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Darwin: Adelaide River Cruises, Jumping Crocodile Experience
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Bask in the raw elegance of the Adelaide River and the surrounding wetlands
Cruise down the Adelaide River and see the crocodiles in their natural habitat
Enjoy a thrilling, safe, and intimate experience with giant saltwater crocodiles
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2026-10-25
2026-10-26
2026-10-27
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Jumping Crocodile Experience|11:00:00 (11:00:00)
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