Step Outside | Darwin

Set off on a wildlife adventure as you visit two of Australia's most beautiful natural secluded wonders, Katherine Gorge and Edith Falls on a full-day tour.

Enjoy round-trip transfers from Darwin and learn about the regional flora and fauna from your knowledgeable driver and guide onboard the cozy air-conditioned coach.

Admire the breathtaking views of the fall and network of 13 gorges from the comfort of your seat on the 2-hour cruise and enjoy a delicious lunch by the serene setting.

Visit Edith Falls, where you may swim in the cool water holes and see Aboriginal rock art at Nitmiluk National Park.

Watch Out If You're Lucky: When sailing through the zigzag gorges of Katherine Gorge, freshwater crocodiles can be seen in and around the riverways.

Visit the RFDS tourist facility to uncover the legacy of John Flynn and experience an immersive VR journey back to the Darwin Harbour bombing in 1942.

Step aboard a decommissioned RFDS Pilatus PC-12 and explore the world of pilots, engineers, doctors, and nurses with holograms and engaging VR.

Explore the largest display of Australian reptiles with 70+ species in the Reptile House. Catch the Big Croc Feed Show and meet Burt, the star croc.

Cool off in the pool with juvenile crocs, try fishing for crocs, or hold a baby croc. Upgrade to include a 48-hour Hop-on hop-off bus tour of Darwin.

Did you know? The RFDS has a rich history, playing a vital role during World War II by providing medical support during the 1942 bombing of Darwin.

Hand-feed a 2m-long whipray during the aquarium show while expert handlers guide you through a close encounter with these inquisitive creatures.

Intimate adventure guaranteed! Small groups of 4 max ensure personal interaction as you learn fascinating whipray facts and get acquainted with them.

Meet the Cove's diverse reptiles, including saltwater crocs, say hi to cute turtles, marvel at lifelike replicas, and explore the freshwater aquarium.

Make it interactive and exciting by swimming with juvenile crocodiles, fishing for them, or holding a baby croc for an Insta-worthy photo moment.

Did you know? Saltwater crocodiles are the largest crocodile species in the world, and the largest living reptile in the world.

Wildlife lovers can't miss Crocosaurus Cove, home to crocs and reptiles, packed with various zones, shows, and activities for a memorable adventure.

Visit Reptile House to see 70+ species, catch Barramundi, Archer Fish, and more in the freshwater aquarium, and meet turtles in the Turtle Billabong.

Bring your bathers and swim with crocodiles (safely, of course), fish for crocs, and smile for the camera while holding a baby Saltwater Crocodile.

Upgrade to feed a friendly whipray in a small group, or opt for a 1.5-hour guided tour with VIP access to Reptile House, Fishing for Crocs, and more.

Fun fact: Reptiles have been around for over 300 million years, making them some of the oldest creatures on Earth.

Grab this combo ticket to visit iconic sights with a hop-on hop-off pass and discover Australian reptiles at the Crocosaurus Cove.

Discover the best of Darwin with a 1/2-day hop-on hop-off pass, covering up to 12 unique sights, with buses arriving every 60 minutes.

Hop on board, get an open-top seat, and tune into the English audio guide to learn more about the city’s history.

Hop off at Crocosaurus Cove and meet ferocious saltwater crocs and 70+ adorable reptile species across diverse habitats.

Discover the digital interactive exhibits of the RFDS Facility, highlighting the aeromedical operations in Australia's Northern Territory.

Visit Crocosaurus Cove to see Australia's largest saltwater crocodiles and the world's biggest display of native reptiles in one thrilling attraction.

Face your fears in the Cage of Death, plunging into a transparent enclosure for 15 mins with a fierce crocodile. Don't miss its huge bite during feeding!

Choose to brave this alone or with a friend for a heart-pounding yet controlled crocodile encounter, supervised by expert handlers for your safety.

At the Cove, greet 70+ reptile species from Top End to Kimberly, watch feeding shows, and join activities like holding a croc and swimming with crocs.

Fun fact: Saltwater crocodile's bite force can reach up to 3,700 pounds per square inch (psi). It is more than three times the bite force of a lion.

Discover Darwin’s museums and natural wonders at your own pace with a 1/2-day unlimited hop-on hop-off bus pass.

Hop on board, soak up the scenic views of the city, and hop off at 12 unique attractions across the city as buses arrive every 60 minutes.

Upgrade your ticket to discover Australia’s aeromedical operations at the RFDS Tourist Facility or spot the continent’s reptiles at the Crocosaurus Cove.

On the bus, you can learn more about the city’s rich history by putting on a pre-recorded audio guide available in English.

Relax on Darwin’s beaches, learn about the city’s wartime history at the Military Museum, and shop for trinkets at the Mindil Markets.