Litchfield National Park Tour

Would you like to join us on a one-day Litchfield National Park Tour to refresh, rejuvenate, and experience the stunning diversity of the Northern Territory?
These lands have had significant significance for the Koongurrukun, Marranggu, Werat, and Warray Aboriginal people for thousands of years. The diverse terrain offers pristine rockpools, flowing waterfalls, and a habitat for native birds and other Australian wildlife, making it an ideal location for photographers.
During this Litchfield day tour, visitors can explore iconic natural sites, learn about the area’s historical landscape, and enjoy swimming in beautiful water pools. 

The floodplains of the Adelaide River are home to a diverse array of bird species from around the globe, as well as Black Flying Foxes and Bull Sharks. We take a boat ride to visit the well-known Saltwater Crocodiles in this vital water system.
Visitors can observe apex predators in their natural habitat, including crocodiles, who display a remarkable spectacle as they propel themselves out of the water using their powerful tails. It is an unforgettable experience that should not be overlooked.
Visitors can exclude the cruise from our tours of Litchfield National Park if they have already experienced it. In this case, they can join their guide to explore the nearby Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve.
Explore the breathtaking beauty of the majestic waterfalls in Litchfield National Park.
Experience the stunning beauty of Florence Falls, a cascading waterhole nestled in a lush monsoon rainforest.
Visitors can swim in the clean plunge pools, natural spas, and whirlpools of Buley Rockhole or Wangi Falls.
Experience the excitement of observing massive crocodiles leaping into the air aboard the Spectacular Jumping Crocodile Cruise on the Adelaide River (additional fee may apply).
Experience the impressive size of the magnetic termite mounds in the Top End, which have stood for over a century. 

The reserve managed by the Limilngan-Wulna People is home to diverse freshwater wildlife. It offers a unique opportunity to observe the wetlands and learn about the significance of the Adelaide River floodplains to native and migratory species.
Visitors can join their guide for a scenic walk through the pristine habitat. There are many chances to spot rare birds, water pythons, and freshwater turtles. Crocodiles are also likely to be seen in this wetland system. 

The Tabletop Range in this location creates beautiful tropical waterfalls. Visitors can walk down the 160 steps to the swimming hole at Florence Falls or admire Tolmer Falls from the lookout above.
The monsoon rainforest provides a unique tropical environment with a scenic walk and stunning views of its lush natural surroundings.
Itineraries may be subject to change due to seasonal variations, and there may be instances where certain areas in the parks are closed, or swimming is not permitted. Our primary concern is ensuring the safety of our guests, so we make necessary adjustments to provide them with the most enjoyable and optimal experience during their Litchfield tours.

The Buley Rockholes, located in a scenic bushland setting, provide multiple levels for swimming and relaxation. The waters here are immaculate and offer a spa-like experience, with the option of using the faster-flowing cascades for a massage.
Another option is to visit the well-known plunge pool at the base of Wangi Falls in the national park. This picturesque swimming spot is surrounded by stunning natural scenery and will provide a refreshing break on our journey.
Itineraries are subject to change depending on seasonal variations, and there may be occasions when certain areas in the parks are closed, or swimming is not permitted. We prioritize safety and make necessary adjustments to ensure our guests have the best and most enjoyable experience during Darwin Litchfield tours.