Mangrove Route
Mangrove Route offers a range of interactive eco tour experiences cruising and exploring the marine and saltwater habitats of Darwin Harbour and surrounding saltwater country. Their tours have been designed in consultation with many people who call Darwin home, including The Larrakia people, scientists, environmentalists, fishermen and sailors.
Whether you choose to indulge in effortless relaxation or participate in research projects, you will be captivated by unique tropical habitats, extreme tides and a colourful history spanning thousands of years.
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Let the Tide DecideTake an exhilarating ride on Darwin Harbour to an exclusive beach location and en route view sonar images of ship wrecks and the underwater environment of Darwin Harbour. Your destination varies, but once there, a delightful al fresco restaurant is created providing a unique venue with unsurpassed harbour views from which to enjoy your lunch. Indulge in the solitude of your location enjoying the cooling breeze on your face and the peaceful panorama of the harbour, or walk the beach in search of objects washed ashore. The Mangrove RouteExperience and explore the unique diversity and dimension of Darwin harbour on this comprehensive interactive water-based tour of a mangrove waterway. From crocodiles to the pearling industry, tropical marine life to war relics, the harbour is ever changing due to tides, weather and harbour activities. You will experience the sights and sounds of this city harbour, have the opportunity to set and pull mud crab pots and view sonar images of shipwrecks. Turtle TracksAs the sun rises, you'll leave the city and harbour behind as you travel out into the Arafura Sea to a remote beach which conceals a nesting ground for turtles. As you journey across the ocean, reef and mangrove waterways, sonar and hydrophone equipment provides access to an underwater world through images and sound. On the beach, you will have the opportunity to investigate the turtle tracks and learn about their solitary environment on acres of warm sand. | |
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