Darwin

On another ho and sunny day, I had breakfast and lunch at the City 21 cafe on the Smith Street Mall. On the trip, breakfasts often consisted of granola, yogurt, and various fruits such as acai, dragon-fruit, kiwi-fruit and berries.
In the morning, I went to Crocodylus Park on Mitchell Street to see the saltwater crocs and watch both the adults and juveniles being fed. Also, there were fish tanks and reptile houses where the lizards looked stressed. Snakes were also housed.
There were a number of indigenous people sitting in the streets and parks.
In the afternoon, I checked out of MOM and moved to the 4-star Palms City Resort on the Esplanade for the next two nights.
At 18.00, there was the joining meeting for the Intrepid trip to Litchfield and Kakadu NPs. The leader was John, and the other travelers were Trina and Alan from Perth, Alan's sister Jo and her husband Ron from Hobart, and Amanda from Canberra.
In the evening, I had a jackfruit curry at a Sri Lankan restaurant on Mitchell Street.Les mer