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10 Reasons To Visit Kakadu & Litchfield National Parks

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Rivalling the Amazon for its wilderness experiences, the Top End of Australia is brimming with wild experiences to be had – and most can be had on Kakadu Wild Expeditions’ 3 day Kakadu & Litchfield tour. So here’s our count down of your must do’s whilst on this amazing tour.

1. Spot Crocodiles

crocodile in kakadu

Spot crocodiles lurking in the Mary River Wetlands of Litchfield National Park, and the East Alligator
River and Yellow Water Wetlands of Kakadu National Park.

2. See Aboriginal Rock Art

You can see one of the oldest cultures in the world with the abundance of Aboriginal rock art on display. A popular place is Ubirr in the East Alligator region of Kakadu.

3. Meet Aboriginal People

Meet the local Aborigines and learn how to play the didgeridoo, weave baskets and throw spears.

4. Take A Cruise

The rivers and wetlands of the Top End are ideal for taking a cruise and learning more about the
national parks, traditions and wildlife.

5. Watch Exotic Birds

darter in kakadu

The wetlands and forest of the Top End attract an array of birds, including the Rainbow Pitta, Darter, Large-billed Pelican, Kingfisher and Hooded Parrot.

6. Visit Waterfalls

Jim Jim Falls and Twin Falls are two of the most beautiful waterfalls in the entire country, whether
you experience them in a boat or high in a helicopter.

7. Take In The Incredible Views

Enjoy views as far as the eye can see across the varied landscape of the Top End, from the sandstone cliffs of Arnhemland to the top of Gunlom Falls.

8. Swim In Plunge Pools

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Jim Jim Falls, Twin Falls, Maguk Gorge and Gunlom Falls all have plunge pools at their base that you can swim in to cool off from the heat.

9. Camp Beneath The Stars

There’s no light pollution in the Top End, so when you set up camp here, you’re not only sleeping under the stars, you can actually see them!

10. Find A Frilled Neck Lizard

frilly necked lizard

These funny looking lizards throughout northern Australia are a member of the dragon family. When frightened, they will puff out their frilly neck in an attempt to scare away predators and threats.

You can do all of these things in the Top End on the Three-Day Kakadu & Litchfield tour with Kakadu Wild. From $695pp, book your place at www.kakaduwild.com.au

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