we did Kadua. , Litchfield Katerine gorge all brilliant , but as other people have mentioned they are very long tours , we did one per day ( BIG MISTAKE ) 6AM start at hotel 8/9 PM return , to early for hotel breakfast , couple of pee breaks on the trip up , maybe a muffin not long enough for 20/30 people to order a coffee, these locations are nowhere near Darwin and you will spend 70/80 % of that time on the coach , with a couple of swimming holes ( they were beautiful ) but by the time you walked down the track , got your swimmers on , one place had no facilities so we got changed out in the open on a rock , then get through the crowd jump in , its time to go , so be prepared with swimmers on already , the commentary along the way was informative , but a tad boring , as there is literally nothing to see along the way ,( flat burnt out vegetation , a few birds and the odd wallaby ( not roos ) so the driver does a good job of commentary about almost nothing , until you arrive at the highlights that are worth the long drive , Now here the kicker people if you do the three locations ,DONT do them separately (14 hour tours each trip) because there is only one highway up there , we saw the same stuff, same commentary, different drivers same blurb , we met a few that took all three but stayed in hotels up there (as they are all in the same region) cost is much the same but you actually can spend more time at the venues without rushing and no coach time , coming back into Darwin at 9 PM is pretty dodgy and nowhere to eat other than a dodgy Maccas. You will thank me if you take the advice they are great locations , long tedious drives

Two days tour in Kakadu & East Alligator river with Libi. Libi is the best, and the tour just as well. Great .explanations, great vibe, great care..recommended. Beware of the Crocodiles :-)

Was a great chance to see around the city and surrounds. Very informative driver. Aviation Museum and Art Museum recommended. Botanical gardens beautiful.

Awesome day trip. Very good information about where we were going by Libby our driver. Great sense of humour made it a great trip

Long ferry trip - 2.5 hrs each way. Island not well kept and not inviting on arrival. Tour was guided by local Tiwi who showed us what was described on the tour. Lunch was sandwiches and salads all fresh. My Partner who came with me on this tour for a second time, took this tour 25 years ago and observed minimal significant improvements. Disappointed as I wonder where the funds go to what appears to be an overpriced tour. I do hope some funds do go to the communities.

Fabulous 3 day tour of Kakadu and Katherine, including jumping crocs cruise, wetland cruise and Katherine Gorge cruise. I can't speak highly enough of our guide Libby. Her depth and breadth of knowledge were brilliant! A great sense of humour too. She also showed her first aid skills when one of our party cut his scalp on a rock overhand on one of the walks. Absolute legend

Good timings - pick up 7.30. Drop off at 5pm. Not huge amounts of commentary but a nice helpful driver. Main focus is Litchfield Park waterfalls. Florence Falls pretty rushed in the time allowed - down the steps 5-10 min in the water and walk back via Shadey Creek. Nice though. Tolmer Falls ok and Wangi Falls was great! Enough time and great swimming. Could let go of stopping at airstrip on Stuart highway with cardboard plane cutouts and just focus on the park.

Too long for one day. Left at 6.15am and back to hotel at 8pm - too late to eat dinner and too much time on a bus. Recommend NOT doing a day tour to Kakadu unless you like sitting on a bus for hours. Only saw rock art at Nourlange Rock but no time to walk up to the lookout and Yellow Water which was great but that was it apart from a stop at cultural centre. Waited for people who did flight which meant late arrival back in Darwin. Guide/driver Pren was very interesting. Return driver Roman had little of interest to say.

Crocodiles were huge. We saw about 4 hungry crocs in their natural habitat. Super cool. Our drive/guide Warren was not good. Unhelpful, very vanilla in his commentary and driving not great. Company should hire passionate safe driver guides, very dissapointing. Enjoyed the bus plus fellow traveller's who were all excited for what is so symbolic to the nt.

We had a wonderful day with Darren who was really informative about the Park's history and aboriginal culture. The swimming holes were spectacular and the termite mound site mind-boggling, especially with regard to the life cycle of the termites themselves. I would absolutely recommend this day tour to anyone visiting the Top End!

Kakadu has always been on my bucket list and this was the best way to do it. Our driver / guide Roman kept us informed and entertained the whole trip and seeing the wonderful yellow water cruise and First Nation's rock art was truly magical.

Expensive tour where you dont see much. Treated like you are a child or elderly. told tp have a drink and keep hydrated about 100 times. Lookout was about 200 meters away but told we coudnt go. spent 1 hour on lunch, food was fine but what a waste of time + morning tea + arvo team - no wonder we didnt see much!. Only highlight was yellow waters cruise.

Was a wonderful day the Tiwi people are so welcoming a fantastic experience learning about their culture will treasure this forever

I enjoyed this pricy but very interesting tour. The Tiwi Aboriginal guides made it and were interesting funny great sensor of humour and caring. The trip started off chaotically with the ticketing process which took too long. The boat trip was 3 hours and it was choppy. And likewise on the return. The crew were helpful in handing out bags to those feeling ill. The ferry was fully loaded. On arrival the darlings customers were split into 2 equal groups and we proceeded with the tour. We wandered around visiting a good museum and old Catholic Church. The guide gave us some stories of founding of Christianity on the Tiwis and the relationship with the first priest and the islanders. We then visited an art museum which you could purchase locally made items. Lunch was a standard buffet salad and was very tasty. Tea coffee and water were supplied. Then we had the guides paint themselves up and did some cultural dances. These were good and interactive. Finally a bus tour around the town and before we knew it, it was time to farewell our guides. It was a great experience and I felt enriched with knowledge about our First Nation People from the Guides. The ferry trip was very quite choppy and there was some illness on board but sealink staff handed out sick bags it took 3hours. Overall a great tie-me made special by the guides.

Would otherwise rate it a 5 star experience, given the guide/driver is so informative and funny, which made the bus trip to and from the site very interesting. The let down is in the advertised second view point- fogg dam conservatory is not visited- instead a quick stop over at the Howard Spring park to feed a few fish in a pond. When queried with the guide on this itinerary discrepancies, it was advised that the company has recently changed the route but hadn’t updated the marketing materials (including what’s on TripAdvisor). I am not sure if this is an acceptable explanation for a customer bought the experience for its entirety? If only for the jumping croc trip, $155 is at a high end to pay. I provided feedback to AAT king (via online survey), however, never have received any follow up or clarification etc. Please double check the itinerary before you choose this trip.