After a day out on one of our Litchfield National Park Private Tours, you’ll understand exactly why it’s one of the Northern Territories’ most popular and spectacular travel destinations.

Approximately 90 minutes south of Darwin, we travel 120km to the traditional lands of the Wagait people where you will experience some of the Top End’s most magnificent landscapes and discover a water wonderland of majestic waterfalls that flow abundantly all year round.

Our Private Litchfield Tours allow you to explore this unique pocket of paradise at your own pace. Covering around 1,500 sq kms of diverse terrain, the park is thriving with hundreds of different species of native birds and Australian wildlife. It’s also home to some of the largest magnetic termite mounds in the Top End where you can experience the fascinating insect architecture of these gigantic mounds and see the iconic sandstone pillars of the Lost City, created through eons and eons of erosion.

Immerse yourself in the vast ancient landscapes of wild rugged cliffs, panoramic floodplain views of the open valley gorge and the glorious cascading mists descending from Tabletop Range. There are also many different bushwalking trails to choose from where you can treck through open savannah woodlands, dry sandstone plateaus or lush areas of thick monsoonal rainforest.

After a hot day in the tropical northern heat, we highly recommend cooling off and unwinding with a refreshing swim in the crystal clear waters of one of the many pristine plunge pools, so make sure you bring your swimmers and a towel to make the most of your experience.

There’s so much to do and see at Litchfield National Park, it really is a lot to pack into one day. One of perks of booking our Litchfield Private Tours is that you have the ability to completely personalise your itinerary and maximise your experience by only choosing the stops and adventures that most excite you.

You can customise your Private TourLitchfield by selecting any of the following activities;

• Rejuvenate in the picturesque oasis of the three-tiered pools, natural spas or whirlpools at Buley Rockhole, undoubtedly the most popular swimming spot in Litchfield. 
• Visit the highest concentration of Magnetic Termite Mounds located in the Top End. These intelligently designed structures tower up to two metres high and are predicted to be up to 100 years old.
• The park’s largest and most popular attraction is ‘Wangi Falls’, a massive double waterfall that gloriously descends over a steep rocky escarpment into a huge, pristine plunge pool below. It’s also worth visiting Florence Falls or Tolmer Falls and marvelling at the thundering power and sheer beauty of these cascades too.
• Board the notorious ‘Jumping Crocodile Cruise’ on the Adelaide River where you’ll get to witness some of these massive predators leap into the air to feed. We guarantee this will have your heart racing and adrenaline pumping!
• Visit the wetlands of Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve where you can experience an abundance and diversity of native wildlife including turtles, water pythons, saltwater crocodiles and fascinating rare birds.
• There are several different bush walking tracks and trails to explore that will lead you to extraordinary lookouts and views throughout the park that allow you to experience the remote wilderness of the park.
• Explore historic ruins dating back to the pioneering days nearby at Blyth Homestead and Bamboo Creek.

Private tours of Litchfield National Park with Australian Bus Charters provide you with the freedom and flexibility to avoid the crowds and explore the park and it’s regional highlights on your own terms.

Get in touch to find out more about personally customising your adventure to Litchfield National Park with us today!