Feathers Sanctuary
49A Freshwater Road, Darwin
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Feathers Sanctuary Darwin

49A Freshwater Road Darwin, Top End, Northern Territory, 0810, Australia

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Darwin Day 2 - "Come to Dinner!"

A travel blog entry by rileydog99

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... by crocodiles. The general rule is NO Sign, NO Swim. There is actually very little swimming done in the Northern Territory unless it is in a pool!

Freshwater crocodiles “Freshies” do not grow to more than 3.5-4 metres, are more timid and will only attack people when they are forced to defend themselves. The main difference between the species is that the “Freshies” have a long tapered snout and ths ...

Darwin

A travel blog entry by gillen2012

1
6

... products specifically. Apple does provide global technology that is embraced everywhere, easy to use and well made. I think they have hit a tipping point. ( Apple that is not Mercedes Benz).

Back in the center of Darwin we found an Italian restaurant where we shared bruschetta and chicken parmigiana. We partook in the free wifi while we ate and called home. When we returned to the ship we attended the sail away party. I left the party early to work ...

Darwin

A travel blog entry by lieselbotha

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... and Port Douglas. Cool. Then headed out into the heat to wander the town centre. Most buildings were one or two stories – Cairns dates back to around 1860. There were loads of touristy type shops, bars, hostels, restaurants, tour operators and the like. And most of them run by Chinese people. I did some browsing and noted huge banyan trees lining the streets and some Aboriginals wandering about. I made it all the way to the Esplanade, where there is a ...

Erster Tag Australien

A travel blog entry by raphdan

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... erzählen über dieses Land. Es ist ja mittlerweile auch Volksport der Abiturienten geworden, nach dem Abi erstmal nach Australien zu fahren. Und man trifft tatsächlich viele junge Deutsche hier, aber dazu später.
Angekommen in Darwin fiel mir erstmal eins auf: Puhh, verdammt heiß hier! Ich war bisher selten an einem Ort, an dem es so warm war. Dazu kommt eine ziemlich feuchte Luft. Dieses subtropische Klima lässt einen bei jeder Bewegung schwitzen. Nach dem wir in ...

Darwin -> Litchfield National Park

A travel blog entry by nadiav

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... which we definitely could not cross we just took lots of pictures of crocodiles poking their heads out and head back to main road. Last excitement of the day was The Original Jumping Crocodile Cruise in Adelaide where they took us in open boat on the river where crocodiles lives naturally in the wild and guide told us all the important informations about those 'lovely' creatures . Will share just a bit- Average crocodiles grow 4m long but thy ...

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