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Territory Wildlife Park Information

This world acclaimed Territory Wildlife Park is nestled in 400 hectares of natural bushland and only a 45 minute drive south of Darwin. The park showcases the wildlife of northern Australia, which you can see up close and in their natural habitats.

Highlights of the Park include an extensive aquarium with a walk through tunnel where you can stand nose to nose with a 3.7 metre saltwater crocodile, the daily birds of prey display, nocturnal house and the bird walk. A visit to the park can easily be combined with a refreshing swim afterwards at the neighbouring Berry Springs Nature Park. During a visit to the Territory Wildlife Park, travellers can expect to view the spectacular free flight and natural behaviour of the Northern Territory's Birds of Prey. Discover the difference between kangaroos, wallaroos and wallabies, and see them roam free which is popular with international travellers and children. Catch a glimpse of the elusive nocturnal creatures of the Top End, a group representing 80 per cent of the Territory's wildlife.

Learn fascinating facts about reptiles at the Reptile Talk, explore a representation of Top End river system, from the escarpment down to the mangroves on the coast, and immerse yourself in the underwater world of the Aquarium Tunnel, where you can experience an underwater view of a saltwater crocodile. Later, sit down and relax, watch the spectacle of pelicans soaring in to enjoy their meal, as wild birds and animals enjoy the sanctuary of the Park's billabong. Finally, explore a monsoon rainforest, peek through the bird hide at Goose Lagoon and get up close to park creatures during our Animal Encounters and Presentations.

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