



by AAT Kings
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$718This full-day tour lasting about 14 hours starts with hotel pickup from selected locations in Darwin. The journey heads south to Nitmiluk National Park, where guests first stop at the Adelaide River War Cemetery to see the memorial dedicated to those who died in northern Australia during World War II. Next, the tour visits Edith Falls (Leliyn), where during dry season there is an opportunity to swim in the waterhole beneath the falls. A lunch break follows at the Nitmiluk Visitor Centre, which offers a chance to look at photographs, memorabilia, and traditional Aboriginal artifacts. The main event is a two-hour boat cruise through Katherine Gorge, also known as Nitmiluk Gorge, where towering sandstone cliffs rise up to 70 metres. Passengers can observe freshwater crocodiles, local birds, and the natural environment. The cruise involves an 800-metre walk over uneven terrain with steps to reach another boat between gorges. The coach used for travel is air-conditioned, and a comprehensive commentary is provided throughout the day. The tour concludes with a return to Darwin around 8:30 pm.
Adelaide River War Cemetery
Stop at the Adelaide River War Cemetery, a memorial dedicated to those who lost their lives in northern Australia during World War II. The visit lasts about 20 minutes.
20 min
Edith Falls
Visit Leliyn (Edith Falls) where, during the dry season, guests can swim in the waterhole beneath the falls. This stop is about 45 minutes long.
45 min
Lunch and Nitmiluk Visitor Centre
Enjoy a 45-minute lunch break here and browse the Nitmiluk Visitor Centre, which displays photographs, memorabilia, and traditional Aboriginal artifacts.
45 min
Nitmiluk Gorge
Cruise for two hours through Katherine Gorge, with sandstone walls reaching 70 metres high. Watch for freshwater crocodiles and birds. Passengers must walk 800 metres over uneven ground and steps to board a second boat between gorges.
120 min




by AAT Kings
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$718This full-day tour lasting about 14 hours starts with hotel pickup from selected locations in Darwin. The journey heads south to Nitmiluk National Park, where guests first stop at the Adelaide River War Cemetery to see the memorial dedicated to those who died in northern Australia during World War II. Next, the tour visits Edith Falls (Leliyn), where during dry season there is an opportunity to swim in the waterhole beneath the falls. A lunch break follows at the Nitmiluk Visitor Centre, which offers a chance to look at photographs, memorabilia, and traditional Aboriginal artifacts. The main event is a two-hour boat cruise through Katherine Gorge, also known as Nitmiluk Gorge, where towering sandstone cliffs rise up to 70 metres. Passengers can observe freshwater crocodiles, local birds, and the natural environment. The cruise involves an 800-metre walk over uneven terrain with steps to reach another boat between gorges. The coach used for travel is air-conditioned, and a comprehensive commentary is provided throughout the day. The tour concludes with a return to Darwin around 8:30 pm.
Adelaide River War Cemetery
Stop at the Adelaide River War Cemetery, a memorial dedicated to those who lost their lives in northern Australia during World War II. The visit lasts about 20 minutes.
20 min
Edith Falls
Visit Leliyn (Edith Falls) where, during the dry season, guests can swim in the waterhole beneath the falls. This stop is about 45 minutes long.
45 min
Lunch and Nitmiluk Visitor Centre
Enjoy a 45-minute lunch break here and browse the Nitmiluk Visitor Centre, which displays photographs, memorabilia, and traditional Aboriginal artifacts.
45 min
Nitmiluk Gorge
Cruise for two hours through Katherine Gorge, with sandstone walls reaching 70 metres high. Watch for freshwater crocodiles and birds. Passengers must walk 800 metres over uneven ground and steps to board a second boat between gorges.
120 min