| Bring the country to life as Tess Atie and her guides share the stories of generations. Experience intimate and unforgetable small-group luxury day tours from Darwin to Litchfield National Park and beyond. Northern Territory Indigenous Tours is a 100% indigenous owned family company. We offer safe, comfortable and rewarding adventure with expert interpretation of the natural and cultural environment. |
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I grew up where Litchfield National Park is now, travelling and camping with my family. I developed a great respect for my old people. They showed me all the fine details about the plants and animals on our country, and how to live properly there. Now I want to teach visitors about our beautiful country. |
| Tess Atie, Company Owner and Head Guide |
Aboriginal guided luxury tours from Darwin |
| Indigenous Litchfield Spectacular Discover unspoilt landscapes, pioneer heritage and a rich Aboriginal tradition in the Litchfield region. Learn more ... |
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| Indigenous Top End HIGHlights Experience the best of the Top End in a day by helicopter, boat and four-wheel drive vehicle. Learn more ... |
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| Indigenous Daly River Spectacular Follow the rugged and remote four-wheel drive Reynolds River Track to the iconic Daly River. Learn more ... |
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| Indigenous Wildlife Spectacular Meet animals difficult to see in the wild and learn of their importance to Aboriginal people. Learn more ... |
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| Personalised private Top End tours Let us tailor a personalised private charter specific to your interests. Visit Kakadu, Nitmiluk, the Daly River region or wherever takes your fancy. Learn more ... |
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| Our tropical summer From December to May floodwaters close some areas. Nevertheless Litchfield is amazing at this time with accessible waterfalls in awesome flow, vibrant landscapes and refreshing swimming. |
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Not for everybody! |
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| These tours are not for everybody. For those who like to be passively entertained, with a structured itinerary that ticks off all the pretty places, there are many such tours available. These tours are not like that. They are interactive. They are about Aboriginal things and Aboriginal time. They are flexible, in the moment and dependent on people's interests and what is around at the time. They are about bush foods and medicines, Aboriginal stories and sacred places. They sometimes include family, which is the Aboriginal way. They are about personal and political discussions. They are honest and genuine. We may not do everything you expect but we think the unexpected will leave you more than satisfied. |
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