George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens, located in close proximity to Darwin CBD, offer a unique cultural experience that should not be missed when visiting the city. We Wander has partnered with Walk Darwin Pty Ltd to provide a 2-hour guided walking tour that showcases the 42 hectares of parkland gardens. This tour offers a comprehensive introduction to the gardens, allowing time to enjoy the lush surroundings and learn about the cultural heritage and significant plantings.

Walk Darwin''s knowledgeable guides will share the legacy of prominent Curators and highlight the heritage features, as well as point out a number of significant trees, collections and plantings. This cultural tour in Australia offers a wonderful mix of history and plants, with the added possibility of sighting birds and seasonal flowers.

The guided cultural tours are available for a minimum of 2 paying guests and the group size is limited to 8, ensuring a personalized experience. The walking tours are operated by Walk Darwin Pty Ltd, a local company that is passionate about sharing the cultural heritage of the Northern Territory.

This cultural immersion tour is a perfect opportunity to learn about Aboriginal cultural experiences and the significance of the gardens to the local community. The cultural exploration tour takes you through cultural landmarks and offers a unique sightseeing experience.

Walk Darwin Pty Ltd is committed to responsible cultural tourism, and their cultural walking tours offer a respectful and insightful look into the cultural heritage of the Northern Territory. Join We Wander and Walk Darwin Pty Ltd on this cultural sightseeing tour and discover the rich cultural history of the George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens.

Note: This tour requires a minimum of 2 paying guests to operate and has a group size of 8. It is suitable for all ages, but please wear comfortable shoes and bring a hat, sunscreen and water. Walk Darwin Pty Ltd operates with a focus on responsible cultural tourism, ensuring that all guests have an enjoyable and educational experience while respecting the cultural significance of the gardens.