Darwin Litchfield National Park Day Tour

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Litchfield National Park on this unforgettable day tour.
Grab your hiking boots for this one day adventure into Litchfield National Park, famous for its stunning waterfalls, termite mounds, ancient rock formations, and diverse ecosystems.

We will explore all the iconic spots; Wangi Falls and Florence Falls, where you can take a dip, refresh and relax as you take in the serene ambiance of one of the Northern Territory’s natural wonders.

Keep your eyes peeled for the unique flora and fauna that call this region home as we explore the hiking trails and secret spots that showcase Litchfield's rare beauty.

Departing Darwin City Daily (operates all year round*)

*Please note, some swimming areas in Litchfield are closed due to flooding and crocs during the wet season, on these days we will visit alternative locations for the swimming.

Morning and Afternoon Tea

*Lunch is not included - lunch can be purchased or BYO Lunch in a cooler bag.

What's included:

• Professional Guides

What to expect:

Duration: 8 hours

Litchfield National Park

Northern Territory

Litchfield National Park is a stunning natural haven covering over 1,500 square kilometers, the park is renowned for its spectacular landscapes, diverse ecosystems, and rich cultural heritage.
Key Features:
Waterfalls and Swimming Holes: Litchfield is famous for its picturesque waterfalls, including Florence Falls, Wangi Falls, and Tolmer Falls. These cascading waters create inviting swimming holes, perfect for cooling off in the tropical heat.

Termite Mounds: One of the park's unique attractions is its large magnetic termite mounds, which can reach up to four meters in height.

Diverse Flora and Fauna: The park boasts a rich variety of plant and animal life, including tropical savannahs, monsoon forests, and wetlands. Visitors may spot wallabies, dingoes, and numerous bird species, making it a great destination for wildlife enthusiasts.

Cultural Significance: Litchfield is also culturally important to the Indigenous people of the region.

8 hours