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Crocodylus Park

If you are visiting Darwin, you must take a trip to the mind blowing Crocodylus Park, where you can get up close and personal to these feisty aquatic reptiles. Founded over 25 years ago by Dr Grahame Webb and the staff of Wildlife Management International, makes this leading conservation centre a big hit in the outback town of Darwin. With thousands of crocs, not to mention the alluring array of big cats, monkeys, reptiles and birds makes tourists from all over the world flock to Crocodylus Park.

Ranging from 12 inches to 16 feet and weighing in at a colossal half ton makes these prehistoric creatures pretty amazing viewing. So whatever you do, take a few hours out of your day to take in the sights and sounds of Crocodylus Park. The great news is that its easily accessible from Darwin, with a 5 minute journey from the airport or jump on the No. 5 bus from Darwin and be dropped off on the doorstep.