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Kakadu National Park

Kakadu National Park

This stunning park, covering almost 12,500 square miles (32,375 sq km) was added to the world's list of World Heritage areas in 1984 and is regarded as one of the natural marvels of Australia. The land itself is believed to be more than...  see full details



Saltwater Crocodile

Crocodylus Park and Zoo

Housing over three decades of research on Australian crocodiles and a comprehensive crocodile museum, the Crocodylus Park and Zoo is designed to educate people about this lesser known predator. At this, the largest attraction in Darwin, visitors can learn about these reptiles as well...  see full details



Feeding frenzy at Aquascene

Aquascene

Aquascene is where hundreds of fish, such as milkfish, bream, catfish and many other species come to shore at high tide to be fed by hand in a skirmish of fins and tails. The ritual began in the late 1950s when local residents...  see full details



Deckchair Cinema

Operated by the Darwin Film Society and completely independent, the Deckchair Cinema is unique in more than one way. Screening films that would otherwise be unavailable to local audiences, the Deckchair Cinema is set outdoors on the edge of Darwin Harbour and is the...  see full details



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