Jumping crocodile cruises on the Adelaide River as we know them today were begun in the 1970s with Stefan’s River Safaris, started by ex-croc hunter Stefan Sebesken when he began to take tourists onto the river on his boat, the Daniella. Stefan entertained his tour guests with his resident crocodile pal, Shonky, by feeding him from his boat and jetty, eventually realising that Shonky was able to jump out of the water for food. Stefan’s River Safaris operated from the area where the current public boat ramp is today, next to the Adelaide River bridge.

Unforgettable 1 Hour River Cruises. View Australia's deadliest reptiles, the famed Australian Salt Water Crocodile. Crocodiles are often viewed in cages or enclosures, however the chance to view the majestic jumping Crocodiles 100% in the wild and in their own habitats is one not to be missed. Adelaide River Queen Cruises' interaction with hundreds of different crocodiles is both educational and exciting, whilst being brief enough, to ensure there is minimal impact on the surrounding ecosystem.

Tours start at 9:00 am and 1:00 pm on Mondays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Group tours available on other days can be arranged contact Kirsty on 0468 615 608. Description Enjoy a ride on your own in an all terrain buggy or quad bike through pristine savanna woodlands on dirt tracks. Experience the unexplored Finniss Range with views of the vibrant wetland ecosystem. A short stroll will take you to the lookout, where you have a spectacular view of the riparian vegetation of Annie River. Here you can experience the isolation previously only familiar to early NT explorers. Guides will introduce you to native plants and animals along with the rich cultural history of the Charlotte region. What is Included Free parking Goggles Helmets Hearing protection (ear plugs) Cold water Sunscreen What to Bring Closed-toe shoes are required for your safety (water booties/crocs okay). Long pants and long sleeve tops are recommended but not required. A sense of Adventure! Good to Know Be sure your clothing and personal items will withstand the dirt, possible mud, water and the bouncing around! All drivers MUST present a valid driver's license. All Learner drivers may drive ONLY with a licensed adult as a passenger. All drivers MUST present a valid credit card to hold at check-in for any negligent damages to the vehicle on the tour. Pregnant women or anyone with heart, neck or back problems are NOT allowed to participate. For the safety and comfort of all participants, the recommended maximum weight per person is 150kg. All passengers between the age of 13 and 18 must be accompanied by an adult responsible for the minor upon check-in. Check in 15 minutes prior to scheduled tour commencement time Check-In Location NT Adventure Park @ 135 Coda Road CHARLOTTE NT 0822 FREE parking located along Coda Road within designated parking areas. �Lock IT or Lose IT�. Follow the NT Adventure Park signs to the �outback lounge� where you will be greeted by your friendly tour guide and our very enthusiastic mascot "Mr Buddy". Want More Want more than why not stay overnight in our nature bungalows and combine two or more tours. Bungalows cater for 2-3 comfortably and 4 at a snuggle. Share in our outdoor kitchen surrounded by natures beauty. Call Kirsty on 0468 615 608 for more details on all of our products.

For more than 10 years, Darwin's Barra Base Fishing Safaris is where adventurers go to catch the big one, with Darwin locals joining in on the exhilarating experience. We offer a range of barramundi and bluewater fishing trips, which can vary from half-day trips to extended 2-6 day safaris held from February to May and May to November. Our 3.5-star bed and breakfast accommodation is conveniently located near the heart of Darwin, airport, Marrara Sporting Complex, Casuarina Shopping Centre and Crocosaurus Park. All of our fishing tour operators are fully qualified to operate one of our custom-built guide and charter boats to ensure that you have a safe trip as well as exciting. Whatever fishing adventure you're looking for, Darwin's Barra Base Fishing Safaris have got you covered. Take advantage of our services at Darwin's Barra Base Fishing Safaris for great barramundi or bluewater fishing in and around Darwin today!

�Wild Bush Luxury' is a term we coined to encapsulate the style of experience at Bamurru. The focus of your stay at Bamurru is in the environment around you and the wildlife and birdlife for whom it is home. Each individual safari suite is designed to blend with the surrounding bush and as such exposes guests to the sights and sounds of the bush around you, whether it is the haunting call of a Whistling Kite, the raucous cacophony from the Blue-winged Kookaburras as dawn breaks or the sound of a full grown buffalo splashing its way through the floodplains just a short distance from your bed. The morning chorus of tens of thousands of Magpie Geese, after whom the camp is named, is an experience in itself.

Located in Jabiru, Kakadu Tours and Travel can assist you with your Northern Territory Holiday. We offer camping tours, accommodated tours, small group luxury tours, private charters and itinerary ideas for self-drive holidays.

even Spirit Bay Eco-Wilderness Resort is unique to the Cobourg Peninsula. Despite its remote and extremely secluded location, we provide guests with a combination of exceptional location, comfort, and the opportunity to experience true wilderness. The Resort is barely discernable from the air or water, however has commanding views across the bay. The main building is the focus of activity from which meandering paths weave through native, open woodland to several clusters of tropical style accommodation chalets. The Resort Lodge offers indoor/outdoor dining, cocktail bar, and our air conditioned guest lounge - surrounded by cool, lush lawns and broad decking overlooking the lagoon pool and the impressive vista of the Arafura Sea. Every aspect of the Resort and your experience there is designed to compliment, to impact the natural and pristine woodland as little as possible. Our guided walks, bush tracks, and "catch and release" fishing policies work with nature to maintain the "power of place".