Holiday & caravan park.

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.

Nina's Ark was started in 1995. A dream of one day having an open Sanctuary where wildlife live and roam free. To come and go at will. After many years of hard work we opened this unique Sanctuary to the public. So they can have the opportunity to stay and learn about our unique Australian Wildlife.

We will provide modern plate aluminium boats for fishing and pleasure. All boats are side consol which provides plenty of floor space and a stable fishing platform. With a quiet four-stroke power, safe, reliable and economical. You can trailer our boats to your choice of fishing Darwin - Bynoe harbours across to Mandorah, Mantom Dam to Arnhem Land and lots in between.

Tourist Attraction Services.