Darwin Ask any Aussie who’s been to Darwin and they’ll tell you: it’s a different kind of Australia. Hotter. Wilder. More laid back. Darwin doesn’t do pretence — it does real. Perched on the edge of the Timor Sea, Darwin City is the heart of the Northern Territory’s Top End.Closer to Bali than Brisbane, home …
Facts About Saltwater Crocodiles You think dinosaurs are extinct? Well, you haven’t met a saltwater crocodile. These blokes are as old as the earth — all scales, snouts and serious bite force. I still remember the first time I saw a big male slide into a billabong up near Cahills Crossing. If you’re curious, here are …
Saltwater Coast Crocodile Park Welcome to Saltwater Coast Crocodile Park — a quirky, community-loved playground tucked inside Point Cook that features a life-sized saltwater croc sculpture as its centrepiece. It’s not a wildlife sanctuary (don’t worry, no one’s getting their ankles nipped), but it is a brilliant blend of art, nature play and neighbourhood character. …
What Do Crocodiles Eat Let’s be real — if you’re anywhere near croc country, knowing what do crocodiles eat isn’t just trivia. It’s survival. From the giant crocodiles of the Top End to the freshwater species lounging in our rivers, these apex predators sit smugly at the top of the food chain, eyeing off anything …
Adelaide River Ask most people about Adelaide River and they’ll say crocs jumping out of the water. Fair enough. But this small town in the Northern Territory is more than just a crocodile cruise stop.Located on the Stuart Highway, about 112km south of Port Darwin, Adelaide River NT has seen it all: war, railways, floods …
Crocodile Cove Darwin isn’t shy about its wildlife. One minute you’re getting a flat white, next minute you’re face to face with a giant saltwater crocodile in a glass tank. Welcome to Crocosaurus Cove, the Northern Territory’s most famous wildlife park and home to the largest display of Australian reptiles. Right in the city centre, …
Saltwater Crocodiles of Darwin The tropical climate of the Northern Territory makes Darwin the perfect backdrop for the marine crocodiles that live here. This part of Australia is home to more crocodiles than anywhere else, so it’s worth visiting if you want to learn more about these fascinating prehistoric creatures. Get up close and personal …
Saltwater crocodile Australia The Saltwater Crocodile found in Australia’s Northern Territory is the world’s largest reptile and has been a formidable predator for over 100 million years.There are two types of crocodiles that can be found in Australia: saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus porosus) and smaller freshwater crocodile (Crocodylus johnstoni).The Top End waterways are one of the best areas …
Darwin Crocodile Farm – Berry Springs, NT When we say “farm” in the NT, we don’t mean a couple of cows and a veggie patch. Nah, mate. We mean massive saltwater crocodiles, bred, raised and wrangled right here at the Darwin Crocodile Farm in Berry Springs.Located a cruisy 45-minute drive south of Darwin City, this …
Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel The Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel, or as locals call it, “The Croc”, is part bush retreat, part cultural hub, and 100% Top End quirk.Right in the beating heart of Kakadu National Park, you’ll find one of Australia’s most iconic hotels. Not iconic in that fancy, polished city way — iconic because …
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