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  • jazcr0ss
    North Wollongong, Australia1 contribution
    Amazing.
    Did the cage of death with Baru. This has been on my bucket list for years and I absolutely loved it. It was such a cool experience to be able to get up and close with these crocs. I would definitely do it again.
    Review of: Crocosaurus Cove
    Written 31 May 2023
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  • elcee0149
    Blaenau Gwent6 contributions
    Beatiful and close to the city.
    Lovely views over looking the bay, clean area and friendly people. There are restaurants nearby to cater for most people's taste.
    Review of: East Point Reserve
    Written 9 April 2023
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  • Sajeen Raman
    7 contributions
    Its a beautiful place to drive
    it is ok for one time visit, better to go before the sunset.
    Not much attractive compare to other place in Darwin .
    Review of: Casuarina Coastal Reserve
    Written 28 July 2022
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  • Simon M
    17 contributions
    A surprisingly overlooked part of Darwin
    I first visited the park in 2014, when I first arrived in Darwin, searching for new experiences. I walked along one of the trails--the Woodland Walk--and, although not disappointed with a scattering of animals, birds, and thick bush, was not especially impressed either. Then, many years later, after I had forgotten this experience, I decided to walk, with my partner, around another trail--the Jungle walk--assuming I would experience the same feeling of mild satisfaction. But, actually, the Jungle walk, embedded in Monsoon rainforest, was surprisingly lush and peaceful. The trail snaked its way through some stunning trees, shrubs, and land. We were surprised at how such obvious beauty, only a 15 to 20 minute drive from the CBD, was overlooked by most locals, including us
    Review of: Holmes Jungle Nature Park
    Written 12 December 2022
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  • Loving L
    1 contribution
    Stay a bit longer - you won't regret it!
    Most people stayed for a while to see the fish feeding frenzy of the crazy catfish and milkfish. This was amazing, but for us the best part came after most people had left - spending time with the lovely owner of the business whose knowledge of the local fish and birds is outstanding. She was very generous with her knowledge and time, and it was obvious how much she cares about the fish and birds. It was well worth staying for the full two hours!
    Review of: Aquascene Fish Feeding
    Written 13 May 2023
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