Wheelchair accessible things to do in Northern Territory

Alice Springs Desert Park General Entry Ticket

Alice Springs, Northern Territory

4.8 · 157 reviews on Viator

An inspiring portrayal of Australia’s central desert environments that effortlessly blends the plants, animals and people of the arid regions within one, extraordinary tourism and conservation facility. This major tourist attraction is as distinctive as the Australian desert itself - a truly unique experience that continues to captivate and educate travelers from every corner of the globe. There’s much more to deserts than meets the eye and visitors to the Park are astonished by the life and beauty they discover on their journey.

“Wheelchair and prams available to hire”

Royal Flying Doctor Service Tourist Facility: Two Iconic Territory Stories

Darwin, Northern Territory

4.8 · 285 reviews on Viator

Two Iconic Territory Stories in One Iconic Location One started Territory operations in 1939, the other, occurred in 1942 as an act of aggression unparalleled on Australian soil. Both forged the resolve and resilience of the people who live in Australia's Northern Territory. The first iconic story is the Royal Flying Doctor Service, affectionately known throughout Australia as the RFDS. Founded by the Reverend John Flynn, it began its aero medical operations in the Northern Territory in 1939. The second iconic story featured is the Bombing of Darwin on 19th February 1942. The bombing of the harbour brought destruction to the city of Darwin, and many of the experiences and stories of what happened that day. This facility sits on the iconic location of Stokes Hill Wharf which was bombed during the raid on 19th February 1942.

“There is complete disability access and a number of seating options throughout the facility for all guests”

Small Group Uluru Sunset Viewing Tour

Uluru, Northern Territory

4.7 · 185 reviews on Viator

Experience the many moods of Uluru at sunset with an uninterrupted view on this two hour tour. Admire the immensity of Uluru as you immerse yourself in the environmental changes of this world-renowned icon. Relax with a glass of sparkling wine and light refreshments as the sun sets in the west.

“Passengers travelling in wheelchairs need to have some mobility, ie: be able to get in and out of the vehicle.”

Darwin Heritage Walk

Darwin, Northern Territory

4.7 · 103 reviews on Viator

Explore the city with a local on this 2-hour walk and enjoy a local’s perspective whilst getting a sense of how the city of Darwin has developed to blend the past with today’s modern multicultural vibe. There are many hidden treasures to discover along the way.

“Wheelchair accessible for active wheelchair users”

Yellow Water Cruise - Kakadu

Kakadu, Northern Territory

4.8 · 652 reviews on Viator

The Indigenous owned Yellow Water Cruises takes you on a discovery tour through the world famous Yellow Water Billabong. Operating year round, sunrise to sunset, the cruise winds its way through distinct ecosystems of Yellow Water Billabong and tributaries of the South Alligator River.

“Guests in wheelchairs may need to transfer from the wheelchair into the boat.”

Uluru (Ayers Rock) Field of Light Sunrise Tour

Uluru, Northern Territory

4.4 · 341 reviews on Viator

Internationally acclaimed artist Bruce Munro is noted for his immersive site-specific installations that employ light to evoke emotional response, often in an outdoor context and on a monumental scale. His Field of Light, inspired by a trip to Uluru over 30 years ago, is installed in a remote desert area within sight of majestic Uluru. It is his largest installation to date, with Munro and his team installing more than 50,000 slender stems crowned with radiant frosted glass spheres. It is truly a magical sight to behold.

“Tour is not completely wheelchair accessible due to the sandy uneven paths although Electronic 4WD wheelchairs can be used. Nonelectric wheelchair users can be dropped at the bottom of the sand dune to travel around the field of lights however they will not be able to attend dune top viewing area.”

Darwin: Adelaide River Jumping Crocodile Cruise

Darwin, Northern Territory

4.3 · 58 reviews on Viator

Journey down the Arnhem Highway towards Adelaide River, enjoying commentary on the surrounding areas. Board the Spectacular Jumping Crocodile Cruise on the Adelaide River, where your wildlife guide will help you spot crocodiles, showcasing their hunting techniques. This thrilling experience allows you to see these prehistoric creatures up close. The river is also home to an array of birdlife, including magpie geese, wandering whistling ducks, pied herons, and sharp-tailed sandpipers.

