Litchfield National Park Tour

Litchfield National Park, located about an hour’s drive from Darwin City, is a renowned attraction with stunning natural landscapes, including rainforests, waterfalls, and plunge pools.

During the tour, there will be a stop at the Adelaide River. Visitors can join the Jumping Crocodile Cruise or visit the Fogg Dam Conservation Centre, located on the traditional lands of the Limilngan-Wulna people. The centre is known for its diverse wildlife, including native birds, turtles, water pythons, and saltwater crocodiles.

We visit century-old monolithic Magnetic Termite Mounds, some of the largest in the Top End. We also take a break to swim in the beautiful natural plunge pools, spas, and whirlpools at Buley Rockholes or Wangi Falls in Litchfield.

Next, we visit Florence Falls or Tolmer Falls, magnificent waterfalls carved into steep rocky escarpments.

After a day of relaxation and adventure in the tropical water wonderland, we returned to Darwin feeling rejuvenated.

Driving distance: 450 km

Walking distance:1km

Join us on this one-day Litchfield National Park Tour to refresh, rejuvenate, and experience the stunning diversity of the Northern Territory.

These lands have been significant for the Koongurrukun, Marranuggu, Werat, and Warray Aboriginal people for thousands of years. The diverse terrain provides pristine rockpools, flowing waterfalls, and a sanctuary for native birds and other Australian wildlife, making it a paradise for photographers.

During this Litchfield day tour, participants will have the opportunity to experience the natural beauty of the park, explore historic landmarks, and enjoy swimming in the beautiful water pools found in the area.

The floodplains of the Adelaide River are home to a diverse range of bird species from around the globe. One can also observe Black Flying Foxes and Bull Sharks in this significant water system. We embark on a cruise to encounter the renowned residents of the area – Saltwater Crocodiles.

Visitors can witness apex predators up close in their natural habitat. The spectacle of the crocodile propelling itself out of the water is an unforgettable experience that should not be missed.

Our tours of Litchfield National Park offer the choice to exclude the cruise if you have already done it. In that case, you can join your guide to explore the nearby Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve (mentioned below).

• Explore the natural beauty of Litchfield National Park and its majestic waterfalls.
• Visitors can experience the beautiful Florence Falls, surrounded by lush rainforest and a stunning cascading waterhole.
• You can swim in the pristine plunge pools, natural spas, and whirlpools of Buley Rockhole or Wangi Falls.
• Take a cruise along the Adelaide River on the Spectacular Jumping Crocodile Cruise and witness the thrilling sight of these massive predators jumping out of the water (optional extra).
• Experience the impressive sight of century-old magnetic termite mounds in the Top End.

This reserve, managed by the Limilngan-Wulna People, is a great place to observe the wetlands and learn about the significance of the Adelaide River floodplains to various species. Visitors have the option to join their guide for a scenic walk through the pristine habitat, with opportunities to spot rare birds, water pythons, or freshwater turtles. Crocodiles can also be seen in this wetland system.

The Tabletop Range in this location creates spectacular tropical waterfalls. Visitors have the option to either walk down the 160 steps to the swimming hole at Florence Falls or admire Tolmer Falls from the lookout above. The monsoon rainforest creates a unique tropical environment. We can enjoy it by taking a scenic walk and appreciating the breathtaking views of this lush natural wonderland. Tour itineraries are subject to change due to seasonal variations, and there may be occasions when certain spots in the parks are closed, or swimming is not permitted. Our priority is the safety of our guests, and we make necessary adjustments to ensure they have the most enjoyable and satisfactory experience during Litchfield tours.

The Buley Rockholes, located in scenic bushland, provide multiple levels for swimming and relaxation. The waters here are known for their cleanliness, and you may even be able to use the faster-flowing cascades for a massage-like experience. Visitors also have the option to visit the famous Wangi Falls, a beautiful swimming spot surrounded by stunning natural scenery, providing a refreshing break during our exploration of the park. Itineraries are subject to change to accommodate seasonal variations, and there may be occasional closures or restrictions on swimming in certain park areas. Our top priority is ensuring the safety of our guests, and we make necessary adjustments to ensure they have an enjoyable and fulfilling experience on Darwin Litchfield tours.

Humans are not the only ones who have devised clever ways to keep cool. We take a moment to admire the intriguing natural phenomenon of the Magnetic Termite Mounds. Discover the fascinating architecture of the clever social insects that construct impressive ‘apartment building’ style homes. Take the opportunity to explore the formations and learn about the scientific principles behind their construction.