Water sports and leisure activities Northern Territory

Treat yourself to a different perspective on Darwin by enjoying a beautiful cruise in Darwin Harbour, which is actually a huge marine area with the city of Darwin at its northeast end. Darwin Harbour Cruises offers three different types of cruises, which include more or less food and drinks! A full dinner is possible.

The cruises last about 2h30. An opportunity to discover Darwin's maritime history, its rich marine life and especially to enjoy the magnificent views, especially at sunset!

2, 4 or 8 hours to go furthest between the 4 ^th and 5 ^th gorge.

From April to November, departure at and, explore the gorges, set in a canoe (double or simple).

A large swimming pool, previously designed for Darwin's supply of drinking water, allows you to swim in fish and freshwater turtles. Area for picnic and a short trail of discovery of the flora. Historical information panels provide a better understanding of the importance of the site during World War II. It is above all a green area appreciated by the people of Darwin.

Lake Bennett is a man-made lake between Humpty Doo and Adelaide River, and a popular resort for Darwinites. It's rarely mentioned in tourist brochures, yet it's the perfect place for a short stay or a break after one of your adventures. The main advantage is that you can swim in the lake, which is also very popular with sport fishermen and canoe-kayak enthusiasts. De Lago Resort offers accommodation, camping, a good restaurant, canoe hire and superb views of the lake.