Darwin Aboriginal Art and Jumping Crocodile Tour

This tour offers a perfect blend of culture, adventure, and relaxation. Immerse yourself in Aboriginal art, the thrill to the spectacular Jumping Crocodile Cruise, and refreshing swim of the crystal-clear waters of freshwater swimming hole.
Start your day by delving into the rich heritage of Aboriginal culture. Choose from a selection of traditional Australian wood animal canvases, and let your creativity flourish as you paint your own piece of Aboriginal art.

Get ready for an exhilarating adventure on the Jumping Crocodile Cruise. Hop aboard and witness these majestic reptiles in their natural habitat as they leap from the water, showcasing their incredible power and agility.

The afternoon is spent exploring a tropical oasis, this fresh water swimming hole is known for its crystal-clear waters and serene environment, and is the perfect place to unwind and cool off. Enjoy the natural beauty surrounded by lush tropical vegetation, as you swim and relax in this idyllic oasis

What's included:

• Pool Noodles for swimming

Not included:

• Tips

What to expect:

Duration: 7 hours

Aboriginal Bush Traders

19 The Mall, Charles Darwin Centre Shop 4, Darwin, 0800, Northern Territory

This art workshop allows you do delve into the rich heritage of Aboriginal culture. Choose from a selection of traditional Australian animal canvases, and let your creativity flourish as you paint your own piece of Aboriginal art. Our expert guides will provide insights into Aboriginal techniques and stories, helping you craft a masterpiece that reflects both artistic skill and cultural significance.

2 hours • Admission Ticket Included

The Original Adelaide River Queen Jumping Crocodile Cruises

Adelaide River Bridge, 3220A Arnhem Hwy, Wak Wak NT 0822, Australia

On a Spectacular Jumping Crocodile Cruise, you can view elusive, powerful crocodiles in their natural habitat.
Over the hour-long cruise, the friendly crew will show you a range of different sized crocodiles as they leap spectacularly in the air. This really is a photographers delight!

In 1971 the Australian saltwater crocodile, believed to be facing extinction, was declared a protected species. Today increased numbers of saltwater crocs roam the waterways of the Northern Territory.

Complimentary Tea and Coffee is available on arrival.

2 hours • Admission Ticket Included

Howard Springs

Howard Springs, Northern Territory

Incredible swimming spot ! Diverse habitats include monsoon forests and extensive woodlands/

3 hours