Award winning eco tours and cruises Darwin sunset cruises & harbour tours
Showcasing the history, habitat and intrigue of Darwin Harbour.
2019 NT Small and Succeeding Finalist
2019 NT Brolga Award - Food Tourism
2019 Excellence in Food Tourism
Advanced Eco Tourism + ROC Certified
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Valuing our environment Eco tourism
We're proud that all experiences can identify as ecologically sustainable tourism with a primary focus on experiencing natural areas that fosters environmental and cultural understanding, appreciation and conservation.
All Sea Darwin cruise & tour products have achieved Advanced Eco Certification and Respecting Our Culture accreditation, with the most recent audit of products occurring in 2019.
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"We had a wonderful Sea Darwin experience. My wife and my daughters really enjoyed it, and we love the fact that it's a family run business"
Luis, from San Fransisco
"The sunset fish 'n chips cruise was a beautiful way to end our day in Darwin. It was well organised and informative, with nature throwing in a pod of frolicking dolphins, sea eagles and a gorgeous sunset. The boat was clean and comfortable and the fresh fish and chips, delish! It was a highlight of our NT visit. We would definitely do it again"
Diana and Eduard, from Bondi
"The Ginnic was outstanding! From the Crew who looked after us, to the location, to the contents of your picnic and the oh so smooth and delicious ‘Saltie’ Gin and humour of the locals onboard. We had a blast and were treated to spectacular Darwin weather to top off a great experience. Do yourself a favour and get onboard when the Ginnic starts again in June 21!!!"
Ronae - Facebook 2021
"I went with my family on the Bombing of Darwin cruise. Right up there with best tour experiences. Rob was an awesome guide and really made the trip great. Was good that he could talk about his childhood in Darwin and made the trip more personal. Been with Sea Darwin a few times now and always a great experience."
Nick - Facebook 2020
Updates and tour reports Latest news
Harbour cruise brings history to life: By Tim Richards
When War Came to Australia."People looked up and saw 188 aircraft coming in over the mangroves," says Rob Johnson, our guide aboard the Bombing of Darwin Cruise.As the name of the cruise suggests, those planes weren't friendly. On February 19, 1942, the Japanese military carried out a bombing raid…
Was it 64 or was it 46?
Darwin is a city defined by war, and as we move closer to the 80th Anniversary of the Bombing of Darwin, we reflect on the sunken ships in Darwin Harbour, and the lives lost on 19 February 1942. The photo above of the Neptuna and Barossa on fire, is taken from the wonderful resource that Library and…