We spent a fantastic hour on Darwin Harbour with Jim and Sam. Jim gave a great presentation and orientation to the harbour. We travelled up a creek to view mangroves, a crocodile trap and a shipwreck. Highly recommended.

Did the one hour history tour along the waterfront. Really good value, informative experience and presented by a guide with a lot of local knowledge and a passion for history. Would highly recommend for those who are interested in the war history, and even those who just want to get out on the water. $35 well spent.

Jim and Roque are lovely guys. We left from Stokes Hill Wharf headed to Cullen Bay - on the way we found the local Government Croc catchers stranded midway when their motor/gear box failed. The guys had to tie them on and tow then in to their own wharf before heading off to Cullen Bay to pick up some more guests. Just all in a days work - No Trouble = NT! The cruise was brilliant, we headed off to a little island and learnt how to make string and then throw spears and woomera's then were serenaded by the didgeredoo on the way home. Would highly reccomend this to anyone. Met someone last night who had done their turtle tracks one and now have it on my To Do list.

was not sure what to expect when i boarded tha Snub Fin but skipper Jim made us feel at home with his territory wit and knowledge of the harbour, however he was outclassed by deckhand " Roque" a local indigenous Larrakia man who was at home in the mangrove creeks and he spotted dolphins rounding up mullet while a sea eagle swooped down for his catch, caught mud crabs which he was told us he would take home to make chilli crab and shared other recipes for fish, geese and other foods the coastal people have lived on for centuries, this was a very enjoyable environmental double act and well worth the trip, a ridgy didge territory experience