



by The Original Adelaide River Queen Jumping Crocodile Cruises
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.A$120This 1-hour boat cruise on the Adelaide River near Darwin offers a close look at large saltwater crocodiles, some nearly 6 meters long. The tour operates with small groups on fully shaded boats to provide a safe and intimate wildlife viewing experience. Passengers will see crocodiles jumping out of the water beside the boat and observe various native birds, including White-Breasted Sea Eagles, Hawks, and Magpie Geese. The guide explains the crocodiles' ecosystem and their role as apex predators in Australian waters. The cruise departs from a boat ramp near Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve and travels along the river and surrounding wetlands, highlighting the natural environment. The wildlife viewing and commentary last about 70 minutes in total.
Jumping Crocodile Cruise
This 1-hour cruise on the Adelaide River features encounters with Australia's largest jumping crocodiles. The boat departs from the ramp and quickly encounters crocodiles approaching the vessel. The guide provides information on their ecosystem and why crocodiles are apex predators in the region. The tour reaches a feeding area where crocodiles are encouraged to jump out of the water. The boats are fully shaded and designed for safe, close-up viewing. The cruise also passes through wetlands near Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve, showcasing local wildlife.
90 min
1. Take the Stuart Highway out of Darwin and follow signs for Kakadu National Park. 2. Turn left onto the Arnhem Highway. 3. Turn left at Anzac Parade, Follow the road all the way to the end of Anzac Parade. Enter "Adelaide River Cruises - Jumping Crocodile Experience" into google maps.
End point
1. Take the Stuart Highway out of Darwin and follow signs for Kakadu National Park. 2. Turn left onto the Arnhem Highway. 3. Turn left at Anzac Parade, Follow the road all the way to the end of Anzac Parade. Enter "Adelaide River Cruises - Jumping Crocodile Experience" into google maps.




by The Original Adelaide River Queen Jumping Crocodile Cruises
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.A$120This 1-hour boat cruise on the Adelaide River near Darwin offers a close look at large saltwater crocodiles, some nearly 6 meters long. The tour operates with small groups on fully shaded boats to provide a safe and intimate wildlife viewing experience. Passengers will see crocodiles jumping out of the water beside the boat and observe various native birds, including White-Breasted Sea Eagles, Hawks, and Magpie Geese. The guide explains the crocodiles' ecosystem and their role as apex predators in Australian waters. The cruise departs from a boat ramp near Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve and travels along the river and surrounding wetlands, highlighting the natural environment. The wildlife viewing and commentary last about 70 minutes in total.
Jumping Crocodile Cruise
This 1-hour cruise on the Adelaide River features encounters with Australia's largest jumping crocodiles. The boat departs from the ramp and quickly encounters crocodiles approaching the vessel. The guide provides information on their ecosystem and why crocodiles are apex predators in the region. The tour reaches a feeding area where crocodiles are encouraged to jump out of the water. The boats are fully shaded and designed for safe, close-up viewing. The cruise also passes through wetlands near Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve, showcasing local wildlife.
90 min
1. Take the Stuart Highway out of Darwin and follow signs for Kakadu National Park. 2. Turn left onto the Arnhem Highway. 3. Turn left at Anzac Parade, Follow the road all the way to the end of Anzac Parade. Enter "Adelaide River Cruises - Jumping Crocodile Experience" into google maps.
End point
1. Take the Stuart Highway out of Darwin and follow signs for Kakadu National Park. 2. Turn left onto the Arnhem Highway. 3. Turn left at Anzac Parade, Follow the road all the way to the end of Anzac Parade. Enter "Adelaide River Cruises - Jumping Crocodile Experience" into google maps.