Wildlife & ToursRed Centre
Henbury Meteorite Craters 7a and 7b
0(0 reviews)·1368km · 17h 6min
🚗 17h 6min📍 1368km⭐ 0 (0)💰 Free
Best Time
Apr-Sep
Entry Fee
Free
Drive Time
17h 6min
Access
All vehicles
Limited or no mobile phone signalCarry minimum 3L water per person per dayTell someone your plans before departing
Henbury Meteorite Craters 7a and 7b brings you face-to-face with the incredible wildlife of the Red Centre — vast desert landscapes of ancient red rock gorges, sacred Aboriginal sites, and skies so clear you can see the Milky Way with the naked eye. The Northern Territory is home to saltwater crocodiles, wallabies, wedge-tailed eagles, and more bird species than most countries. Located in Red Centre, this experience connects you with the Territory's remarkable biodiversity through expert-guided encounters you'll never forget.
Best Time to Visit
Apr-Sep
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Getting There
Distance from Darwin1368km
Drive Time17h 6min
4WD RequiredNo
Facilities
ToiletsParkingGift Shop
Safety Warnings
• Limited or no mobile phone signal
• Carry minimum 3L water per person per day
• Tell someone your plans before departing
Distance
1368km from Darwin
Drive Time
17h 6min
Best Season
Apr-Sep
Rating
0/5 (0)
Safety Warnings
• Limited or no mobile phone signal
• Carry minimum 3L water per person per day
• Tell someone your plans before departing
Distance
1368km from Darwin
Drive Time
17h 6min
Best Season
Apr-Sep
Rating
0/5 (0)
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Sun & light times
Henbury Meteorite Craters 7a and 7b · ACST
Sunrise
06:19
Sunset
17:26
Day length11h 07m
Golden Hour AM
06:19 – 06:51
Golden Hour PM
16:55 – 17:26
Blue Hour AM
05:55 – 06:19
Blue Hour PM
17:26 – 17:50
Calculated with NOAA solar algorithm. Times are sun centre at the horizon (refraction-corrected).
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