Corroboree Billabong Wetland Cruises set off from (Corroboree Billabong), the dead water pool in Curubury, about 100km from Darwin, the capital of the Northern Territory, and led tourists to the closest possible contact with these ferocious guys at the world's largest saltwater crocodile gathering.
The Curubury Dead Pond is part of the Mary River wetland, (Mary River Wetlands), west of Mary River National Park (Mary River National Park), north of the Northern Territory, which is a paradise for birds, fish, crocodiles and other wildlife. The pool is beautiful and fertile wetlands are covered with pink and purple water lilies. Cruising on the Mari River wetlands, not only along the way the scenery is not only dazzling, but more attractive is that there are a large number of ferocious saltwater crocodiles, on cruise ships, visitors can be as close to them as possible on the premise of safety. Let the wonderful photos fill up the camera's memory card, while the expert will give an on-the-spot explanation.
Price:
- 1. 5-hour sunrise cruise (June-August only): 6:45, A $55 for adults and A $40 for children
- One hour morning cruise (April-October only): 8:45, $40 for adults and $30 for children
- 1.5 hours morning cruise (April-October only): 10:00, $55 for adults and A $40 for children
- 2.5 hours lunch tour (April-October only): 12:45, $75 for adults and A $55 for children
- 2-hour sunset cruise (April-October only): 16:30, A $65 for adults and A $45 for children
- One-day tour (Darwinian round trip, May-October only, lunch and hotel pick-up): 9:00, return 17:00, $140 for adults and $100 for children
