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Before visiting National Parks & Wildlife Sanctuaries in Darwin, it is
important that you must be acquainted with some important regulations, which
should be followed by you on your trip to National Parks & Wildlife Sanctuaries
in Darwin for your own safety and convenience.
Essential Traveler's tips you must know before visiting the National Parks
& Wildlife Sanctuaries in Darwin:
- Safety signs should be observed by all visitors
- Do not wander away from the designated roads and tracks
- Notify a responsible person of your route and intended
time of return, register if required
- Observe warning signs and swim only where recommended
- Be aware of Crocodile safety (pdf 83Kb) in the Top
End
- Visitors should carry and drink plenty of water to
avoid dehydration
- Sun protection is a must - Wear a shady hat, sunscreen
and insect repellant
- Avoid straining yourself during the heat of the day
- Wear comfortable clothing and footwear
- Be equipped for medical emergencies and carry a first
aid kit
- Ensure your vehicle is well maintained and equipped
- Check that your vehicle is not transporting weeds
and unwanted animals
- Always lock your vehicle before leaving it and keep
valuables in a safe place
- Undertake boating only if you are familiar of boating
conditions and safety requirements
- Do not litter in the park, use dustbins to throw any
rubbish.
- Remember all cultural items and wildlife are protected.
Do not feed native animals.
- You are not allowed to carry nets, traps and firearms
in the parks
- Be very careful with fire, light fires only in fireplaces
provided. Take a gas BBQ in case there is a total fire ban
- Collection of firewood may not be permitted in some
parks and campgrounds, so collect fallen timber before you arrive
- Avoid using soaps and detergent in or near waterways
- Camping in parks is allowed only in designated camping
areas
- Observe all fishing regulations
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