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Darwin, an outback town in the Northern Territory of Australia, is a major tourist attraction in Australia that draws a number of tourists from all over the world. A nature lover's paradise, Darwin has several nature parks and wildlife sanctuaries that aim at preserving and caring for wildlife and nature. One very famous and much visited National Parks & Wildlife Sanctuaries in Darwin is the Crocodylus Park, Darwin. At the Crocodylus Park, Darwin you can get to see the largest reptiles in the world, crocodiles. There are crocodiles here that range from 30-centimetre (12-inch) young crocodiles, to adults that measure up to 4.8 meters (16 feet) and weighing half a ton. The Crocodylus Park, Darwin was founded by Dr Grahame Webb, and the Wildlife Management International, which has spent over 25 years researching crocodiles. They have studied crocodiles, learnt about their habitat, their life-cycle, and in short, everything about them. And, this park is meant as a home for these crocodiles, where they can live as if in the wild, with people to take care of them. The Crocodylus Park, Darwin offers tours to the visitors and they are highly trained, so that everything they tell you is absolutely genuine, and well researched. You can take a look at the three museums there, and then take an airboat to see the crocodiles close at hand. The Crocodylus Park, Darwin also houses other wildlife such as big cats, primates, birds and other reptiles including hawksbill turtles. The Crocodylus Park, Darwin is situated at Berrimah just five minutes away from Darwin Airport in the Northern territory of Australia. The park is open on all days, except Christmas day. It remains open from 9.00am to 5.00pm. However, touring times are 10.00am, 12.00pm and 2.00pm. So, when in a holiday in Darwin, make sure you visit the Crocodylus Park, Darwin, especially if you are a nature lover.
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