I recently travelled to Darwin with 10 intellectually disabled adults and 2 other volunteers. We were very fortunate to spend 3 days of our trip with Neville as our tour guide. He was just lovely to our charges and they were very comfortable with him, asking a myriad of questions (often 2 or 3 times) :)
We saw the jumping crocodiles and the Territory Wildlife centre, plus the aviation museum, Darwin museum and the Darwin Experience war museum. Neville walked around with us and was very generous in sharing his knowledge.
The best day was a day trip to Litchfield National park, which was so beautiful. He took us to the termite mounds, Wongi Falls and Florence Falls and to swim in a clear, cold and safe creek. Then he bought us cold watermelon to eat in the creek! We felt very lucky to live in Australia that day! Neville's picnic lunch that day was terrific.
Thankyou Neville for you patience, experience and vast knowledge. We would highly recommend Offroad Dreaming and hope to see Kakadu with them one day.

If you would like a one-day excursion out to the wilderness of Darwin, consider doing a guided trip to Kakadu National Park with Neville from Offroad Dreaming. The pick-up was very early at 530am for me, but it was right on time and the 'registration' was very smooth. Neville made a professional effort to know every of his 20 clients on the tour bus by name and he created a light-hearted mood during the long trip drive by having the tour members talk a little about themselves and their travel where-about plans in Darwin. Neville was knowledgeable and was able to share insights about the park, the aboriginal lifestyle and their art culture. He showed us the key highlights in the park and encouraged interactions. Lunch during the tour was included in the package and was a very decent spread for both vegetarians and non-vegetarians. The tour is definitely worth considering and I would love to join the Litchfield day tour if I return to Darwin in the near future.