Anzac biscuits and Anecdotes - Great time being educated and entertained about the history and folklore of Darwin Harbour. Really gave shape to the reality of both the home front and the attack.

Very informative, great... - Very informative, great knowledge of Darwin Bombing with humour included , 2nd tour for myself, but took grandson

A history experience! - The commentary was amazing.You could tell they had a passion for what they do.I didn't even know anything about the bombing.They took the boat to crucial spots in the bombing even got to see the naval base up close.

Knowledgeable tour guides. Perfect weather for it. - Views were amazing. Guides were knowledgeable & friendly. We got an Anzac biscuit. Felt very safe. Safety talk was comprehensive. Value for money.

History on the cooling Darwin Harbour - A very informative cruise on the harbour , cooled us down and learnt so much at the same time - well Worth it 😀 Anzac biscuit a nice touch 👌

Informative - Great way to see harbour in daylight as most harbour cruises at night . The guide was excellent very knowledgeable. We are at the end of 8 days away and Adrian’s commentary seemed genuine and not just a spiel .

Great to see Darwin from a different angle. - Not only was it beautiful cruising around the harbour, the sights pointed out and the information supplied by our tour guide Kerry was most interesting. We had no idea of the horrors Darwin went through at that time.

An interesting and different harbour cruise. - Being far away from the shore and having an overview of the harbour. And a cool breeze The commentary was excellent, enough detail and well delivered.

Not bad at all - If you have an interest in WW II and in the Pearl Harbor attack, learning about the subsequent and similar attack on Darwin may be worthwhile for you.

Darwin Bombing 19 February 1942 - As It Happened! it happened. - Great tour and historical information in sequence as it happened to better understand this very significant event in Australia's history. Stories of brave and courageous people. Hearing about these stories and events from the boat in the harbour and looking to the sites along the coastline really had an impact, especially visiting the USS Peary site. Lots of great photos, friendly and professional skipper and staff plus the ANZAC cookies all made for a great tour. Highly recommend.