Homemade ice cream, mango smoothies, local honey, Devonshire teas and a range of light meals from mango chicken (of course) to a gorgeous Farmer's Platter – what's not to like about this lovely little award-winning place, just off Cox Peninsula Rd?
Crazy Acres Mango Farm & Cafe
Top choice in Northern Territory
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