“Guests that require a wheelchair are welcome on our tours providing they are accompanied by an able-bodied companion and do not require special assistance from the supplier to embark and disembark the vehicle. To bard and embark the boat, guests walk down a ramp and will have to make a couple of steps to get on the boat”

Darwin City Sights and Jumping Crocodile Cruise

Darwin, Northern Territory

4.8 · 10 reviews on Viator

Join a morning city sights tour for the perfect introduction to Darwin, with expert commentary by a local guide. See the lush Botanic Gardens and the Chinese Temple and tour the other historic sites of the city including the Darwin Aviation Museum. Explore the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, whose collections encompass Aboriginal art, visual arts, and Northern Territory history and natural sciences. After the tour you will be dropped off in the city for a 45-minute break and opportunity to have lunch. After a midday pause, the pace shifts. You’ll journey deep into the Top End to the mighty Adelaide River, crocodile country. Here, expert guides lead you on the world-famous Jumping Crocodile Cruise, where you’ll see ancient saltwater crocodiles in their natural habitat. Spot birdlife on the riverbank, soaking in the serenity of the floodplain. Explore Darwin’s highlights in one day on this unforgettable tour, where city meets Outback.

“Guests that require a wheelchair are welcome on our tours providing they are accompanied by an able-bodied companion and do not require special assistance from the supplier to embark and disembark the vehicle. Wheelchairs will be stored under the vehicle whilst in transit.”

Katherine Outback Experience Show Ticket

Katherine, Northern Territory

4.9 · 328 reviews on Viator

Katherine Outback Experience is owned and operated by multiple Golden Guitar winner and horseman extraordinaire Tom Curtain. The outback show provides a unique window into life on the land in outback Australia. It is ra and real with horse-starting and working dog demonstrations entwined with Australian music and humorous bush tales. There is dust and chaos, and things don't always go to plan, but that is part of the beauty of the real outback. Katherine Outback Experience won best NT Tourist Attraction in 2018 & 2019, best NT Visitor Experience award in 2018 bronze at the 2019 National Tourism Awards. Tom released his fourth album in November 2019 which debuted at No.1 on the Australian iTunes Country Music Charts. He has had several Chart-topping hits, together with winning two Golden Guitar Awards for his hit single Never Never Land, as well as 2018 Australian Independent Country Music Album of the Year, Artist, Male Vocalist and Single of the Year.

4-Hour Outback Gourmet Food & Aboriginal Art Tour

Darwin, Northern Territory

4.6 · 93 reviews on Viator

Enjoy a wide range of tasty exotic delicacies that are unique to Outback Australia. Your knowledgeable, experienced local guide takes you on an easy walking tour to 3 award-winning restaurants in 4 hours. Try over 12 gourmet tastes that may include Aboriginal bush foods and regional delicacies like crocodile, kangaroo, prawns, gold band snapper, exotic tropical fruits and vegetables, native spices and more. Dietary options are available. There’s a complimentary welcome drink of beer, wine, or spirits at the first restaurant, and standard soft drinks are included throughout. Learn about Darwin's multicultural history, Aboriginal culture, WWII bombing, architecture, horticulture and more. We also showcase Darwin’s fabulous, award-winning street art, much of it with futuristic augmented reality. And there’s lots to eat—we’ll fill you up, finishing with a tasty tropical dessert.

Private Outback Gourmet Food, Art, and Sightseeing Tour

Darwin, Northern Territory

5.0 · 3 reviews on Viator

Enjoy a private, all-inclusive and extended version of our popular scheduled tour for lunch or dinner. Explore a wide range of tasty exotic delicacies that are unique to Outback Australia. Your knowledgeable, experienced local guide takes you on an easy walking tour to 3 award-winning restaurants in 5 hours. Try over 12 gourmet tastes that may include Aboriginal bush foods and regional delicacies like crocodile, kangaroo, prawns, gold band snapper, exotic tropical fruits and vegetables, native spices and more. Dietary options are available. There’s a complimentary welcome drink of beer, wine, or spirits at the first restaurant, and standard soft drinks are included throughout. Learn about Darwin's multicultural history, Aboriginal culture, WWII bombing, architecture, horticulture and more. We also showcase Darwin’s fabulous, award-winning street art, much of it with futuristic augmented reality. And there’s lots to eat—we’ll fill you up, finishing with a tasty tropical dessert.

Larrakia Cultural Centre General Entry Ticket

Darwin, Northern Territory

4.0 · 1 reviews on Viator

Explore the Larrakia Cultural Centre, a vibrant cultural hub set on Larrakia Country. With its unique architecture inspired by ancestral beings, visitors can stroll through gardens showcasing native plants and sculptures representing the Gulumoerrgin Seven Seasons. Inside, delve into Larrakia history and culture through permanent exhibitions and contemporary works by local artists. The on-site retail store features handcrafted items that support Larrakia creators, and the restaurant offers delightful dishes made from local produce, all with stunning views. Perfect for those who enjoy discovering at their own pace.