Darwin Port Guide

This premium nature tour for a small group of up to six people features guide Geoff Barrett sharing his love for the Top End and knowledge of Darwin’s history, wetlands, and wildlife from a Mercedes Touring Vehicle. Starting mid-morning or mid-afternoon, you will drive out of the city to learn about Darwin's unique history while enjoying your own window seat.

00Seven Jet Ski Adventures is Darwin's only guided jet ski tour company, offering a unique perspective of the city with friendly, knowledgeable guides. Wake up in style on the Honey Ryder Sunrise tour, watching the sunrise over the harbour while cruising the tropical coastline with the wind in your hair.

Experience the Northern Territory's most thrilling half-day Jumping Crocodile and Wildlife Tour, featuring the world's largest wild jumping saltwater crocodiles on the Adelaide River and the massive Boxing Crocodile Statue. You will also cross off must-see attractions by venturing through Fogg Dam.

See saltwater crocodiles and abundant birds on this full-day tour from Darwin to Corroboree Billabong, which includes an up-close 2.5-hour boat cruise with informative commentary. En route, you will visit Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve and the Window on the Wetlands Visitor Centre with friendly, knowledgeable guides.

Learn about Darwin's unique history on this personalized, interactive tour featuring a local guide sharing personal family stories from WWII and the city's bombing. You will leave with a new understanding of Australian history on a tour that is more than just a history tour.

This location presents two iconic Territory stories: the 1939 start of the Royal Flying Doctor Service and the 1942 act of aggression. These events forged the resolve and resilience of the people who live in Australia's Northern Territory and highlight the history of the RFDS.

Requiring your own transport, this 90-minute drive from Darwin en route to Kakadu offers a wetland experience at Corroboree Billabong, home to the world's largest concentration of saltwater crocodiles. View these prehistoric creatures and birdlife in their natural environment as they cruise past the vessel.

The Darwin Day Tripper is an iconic one-day Kakadu visit featuring over two hours of scenic flights, the Yellow Water River Cruise, and a visit to an Aboriginal Visitor Centre. Ideal for the time-poor, the tour provides adequate time for lunch at Cooinda before returning to Darwin for late afternoon activities.

Place your bets on the Casino Royale tour, the ultimate Territory experience for a fun-loving crew speeding across the harbour and past the iconic Mindil Beach Casino. After departing HQ, the tour includes a spin around the sandbar depending on the tide.

00Seven Jet Ski Adventures is Darwin's only guided jet ski tour company, providing unique city perspectives from the harbour with friendly, knowledgeable guides. The Golden Eye Sunset Tour offers the best seat in the house to watch the sun set over the water.

This open-air adventure on the Adelaide River with Pathfinders allows the brave and adventurous to get mere inches away from ferocious Salt Water Crocodiles. Your knowledgeable skipper leads an unforgettable journey where you can feel the tremble of the crocodiles' slamming jaws.

Make the most of your afternoon on the 75-minute Die Another Day guided jet ski tour, picking up speed across the harbour toward the East Arm mangroves. This experience offers a whole new perspective of the cityscape from the water.

Truly the ‘Queen’ of the Adelaide River, this two-story vessel features an air-conditioned, croc-proof glass lower deck with toilet facilities and a canopied open-air upper deck. This boat caters to all cruise-goers looking to experience the river.

The Thunderball Shipwreck tour offers an adventure with a historical edge, visiting Darwin Harbour’s WWII shipwreck locations with knowledgeable guides who provide interesting facts. This fun and unique jet ski tour provides an environment where adventure abounds.

This 2.5-hour cruise, which requires your own transport, departs 90 minutes from Darwin en route to Kakadu to explore wetland channels, crocodiles, and birdlife. You will meander through quieter sections to discover the wetlands' best locations without any rush.

This self-drive wetland experience, located 90 minutes from Darwin on the way to Kakadu, visits Corroboree Billabong in the Mary River Wetlands. You will observe abundant birdlife and the world’s largest concentration of saltwater crocodiles in their natural environment.

This tour includes a Darwin city tour of historical sites and a guided boat cruise at Crocodylus Park to see over 40 jumping crocodiles, including five-meter males. The service provides pick-up, a viewing platform, seasonal crocodile handling and photos, and an optional lunch.

Board the luxury 50ft Sundancer catamaran at 4:45 PM from Dock 1 Stokes Hill Wharf for a three-hour tropical sunset cruise on Darwin Harbour featuring sparkling wine and tapas. This experience offers unobstructed views of the setting sun and a glass of wine for the perfect way to wind down.