Sunday 16 October 2016

Travel things to do in Darwin (Australia) - 2

Jabiru, Mary River Floodplains, Darwin and Surroudds : Go Birdwatching in the Mangroves in Darwin. Join this half day tour that takes in a monsoon forest rocky coastline savannah woodland and a one and a quarter mile (two kilometre) walk through mangroves and along a boardwalk to the mudflats. The tour includes pick up and drop off at your accommodation and the use of binoculars and spotting scopes to help you see exotic species like honeyeaters flycatchers kingfishers finches cockatoos and drongos.
Discover Natural Wonders at Litchfield National Park: Head into the heart of Australia on a day tour filled with adventure and discovery. Explore the rich greenery of Litchfield see towering termite mounds swim near cascading waterfalls and take a boat ride on the Adelaide River to spot huge crocodiles. Relax and watch the sunset over prawns and sparkling wine before you return to your accommodation.



Berry Springs Nature Park, Berry Springs: Explore the Territory Wildlife park in Berry Springs. Discover the incredible variety of wildlife in the Top end. The Territory Wildlife Park a 45 minute drive south of Darwin is the place to see dingos and more. Atrain runs between the attractions which include a walk through aviary nocturnal house goose lagoon aquarium billabong and monson forest walk. The Flight Deck bird show is a highlight.

Cruise the Mary River Wetlands from Darwin: Can you imagine a more Australia name than Corroboree Billabong. This is the starting point for your two and a half hour cruise of the Mary River Wetlands home to the largest concentration of saltwater crocodiles in the world. The boat will get you close enough to fill your camera's memory stick and the expert commentary will have you on the edge of your seat. For those who want to stay in the area longer to wander the bush tracts go birdwatching and catch a fish try the Mary River Wilderness Retreat with accommodation options that range from budget to deluxe.