Experience Kakadu National Park, an area of great natural beauty and sweeping landscapes on this 2-day trip from Darwin. Cruise the Yellow Waters, where crocodiles, birds and occasionally wild horses are seen amongst paperbark forests and freshwater mangroves, visit Arnhem Land by 4WD, home to many different Aboriginal clan groups for thousands of years and reflect on the intimate relationship the traditional owners have with this sacred land.

Discover the delights of the World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park and the remote, pristine wilderness of Arnhem Land, owned by the Aboriginal people on this 2-day tour from Darwin. See Aboriginal rock art, cruise East Alligator River and take a 4WD adventure through sandstone outcrops and escarpments, forests, floodplains and billabongs into Arnhem Land.

Explore the best highlights of Kakadu on this 3-day 4WD tour from Darwin. Swim at Jim Jim and Twin Falls, go crocodile spotting, learn about Aboriginal rock art and enjoy guided walks and talks by local Aboriginal people.

Enjoy a three-day trip exploring the highlights of the Top End including the World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park. Watch out for crocodiles and an abundance of birdlife on the famous Yellow Waters cruise, venture into Arnhem Land on a 4WD adventure and learn about bush skills and hunting techniques, food gathering and preparation of bush tucker from the traditional owners.

Experience the magic of the Northern Territory's 'Top End' on this active 3 day tour from Darwin exploring the World Heritage Kakadu National Park as well as the township of Katherine and surrounds.

Visit the highlights of Katherine and World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park on this 3-day tour from Darwin.

Experience the best that the Kakadu National Park has to offer on this 3-day tour from Darwin. View the ancient Aboriginal rock art at Nourlangie Rock and Ubirr Rock, cruise the East Alligator River and Yellow Waters and paddle a canoe to majestic Twin Falls.

The area in the north of Australia's Northern Territory is known as the 'Top End'. It's a huge area, big enough to include three world class National Parks. Because the Top End is vast, each of these parks offers a different landscape, different birds and animals, different cultural and ecological history and its own unique feeling - its own spirit.

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.

Darwin a unique tropical Australian city magnificently situated on the Arafura Sea is rich in our past heritage of settlement. The ravages of bombings and disastrous cyclones could not break the determination of Australia's most multicultural city.