Darwin to Kakadu tours

The Northern territory is filled with adventure. You can experience dense jungles, cascading waterfalls, wildlife, and rocky escarpments.

Darwin to Kakadu tours

Kakadu National Park

Kakadu is more than just a national park. It is a living acknowledgment of the link that prevails with the Aboriginal custodians. It encompasses 20,000 square kilometers and contains a collection of mind-blowing rock art and a spectacular ecosystem. The landscape changes with periodic floods that are abundant and desolate.

Darwin to Kakadu tours

See the amazing Rock Art

Kakadu is rich with accessible repositories of artwork. There are more than 500 sites that date back too more than 20000 years. Most of these sites are inaccessible and off limits. But there are two collections of the finest rock art collections that can be accessed very easily. They are Nourlangie and Ubirr.

Darwin to Kakadu tours

Jump into the Gunlom Plunge pool

The Gunlom Plunge pool is situated in the Kakadu National Park. It is a combination of the serene plunge pool and the seasonal waterfall.

Darwin to Kakadu tours

Jim Jim Falls and Twin Falls

The two falls are remote and spectacular. Jim Jim Falls is a sheer drop of 215m. The waterfalls are best seen from the air with heavy rain where huge volumes of water crash down into the gorge.

Darwin to Kakadu tours

Nitmiluk (Katherine Gorge) National Park

The Katherine Gorge is the backbone of the 2920 square km Nitmiluk National Park. It is located 30 km from Katherine. The Katherine river has carved out a series of thirteen deep sandstone gorges as it journeyed from the Arnhem Land down into the Timor Sea. It is a beautiful place that can become crowded during the season peaks. The dry climate will be ideal for a paddle. The wet season will cause the still waters to turn into a dividing rapid that produces an awesome torrent. You can spend a whole day cursing or canoeing on the river.
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Darwin to Kakadu tours