Kakadu & Arnhem Land
Kakadu is nature at its most dramatic. The secret of getting the best out of Kakadu is to spend at least two days there.
Nature took millions of years to create it, Aboriginal people and their culture have thrived there for 40,000 years. It isn’t possible, in a quick trip, to experience what makes it special. The World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park covers 22,000 sq km in all.
Renowned attractions include Nourlangie Rock and Ubirr rock, Yellow Water billabong, sandstone escarpment and the thundering waterfalls Jim Jim and Twin falls.
Cruises on the South Alligator River and the Yellow Water wetlands will reveal many of the 275 species of birds found in the park and Estuarine (Saltwater) Crocodiles in their natural environment.
Arnhem Land occupies nearly 100,000 sq km of remote, pristine wilderness owned by the Aboriginal people. Arnhem Land is culturally strong, remote, pristine, easy to get to and has some of the best adventure fishing in the world!
General Information
When to Visit: | Apr - Sept |
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Summer Temp: | 24-35°C |
Winter Temp (Dry Season): | 18-32°C |
Highlights
Yellow Water Billabong Kakadu
Yellow Water is a landlocked billabong brimming with native flora and fauna and is one of World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park's best-known land
Aboriginal Cultural Experience Kakadu
The hypnotic rhythms of the didgeridoo take centre stage as you meet Manuel Pamkal and share in his passion for the rich traditional aboriginal culture into which he was born.
Kakadu - Spirit of Kakadu 4WD Adventure Tour
See the less accessible parts of Kakadu with Kakadu Tourism Adventure 4WD Tour. Take an exclusive off-road adventure to visit the waterfalls, swimming holes and escarpments of Kakadu.
Locations
Kakadu's Jabiru Town
Jabiru
This is the central hub in Kakadu. It has hotels, caravan parks and campgrounds. Most hotels have a swimming pool and serve lunch and dinner, but you don’t have to be an in-house guest to dine there.
Gunlom falls Kakadu National Park
Gunlom Falls is located on Waterfall Creek, in the Kakadu National Park annd is a glorious natural infinity pool with views for miles across Kakadu.
Arnhem Land
Arnhem Land is home to the oldest living culture in the world. There are hundreds of different languages, customs, and laws, each woven together to tell a story that is more than 50,000 years old. Sharing and learning about aboriginal art and culture is central to the Arnhem Land experience.