Wild North West Tour

On arrival, you will be met by a private driver outside baggage carousel and delivered to your Darwin accommodation.

Welcome to the Northern Territory's unhurried capital, Darwin. The city is a melting pot of cultures, with rich Aboriginal connections to country as well as strong Asian influences in its cuisine, thanks to its close proximity to Asia. Spend a balmy night at the buzzing night markets, see crocodiles up close, or slow things down with a cruise on the harbour.

The Waterfront Precinct is Darwin's entertainment and dining hub, located within close proximity from Smith Street Mall and the Esplanade. Swim in the man-made (and protected) recreational beach, or take a plunge in the popular Wave Lagoon. This attraction rolls out 10 different wave patterns every 20 minutes, startling with gentle swells before increasing to waves up to 1.2 metres high. There are plenty of sun loungers and shady areas to hang out, or continue to explore the many eateries and bars surrounding the waterfront. Stokes Hill Wharf is a short walk away, and offers plenty of alfresco eateries and entertainment.

Head to the Mindil Beach Sunset Markets on a Thursday or Sunday evening, to browse a wide selection of local and handmade goods or taste some of the best food in the city. With over 200 stallholders, the Mindil Markets is a cultural melting pot which is bound to satisfying your appetite. Try grilled crocodile or a buffalo burger, then sit on the foreshore of Mindil Beach and witness one of the most stunning sunsets you have ever seen.

Take a journey down the Stuart Highway to the Adelaide River where you will experience the infamous Spectacular Crocodile Cruises. Home to over 1600 crocodiles, the Adelaide River provides the perfect setting to view these prehistoric creatures up close and learn about their biology, territorial habitats and value to the ecosystem. Watch the crocodiles leap out of the water, in an epic display of their hunting techniques, as your wildlife guide offers the taste of buffalo meat. Following the cruise, your driver guide will take you to Fogg Dam, a great location to explore a wetland ecosystem and spot birds and other wildlife.

Explore the ancient stone country and savannah woodlands seeking pristine creeks, water holes and cascading waterfalls of Litchfield National Park. Get to know the colourful regional history and learn some unique bush survival skills. Savour the flavours of the Top End with homemade and prepared snacks and lunch options as well as all the other personal touches that only a dedicated small group experience can provide. During this tour you will see many stunning natural aspects which makes the Top End unique as well as taking in the history, culture and deeds of those that live and have lived in this far country.

This cost for this flight is additional to your tour, we can book this flight for you.

Sip on bubbles, fine Margaret River wine, and chilled local beers while a private chef and crew craft fresh seafood delicacies and local Kimberly produce into a 7-course gourmet feast, all while floating along the glistening turquoise waters off of world-famous Cable Beach, serenely immersed in a magical Broome sunset. Top the evening off by experiencing the harvesting of a rare iridescent pearl from a live shell, fresh from the sea bed. Welcome aboard your Sunset, Seafood, and Pearling Cruise.

Broome is the colourful pearling capital in the very north of Western Australia, and it's stunning natural environment is a key highlight of this sunburned city. Cable Beach is a must-see, surrounded by rolling dunes and ochre cliffs, its 22 kilometres of white sand shores and turquoise waters are something to marvel at, as are the fiery red skies at sunset. Home to beach camel rides, an array of restaurants and even beach equipment hire, it's easy to spend an entire day relaxing here.
If you are in town on a Thursday, be sure to visit the night markets held at Town Beach precinct, running from June through September. Wander around the craft and produce stalls, sample local cuisine and be serenaded by local musicians as you wander beneath the stars.
Once a bustling area of pearling crew camps and corrugated tin sheds, Broome's Chinatown is now home to noodle restaurants, galleries, retail stores and pearl showrooms. Stroll along Carnarvon Street, visit the world's oldest operating open-air picture gardens, Sun Pictures, or follow the walking trail to discover the pearling historic timeline, sculptures, and the sweeping views from Roebuck Bay Lookout.

Experience the beauty and wonder of the incredible Horizontal Falls and pristine scenery of the Kimberly on your half day tour. First you will enjoy flying over the amazing islands of the Buccaneer Archipelago and Cape Leveque, before your seaplane touches down in the calm waters of Talbot Bay. You will then board your boat and cruise over the top of the exhilarating Horizontal Waterfalls and enjoy a relaxing cruise, followed by a shark display and swim in a marine viewing enclosure. You will also stop to enjoy a cooked meal on board the floating dining pontoon, before soaring back to Broome on board the seaplane.

Farewell Broome today. If there is more of Australia or New Zealand you would like to explore, talk to your sales consultant about planning your next stop!