Darwin Tourist

Outside working hours, I’ve been doing a few tourist things during my stay in Darwin, including a sunset cruise and a trip to Litchfield National Park.

On Tuesday, Kate and I went on a sunset cruise around Darwin Harbour. As there’s quite a few to choose from, I did some research, and settled on a cruise with “Sail Darwin”, on a small vessell, with lots of food, and despite the absolutely realistic promise of unlimited champagne, we kept ourselves nice. Good food. Good customer service. Relaxing and very enjoyable.

 

Sunset Cruise
Sunset Cruise
Champagne James
Champagne James
Cruising Kate
Cruising Kate
Harbour Cruise
Harbour Cruise

Yesterday, I went on a tour of Litchfield National Park, about ninety minutes south of Darwin. I went on a group tour with about twenty others, with “Wayoutback Australian Safaris”. The $99 round trip (about ten hours) included the bus, lunch, and tour guide, was good value. Waterfalls, termite mounts, a couple of quirky little cafe/road stops, and lots and lots of swimming. Overall, a wonderful experience.

Litchfield Park 2018
Litchfield Park 2018
Relaxing at Buley in Litchfield Park
Relaxing at Buley in Litchfield Park
Florence Falls

Florence Falls
Florence Falls

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