Journey from Darwin to Kakadu National Park

Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve - Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve is a stunning destination featuring diverse monsoon and floodplain habitats. It is home to both native and introduced flora and fauna, and visitors might even spot a crocodile basking in the sun. Bird enthusiasts will find this spectacular wetland an ideal location for birdwatching. With several viewpoints along the dam wall, there are ample opportunities to step out of the vehicle and capture photos.

Ubirr - This exceptional rock art gallery is one of Kakadu’s most renowned attractions. Ubirr rock art is acclaimed as some of the finest globally, showcasing x-ray paintings, important food animals, and a rare depiction of a thylacine (Tasmanian Tiger), extinct on the mainland for over 2000 years. Besides the remarkable rock art, the panoramic views from the top are breathtaking, offering 360-degree vistas of floodplains, woodlands, and lush rainforest.

Kakadu National Park - The Guluyambi Cultural Cruise offers a unique boat tour on the picturesque East Alligator River in Kakadu.

Enjoy the pristine wilderness as the cruise leisurely travels upstream. An Aboriginal guide shares insights into their culture, including local mythology, the river’s rich food chain, traditional uses of plants and animals, and bush survival skills. Guests disembark on the Arnhem Land side of the river to witness a demonstration of traditional hunting and gathering tools before returning downstream.

Injalak Arts - Injalak Arts at the Border Store is a reputable place to purchase authentic Indigenous art in Kakadu National Park.

The store offers paintings on bark and paper, weavings, sculptures, and hand-screen printed fabric lengths. Customers can feel confident that their purchases support an Indigenous-owned charitable non-profit organization. Injalak Arts plays a vital role in the artistic and cultural life of traditional Aboriginal artists in remote communities in western Arnhem Land, exemplifying a community organization that delivers positive social, economic, and cultural outcomes for its members.

Discover and Hike Kakadu!

Nawurlandja Lookout - Nawurlandja Lookout provides world-class views across Anbangbang Billabong to Burrungkuy (Nourlangie Rock) and the Arnhem Land escarpment.

The views are spectacular year-round. Whether visiting in the morning or late afternoon, the scenery will not disappoint. This tranquil spot is perfect for enjoying the sunset or watching dramatic storms during the tropical summer.

Cultural and Wildlife Experience Before Returning to Darwin

Yellow Water (Ngurrungurrudjba) Boat Ramp - Embark on the renowned Yellow Water Billabong boat cruise. This 2-hour cruise offers a fantastic opportunity to observe the Northern Territory’s unique wildlife. Spot crocodiles sunbathing on the banks or swimming leisurely alongside the boat. Keep an eye out for buffalo and try to identify some of the many bird species inhabiting the area. The tour is fully guided, and bringing a camera is recommended.

Warradjan Cultural Centre - Developed by the Aboriginal traditional owners of Kakadu, Warradjan is a must-visit for all travelers to the region. The displays feature artifacts that convey the stories the traditional owners wish to share. The Centre uses contemporary techniques, such as videos, to cover various topics, from personal histories to bush tucker. The gallery shop offers a range of arts and crafts, including traditional Didgeridoos, local artwork, books, and cards.

Marrawuddi Arts & Culture - Marrawuddi Arts, located in the heart of Kakadu National Park, is owned and operated by the Mirarr Traditional Owners through their representative organization, the Gundjeihmi Aboriginal Corporation (GAC).

All artworks at Marrawuddi are created by Bininj (Aboriginal people) from Kakadu and the surrounding areas.

• Breakfast
• Lunch

• Dinner at your accommodation

Journey into the heart of Kakadu, Australia’s largest world heritage National Park. This wild, pristine outback delight is full of history and First Australian’s culture. Three magical days staying in comfortable accommodation afforded all those creature comforts while spending your days guided through caves and sandstone structures, hiking through native bushland in search of ancient art depicting the early stories of the original inhabitants of this incredible place. An experience that will have your heart and mind run wild, an experience that will take you on a journey to the roots of this land we call home Australia.

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