easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; walking involves flat terrain
Discover the captivating wetlands of Fogg Dam on a guided bird tour featuring diverse wildlife and Aboriginal history. Perfect for nature lovers in the Northern Territory!
Wetlands, waterbirds & wildlife • All ages • 8hrs • Private charter available
Embark on a captivating small-group morning tour through the stunning wetlands of Fogg Dam and Harrison Dam. Experience diverse waterbirds and wildlife while uncovering the area's rich Aboriginal heritage. With expert guides and access to hidden trails, this adventure promises unforgettable memories and breathtaking photography opportunities.
See and learn about Top End waterbirds and wildlife on our small-group morning tour to the floodplains, wetlands and monsoon forests of Fogg Dam and Harrison Dam on the Adelaide River floodplain. Discover scenic beauty, fascinating pioneer heritage and a rich Aboriginal tradition.
Your guides will plan your morning with consideration of seasonal and climatic conditions.
Gain insight from birding guides with decades of experience in the region. Explore back tracks that few tourists will ever see. Take home images you’ll cherish and memories you’ll never forget.
$396 per adult (minimum 2. maximum 8) $198 per child to 12 years old $1996 as a private charter for 1 - 8 people $3996 as a private charter for 9 - 20 people
Small-group touring by air-conditioned tour vehicle Pickup from any Darwin accommodation Park use fees Expert interpretation of the natural and cultural environment Healthy snacks Cool bottled water.
About 8 hours
All ages
An enquiring mind A zest for adventure Personal items Hats & sunscreen Light, loose clothing Comfortable, protective footwear that you don't mind getting wet, muddy or dusty Camera and binoculars if you have them (we can provide some optical equipment).
Early morning offers the best chances for bird sightings and stunning light for photos.
A must-have for spotting distant birds and wildlife across the wetlands.
Light, breathable gear for warm mornings or a hat and sunscreen for sun protection.
Reducing noise helps attract shy and elusive species.
Fogg Dam has long been a vital part of the region’s indigenous culture and was historically used for seasonal hunting and fishing.
The area is actively protected and managed to preserve its rich biodiversity, with ongoing efforts to minimize human impact.
Essential for detailed bird observation across the wetlands.
Capture the remarkable birdlife and scenic views.
Protect yourself from sun during outdoor activity.
summer specific
Stay hydrated during the tour.