8 days Darwin, Kakadu National Park & Katherine Gorge Escorted Tour.

Day 1: Darwin Arrive Darwin and catch a taxi to your hotel, your home for the next 7 nights. Enjoy exploring the biggest city in Northern Territory’s Top End.

Discover the city’s cultural heritage, drive by landmarks, plus get tips about local haunts that will be worth visiting during your stay. Highlights of this tour: Smith Street Mall, Mitchell Street – restaurants and cafes, St Mary's Cathedral Cavanagh Street – old China Town, Chinese Temple, Stokes Hill and Fort Hill Wharf Trendy Darwin Wharf precinct on the harbour, World War II oil storage tunnel Christ Church Cathedral, Supreme Court of the Northern Territory – Government House and Parliament House Bicentennial Park, The Esplanade, Casino, Mindil Beach – location for Darwin's famous market Visit the Museum & Art Gallery, Learn of Cyclone Tracy – a force that changed this city Exclusive Fannie Bay, Look for wallabies in the grasslands, Darwin Botanical Gardens

Discover Katherine Gorge on this full-day tour including a 2-hour cruise to spot aboriginal rock art and wildlife, lunch and a visit to beautiful Edith Falls. Start your day with an early-morning pick-up from your hotel and head to the wonderful Nitmiluk National Park and Katherine Gorge. Along the way, stop at the Adelaide River War Cemetery – a site dedicated to those killed in the air raids in Darwin in the 1940s. Continue to Edith Falls, where you have time for a refreshing swim in the waterhole, fringed with paper-bark and pandanas beneath the falls. After a picnic lunch, enjoy a two-hour scenic cruise through Katherine Gorge, with a chance to see freshwater crocodiles sunning themselves on the banks of the river. Enjoy the amazing scenery around you and spot bird life unique to this area.

Discover Kakadu on a full-day trip, including wildlife on a Yellow Water Billabong Cruise, lunch and visit to Nourlangie to see ancient Aboriginal rock art. Start your day with an early-morning hotel pick-up and travel on one of the longest roads in Australia, the Stuart Highway. Arrive at the World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park and marvel at this landscape of exceptional beauty and diversity. The park is surrounded by mangrove-fringed coastal areas, expansive flood plains, lowland hills and open woodland. Visit the Warradjan Cultural Centre and learn about the traditions of the Aboriginal people in Kakadu. Next cruise on the famous Yellow Water Billabong, search for saltwater crocodiles, and view the colourful range of bird life—for which this region is renowned. After lunch, stop at the Nourlangie Rock for a guided walk and view the ancient Aboriginal rock art before returning to Darwin.

Explore Litchfield National Park's ancient landscape with its stunning waterfalls and fascinating bushlands. Trip Style Classic Meals 1 Packed Lunch Returns Darwin 6pm approximately Departs Darwin 7.30am Established in 1986, Litchfield National Park is a stunning location. You can take in the splendour of thundering waterfalls, rainforest pockets and historic sacred sites. It is a haven for hundreds of native bird species and the plateau supports a rich range of woodland flora. The traditional custodians of the Park are the Wagait people, many of whom still call the area home.

Today’s tour is an excellent opportunity to observe these primeval creatures as you cruise along the Adelaide River. Face saltwater crocodiles close up as they leap out of the water to snatch their food! Highlights of this tour: Cruise the Adelaide River in crocodile infested waters Watch as your guide entices saltwater crocodiles to jump and snatch their food Witness crocodiles in a somewhat close situation! Visit Window on the Wetlands Visitor Centre – see birds of prey scavenge for leftovers An educational display with sweeping views over the wetlands Fogg Dam Nature Reserve – a Top End wetlands eco system with an abundance of birds and reptiles

As you walk the paths of pioneers, local guides will cheerfully share their passion for the town they call home as they tell of its history through the World War II bombings and Cyclone Tracy, to current day. Discover many of the remaining buildings such as the old Court House and Police Station, Browns Mart and the Old Palmerston Town Hall ruins, all of which have been painstakingly reconstructed. View Government House, Parliament House and the Northern Territory Supreme Court on our journey through the streets of this modern tropical city. There are many hidden treasures to see on foot and plenty of opportunities to capture photographs of the public artworks, architecture, historic buildings, tropical plants and wildlife. Departs: Raintree Park under the John McDouall Stuart statue, corner of Smith Street Mall and Knuckey Street. Look for the person in the bright orange shirt.

Your tour concludes today as you check out of your hotel and catch a taxi to the airport for flights home.