Join Spectacular Jumping Crocodile Cruise to a once in a lifetime experience. Watch the elusive, powerful crocodiles in their natural habitat.

Shady Camp is a popular spot for anglers setting off onto the lower reaches of the Mary River. This picturesque area is surrounded by fresh water billabongs, paperbark and monsoon forests.

Embark on an exciting fishing expedition and reel in the renowned barramundi, the prized sports fish of the spectacular Top End region. The Mary River wetlands teem with abundant barramundi, attracting passionate anglers from across the globe.

If you’re looking for a light healthy lunch or a hearty meal, Corroboree Park Tavern serves tasty, moderately priced meals that are freshly made with local produce.

Enjoy some delicious food in a bush setting at The Purple Mango Café and Brewery. They boast wood-fired pizzas, desserts and beer on tasting paddles.

The famous Humpty Doo Hotel is a must-do on your trip to Mary River. With over 40 years of stories, horses, bulls, bankers and bikers – the hotel is rich with outback history.

This inn built in 1963 ooze NT character – a bar full of memorabilia and a restaurant serving up some great grub, this spot is not to be missed. The pub was built by hand using ironwood and materials from local area.

The lush wetlands of Mary River National Park is teeming with native Australian wildlife. The area is a well-known spot for fishing, croc-spotting, birdwatching, bushwalking and four-wheel driving.

Discover this World Heritage-listed national park by walking through pristine wilderness or take a river cruise and spot the world’s largest reptile. It’s also known for its Aboriginal rock art, swimming spots and incredible views.

If you’re wanting to see the elusive saltwater crocodile in its natural habitat, this is the place. There are more saltwater crocs here than anywhere else on the planet and to top it off, the scenery is something for the memory bank.

Rockhole is another access point to the Mary River system and a spot that’s popular for barramundi fishing. There’s a boat ramp for easy access so you can spend the day fishing or exploring on the water.

Explore Corroboree Billabong with Corroboree Houseboats. See the team in reception to book your stay on a houseboat or a day trip on a BBQ boat.

Padakul Aboriginal Cultural Tours is an aboriginal-owned and operated tourism accredited business. They deliver an original, authentic, very popular aboriginal culture and nature-based engagement experience based on local knowledge and history.

Explore the Bamboo Forest on our 3km Bamboo Walk. Located next to the Mary River you will be sure to spot some wildlife.

If you’re up for something longer, the River Walk is perfect. This walk is seasonal and is the perfect opportunity to spot wildlife along the River Walk.

Take a walk around the billabong for a chance to spot a crocodile. Only 1.5km, this walk is perfect for an afternoon or morning stroll.