Darwin the Doorstep to the Australian Outback

The weather in Darwin is now 22 at night and 32 all day - no rain and clear skies.
Basically its Paradise on Earth here right now with amazing adventure options ranging from staring (with complete safety) a 5 meter crocodile in the eye from less than half a meter away. Sure there is some very thick glass between you and him!!

Or watching the huge but graceful and slender Brolga bird dance with her partner in the billabong at Yellow Waters - a sight once seen never forgotten.

Or sitting with very black and very beautiful Australian Aboriginal traditional owners of the nation and talking about their 50,000 year old history in this land and their spiritual beliefs and customs, bush food and bush medicine, and hunting with them on their own tribal grounds.

Or sailing on Darwin Harbour on an exquisite sunset dinner cruise with champagne and canapes then a magic evening meal with the best Australian wines brought to your table by a Swedish or Danish backpacker on temporary work in Australia in the peak tourist season in Darwin (April through October each year).

And we do this every week because it is our job. Sigh! Its a hard life.