From A$1,729 per person
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- Group size
- Up to 3
- Language
- English
About this tour
- The start time of this tour is flexible to suit your schedule
- 5-hour tour visits 2 large private tropical gardens
- Garden owners give a walk and talk through their garden and answer questions
- Walk through ancient native bushland and learn about plants Aboriginal people used for food, medicine, tools, hunting and more
- See a large variety of native and non-native plants to view in large, mature gardens
- Taste fresh tropical fruit in season
- Relax with 2 rest breaks featuring iced drinks, tropical flavours, coffee and tea
- Take an easy-walk at a slow pace, wheelchair accessible
- Option to cool off in a private pool
- Enjoy transport on modern roads into the heart of Darwin’s dynamic rural area, past mango and other tropical fruit plantations
- View Darwin City’s highlights on a sightseeing drive
- Hear guide commentary about traditional and contemporary Aboriginal culture, settlement, general history, WWII, architecture, horticulture and more
Accessibility, as stated by the supplier
- Wheelchair accessible
- Wheelchair-accessible surfaces
- Wheelchair-accessible transport
- Stroller accessible
Meeting point: Tourism Top End Visitor Information Centre. The nearest accessible public toilet to the meeting point is about 110 m away in a straight line, from the National Public Toilet Map.
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Itinerary
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- 1
Top End Visitor Information Centre, 6 Bennett Street, Darwin City This is Darwin's Visitor Information Centre, the main tourist info place in the Top End. We meet here unless you requested a pick up at a different location. Your guide will meet you inside or in front of the Visitor Information Centre. Tourism Top End Visitor Information Centre is situated in Darwin city, offering personalised visitor services and a comprehensive selection of brochures, booklets, maps and timetables. Their team is made up of passionate and dedicated individuals committed to providing excellence in customer service to all visitors. They provide free, up to date and knowledgeable information; create customised itineraries to suit any budget and time frame and help take all of the hard work out of planning a trip to the Top End.(pass by)
- 2
This guided 5-hour tour transports you by private vehicle to Darwin’s rural area, home to some of Australia’s best large tropical gardens. Enjoy a stroll through a native old-growth forest and learn about plants Aboriginal people used for food, medicine, tools, hunting and more. Featuring 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 far more. We’ll linger to take short breaks with cold drinks and tropical fruit with local flavours. And join us in tasting fruit right off the tree when in season. Includes a sightseeing drive to take in Darwin City’s highlights.(5 hr)
Know before you go
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Please tell us if you have any medical condition that may affect your ability to attend the tour.
Included
- All non-alcoholic beverages
- An experienced and knowledgeable local guide
- Snacks
- Air-conditioned vehicle
Not included
- Full meal
Cancellation
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Nearest accessible public toilet to Tourism Top End Visitor Information Centre
The nearest accessible public toilet to Tourism Top End Visitor Information Centre is Darwin Terminus, about 110 m away.
Darwin Terminus · about 110 m away in a straight line
Harry Chan Avenue, Darwin, NT (bus station)
Open: Mon-Fri 6:40am-4:30pm
Source: the National Public Toilet Map, data as at 1 September 2026. Distances are straight-line, not the walking route, and facilities can change — check before you rely on one. Facility record
Location & contact
- Area
- Darwin, Northern Territory
- Meeting point
- Tourism Top End Visitor Information Centre
- Address
- Bennett Street
- Contact
- The tour operator’s own details aren’t published. Questions about access or your booking go through Viator, which handles the booking and passes your request to the operator.
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