Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
A guided walk through George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens with a knowledgeable local who unpacks the site's history, ecological importance, and resident flora and fauna. Two hours exploring these subtropical gardens reveals layers you'd miss solo—from rare plants to bird activity hotspots. Moderate fitness required; strollers welcome for small children.
A three-hour guided walk through Darwin that pairs tasting plates from the city's top restaurants with stops at Aboriginal heritage sites, colonial landmarks, and contemporary street art. Your local guide leads you through nine courses of locally-sourced dishes, explains the layers of the territory's cultural and political history, and shows you how to unlock augmented reality artworks using a free app. Drinks and dessert included.
This two-hour scenic flight departs Darwin and sweeps across Litchfield National Park's interior plateau—a landscape largely unreachable by road—before banking south over the Daly River wetlands towards the coast. You'll fly past a string of waterfalls (Florence, Tjenja, Wangi, Tolmer, Sandy Creek), the otherworldly Magnetic Ant Hills, and the Lost City rock formations, then return along the remote western coastline past Crab Claw Island and Darwin Harbour. Window seats and fixed-wing aircraft mean unobstructed views throughout.
Spend two to four hours exploring Alice Springs' concentrated gallery scene with a knowledgeable local guide. This tour cuts through the noise to reach lesser-known art centres that most visitors overlook, giving you genuine context for Aboriginal art and its deep ties to land and culture. You'll learn how to approach purchasing with confidence, visiting spaces at times that respect artists' practice. The guide works directly with centres—no commissions, no pressure, just honest conversation about what you're seeing.
Land-based barramundi fishing on a stocked dam just outside Darwin, en route to Kakadu. This two-hour experience puts a fishing rod in your hands without requiring boat access or prior experience. The floodplain setting doubles as wildlife theatre—saltwater barramundi biting whilst crocodiles and buffalo roam the wider landscape. Local guides handle the technical bits, leaving you free to cast, feel the pull, and land a genuine NT catch. Suits all ages and abilities.