Located a 75 min to 90 min drive away from the city of Darwin is Corroboree Billabong and a cruise at sunset is the best time to see the natural inhabitants.

Cruises operate from April to October and during the high season which is the Northern Territory's Dry Season, it's best to book ahead.  

The main reason for a day trip to the Corroboree Billabong, is to get up close and personal with the saltwater crocodiles. The billabong is part of the Mary River Wetlands, which inhabit the largest concentration of salt water crocodiles in the worl

But saltwater crocodiles aren't the only taste of wildlife this billabong offers.  A must see for all tourists travelling to the Northern territory, international tourists and Australians alike, is the spectacular offerings and opportunity to witness Australian wildlife in their natural habitat.

As you cruise along the swampy waters, many love to photograph the billabong’s gorgeous pink and purple lilies, along with the other natural varieties of Australian plant life.

A variety of wild birdlife including the Azure Kingfisher, Australasian darter as well as the Black and Whistling Kites are also known call these swamplands their home.