Discover the stunning waterfalls and wildlife of Litchfield National Park on this immersive 12-hour tour with Offroad Dreaming. Perfect for adventurers wanting a full day in nature, complete with swimming, wildlife viewing, and crocodile cruising.
12 Hours • All Ages • Includes Hotel Pick Up!
Embark on a 12-hour adventure through Litchfield National Park, exploring stunning waterfalls, unique termite mounds, and diverse wildlife. Enjoy a refreshing swim in pristine waters, guided bushwalks, and a private crocodile cruise. Savor a delicious picnic lunch tailored to your dietary needs amidst the serene beauty of the Australian landscape.
12 Hours
After your hotel pickup from your Darwin accommodation, travel south along the Stuart Highway towards Litchfield National Park.
As we enter the park, you will get your first glimpse of the magnetic Litchfield termite mounds. Throughout the day, our guides will share their knowledge about the termite’s value to the unique tropical ecosystem and the formation of the mounds themselves.
In the morning, we will also visit Wangi Falls. This will be your first opportunity to swim* in the crisp, clean Territory waters. Take a dip in the tranquil plunge pool below the face of the falls, or follow the 800m loop walk through the surrounding monsoon forest. Swimming and walks are subject to seasonal conditions.
At lunch time, we will have a freshly prepared picnic set up in a peaceful, shaded bush setting. We will move through native bushland en route to Florence Falls, another scenic waterfall with a plunge pool below. After some more guided bushwalking, the cascading waters of Buley Rockhole offer yet another chance for a cooling dip.
The final activity for the day will be a private Crocodile Cruise on the vast Adelaide River. Wildlife expert and skipper, Pat, is passionate about these magnificent creatures and is always keen to share his knowledge and experience with visitors. This is the ideal way to see the local animals in their natural habitat.
You will head back to Darwin having experienced some of the Territory’s most beautiful and serene spots. You might even have glimpsed some of its unique wildlife, including wallabies, goanna and frilled-neck lizards. The area is also home to countless bird species, including brolga and jabiru, to name a few.
You will arrive back at your Darwin accommodation after your Tour.
At Offroad Dreaming we understand that there are food sensitivities and allergies, that restrict choices from standard menus, which is why we have created our public day tour lunches as a buffet style, including fresh, wholefood choices, where you can select from all the options available and make up a meal to cater for your dietary requirements.
Offroad Dreaming hold a License to serve food and our menus will be stored, prepared and served, on location, by your food handling trained guide, under approved health and safety requirements.
Our menus are dependent on what is fresh and available on the day.
Typically we include a selection of the following: Morning breakfast fruit, nut and cereal bars Seasonal fresh fruit selections Crumbled fresh feta cheese Freshly prepared green salads A mixture of delicatessen salads Deli sliced cold and cooked meats Served with condiments, that are made from minimal ingredients and include dairy free and gluten free options, in a variety of delicious flavours An afternoon sweet treat
If your special requirements are not already covered by the above selections, you will be able to add replacement foods onto your booking, through the options below: Gluten Free (Coeliac) $15 Vegetarian $15 Vegan $15 Pescetarian $15
If you are unsure that suitable options will be available for you, please call +61(0)889312021 during Darwin office hours."
**If you would like to arrange a Private Residence pick up, please call so we can arrange a time and meeting location.
Water shoes provide better grip and protect your feet while swimming and walking near waterfalls.
Apply sunscreen, wear a hat, and sunglasses to stay protected during long outdoor hours.
Carry plenty of water to stay hydrated in the Australian sun throughout the day.
Observe animals from a safe distance and avoid disturbing their natural behaviors.
Litchfield was named after Colonel William Litchfield, a surveyor in the 1860s, and holds cultural significance for local Aboriginal communities.
The park emphasizes sustainable tourism, with strict guidelines to protect native ecosystems and wildlife.
Protect your skin from strong Aussie sunshine during daytime activities.
all specific
Capture vivid moments at waterfalls and in the boat cruise with a waterproof camera.
summer specific
Carry essentials like water, snacks, and first aid comfortably.
all specific
Enjoy swimming at waterfalls and creekside dips with quick-drying gear.
spring;summer specific