• Top End Visitor Information Centre - Located at 6 Bennett Street, Darwin City, the Top End Visitor Information Centre serves as the primary tourist information hub in the region. Unless an alternative pick-up location is requested, this is the meeting point. The guide will greet visitors either inside or at the entrance of the Visitor Information Centre.
  Tourism Top End Visitor Information Centre is conveniently located in Darwin city, providing personalized visitor services along with a wide array of brochures, booklets, maps, and timetables.
  The team consists of enthusiastic and dedicated professionals committed to delivering exceptional customer service to all visitors. They offer free, current, and insightful information, create tailored itineraries to fit any budget and schedule, and simplify the process of planning a trip to the Top End.
• Darwin - This guided 5-hour tour takes you by private vehicle to explore Darwin’s rural area, renowned for some of Australia’s finest large tropical gardens. Enjoy a walk through a native old-growth forest and discover plants used by Aboriginal people for food, medicine, tools, hunting, and more. The tour features native plants, bromeliads, exotic tropical fruit trees, herbs, orchids, palms, bamboo, caladiums, culinary plants, water plants, medicinal and edible flowers and plants, crotons, cordylines, and much more. There will be opportunities to pause for short breaks with cold drinks and tropical fruit featuring local flavors. Participants can also enjoy tasting fruit directly from the tree when in season. The tour includes a scenic drive to view the highlights of Darwin City.

• Experienced and knowledgeable local guide
• Snacks
• All non-alcoholic beverages
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Full meal

• The tour’s start time is adaptable to fit your schedule
• This 5-hour tour explores 2 expansive private tropical gardens
• Garden owners provide a guided walk and discussion, answering any questions
• Stroll through ancient native bushland and discover plants used by Aboriginal people for food, medicine, tools, hunting, and more
• Observe a wide range of native and exotic plants in extensive, mature gardens
• Sample fresh, seasonal tropical fruit
• Unwind with 2 rest breaks offering iced drinks, tropical flavors, coffee, and tea
• Enjoy an easy, leisurely walk that is wheelchair accessible
• Option to refresh in a private pool
• Travel on modern roads into the vibrant rural area of Darwin, passing mango and other tropical fruit plantations
• Experience Darwin City’s highlights on a sightseeing drive
• Listen to guide commentary on traditional and contemporary Aboriginal culture, settlement, general history, WWII, architecture, horticulture, and more

• Please tell us if you have any medical condition that may affect your ability to attend the tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.