Top Northern Territory Shore Excursions

"The day was wonderful, informative and one to remember. Shout out goes to Will our tour guide. Bloody Funny, engaging, entertaining and very knowledgeable on bush tucker and the area. Jumping Croc tour was fantastic."

"Getting close to birds and crocs. Jabiru bird was wonderful. Evan excellent guide and driver. Nice lunch on the water. Plenty of toilet stops!"

"The bus travelled all around the Darwin city area and surrounds and provided interesting (if at time somewhat cheesy) commentary. It was a good way to get a feel for the whole area early in our stay here."

"Betty is an amazing, informative and very knowledgeable tour guide. I enjoyed the museum and probably could have had another hour to roam around. The harbour cruise gave us a different perspective of the bombing. I would definitely recommend this tour."

"Great way to see the town. did one loop to find everything then stopped at where I liked. Good commentry"

"Guide was amazing, very informative throughout 👏. Well worth doing, I would suggest this cruise is a must do, history of WW2 in Darwin needs to be told! My Dad was in the Airforce based in Darwin over this time, the stories he told were a match to the information on this cruise! Well done 👏"

"What an adventure….. Fantastic day and well worth the trip….. Besides seeing and swimming in such beautiful parts of Litchfield National Park our tour guide Dan provided an extremely educational adventure which provides a greater perspective of the past and understanding of this unbelievable part of the world"

"The tour as a whole was an absolutely incredible experience - I highly recommend! I thoroughly enjoyed learning about the history of Uluru and the stories of the Anangu people. The colours of Uluru at Sunset are breath-taking, the waterhole and the indigenous cave paintings were a highlight. Daniel was an excellent and informative tour guide - thanks so much, Dan! Don't forget to take your fly net to wear over your face and head, there are a lot of flies on the walk and it is a lot less enjoyable and difficult to listen to the tour if you are constantly covered in them. The breakfast provided is enough, but definitely have something to eat before you leave as the flies can also make it hard to eat the muesli provided (most of our tour ate their muesli bar and biscuits behind their fly net which was fine)."