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Wild Top End: Crocs, Springs & Bushland

Come face-to-face with saltwater crocodiles in the city, then escape into the ancient, wildlife-rich bush parks just beyond Darwin's edge.

4

stops

8h 30m

estimated time

Includes ~15 min walking between stops. Plan around opening hours.

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Stops on this tour

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Crocosaurus Cove opened its doors in 2008, born from the vision of owner Mick Burns to create Darwin's ultimate urban wildlife experience. A

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The Territory Wildlife Park opened its gates on 28 September 1989, born from a vision to create something quite different from the typical z

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Berry Springs has a layered history that stretches back centuries and forward through the defining moments of the twentieth century. The Ind

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Like many water sources in Aboriginal Australia, the springs carry ancestral significance in the stories of the Larakian people, the traditi

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