Jim Falls is generally unreachable in the wet. The trade-off is that the waterfalls are at full flow.
What is the jumping crocodile cruise?
Can you visit the Tiwi Islands?
Yes, on the Tiwi Islands First Nations Cultural Tour ($465), which includes damper and billy tea, and time with Tiwi artists on Bathurst Island. The Tiwi Islands are Aboriginal land and require a permit, which is arranged as part of the tour rather than by you.
What is there to do in Darwin itself?
There’s plenty to see in Darwin, including the Aviation Museum, Botanic Gardens, and Museum and Art Gallery. Our Darwin City and Surrounds tour ($110) takes you around the city and includes visits to its museums.
