Litchfield National Park Day Tour & Berry Springs, Max 11 Guests

Florence Falls, a spectacular spring-fed, year-round double waterfall set amid the monsoon forest which cascades into a swimming hole. The lookout from the top provides a panoramic view.
There is a 160 step staircase down to the swimming area. There is also a viewing platform at the top of the falls if you do not wish to swim. An alternative to the stairs is the Shady Creek Walk (1km), which meanders around the back of the waterfall with shady little creek crossings. Do it as a loop – down the stairs and then up the Shady Walk. We tailor this stop at Florence Falls to your liking and being a small group we can pay more attention to your individual wishes and fitness level.

Buley Rockhole is set among several small, rapid flowing streams in Litchfield National Park.
The water ranges from small deep plunge pools to shallow rock pools. Unlike swimming at Wangi or Florence Falls, the rock holes are a place to lounge around in the natural flowing water streams. We usually stay here for a while to enjoy the scenery.

Wangi Falls is one of the most popular swimming holes in Litchfield National Park. The falls flow all year round. The swimming hole is a short accessible walk from the carpark.
We will break for lunch around the large green grassy picnic area with tables. Lunch can be bought on the way or you can bring your own.

Magnetic and Cathedral Termite Mounds are two attractions in Litchfield National Park. Built by termites, they are amazing architectural feats complete with arches, tunnels, chimneys, insulation and nursery chambers. We stop and have a short walk on a boardwalk, while your knowledgeable tour guide gives you more details information about these master architects of the bush.

Berry Springs Nature Park, offers beautiful natural pools and a warm springs, surrounded by stunning tropical plants and trees. You can swim or float on one of our swim noodles down a small stream, fringed with pandanas palms and other tropical plants.... A little piece of heaven. The location is known as Laniyuk by the indigenous Kungarakany people and must have been a great place for rejuvenation, then as well as today. The water is very clear, especially in the morning, before the crowds arrive and you might like to bring your goggles to spot beautiful tropical fish or maybe even a turtle.

Departure will be at the comfortable time of 8.30 am in front of your hotel. Please be 10 minutes before your pick-up time in front of your hotel. We will introduce you to the rich history of Darwin, including Cyclone Tracy and World War Two, before living Darwin. After our short town tour, we will drive to our first destination. You will be back to your hotel at around 5:30 in the afternoon.