Adelaide River – We went to the WW 11 War Cemetery were 240victims from the Darwin bombing on 19th February 1942 have been laidto rest. It was a very moving place to visit and sit and reflect. We bothcommented on how the gardens were so immaculate, a full time curator isemployed to maintain these gardens. We then drove onto Mt Bundy Station, south of Adelaide River.Mt Bundy Station is a working brahman cattle and quarter horse property. Theoriginal size of ...

After checking out of Lee Point Resort on Monday morning, spent the day running around Darwin shopping and getting more supplies, yes more prawns. Left Darwin about 2pm, stopped at Berri Springs for a swim before setting up camp 60 south of Darwin at Manton River Rest area.Tuesday, we headed out to Litchfield National Park for a couple of days. Saw beautiful falls and plunge pools. Did heaps of walks, stayed one night at Wangi Falls followed by a breakfast walk a...

Our first day in Darwin, after getting our bearings, when spent the afternoon and evening at Mindil Market. The food and sunset were amazing. After leaving the market we free camped at a local club at Casaurina.Monday, we checked in at Lee Point Resort and stayed beside Keith and Wendy May. During the week we:experienced some aboriginal culture, saw Sweetheart, learnt more about Cyclone Tracy at the Museumexplored and learnt a lot about the bombing of Darwin at ...

Before leaving Jabaru, we were both in the swimming pool at 9am to cool off for our drive.Our first stop for the day was the South Alligator River, it was so wide with muddy banks. We saw one croc. Next stop was the Mary River Billabong, where the bus got dirty yet again. We stopped for the night at The Purple Mango Cafe. It has great reviews on Wikicamps, it has only been open 13 weeks, the host previously owned and operated a charter boat in the Kimberly's ...

We left Harriet Creek heading north east towards Kakadu National Park. We stopped at Bukbukluk lookout, the view was fantastic and found some beautiful flora.Lots of palms, different flora. Crossing rivers, spotted our first croc, beautiful scenery. Tried to take DABUS down to Gunlom Waterfalls but after 5 km's in we decided the corrugations were too bad and shaking DABUS around too much, so turned around (we tried CUPPA).Stopped at Cooinda Lodge for a look...