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10 Available Tour Excursions in Kakadu
We are the only tour operator in Kakadu, that does Day Tours to Jim Jim Falls and Half Day Tours to Maguk within Kakadu. Father (Chizo) and Daughter (Jody) Team Also Sunset Tour at Ubirr (from Jabiru only) for those that hire a car from Darwin and are NOT allowed to drive after dark. Pick up and drop offs are from your resort reception area. Freshly made lunches and snacks while on tour. Private Tours, Rock Art Tours with a indigenous guide, is also available upon request. Knowledgeable, Accredited Guides that are laid back and embrace FUN, which gives us a 5 star rating on any of our reviews on social media.
Price: $323.22
Duration: 7-8 hours
Swimming /Culture / Nature / Wildlife / Scenery Note, ALL falls are seasonal in Kakadu (Forecast to open June) We are the only tour operator in Kakadu, that does Day Tours to Jim Jim Falls and Half Day Tours to Maguk within Kakadu. Father (Chizo) and Daughter (Jody) Team. Pick up and drop offs are from your resort reception area. Freshly made snacks while on tour. Knowledgeable, Accredited Guides that are laid back and embrace FUN, which gives us a 5 star rating on any of our reviews on social media.
Price: $247.80
Duration: 5 hours
At Never Never Safari Tours, our experienced tour guides know the best vantage points, and details about Kakadu National Park. With a deep passion for the region's history, culture, and wildlife, we offer years of insights and stories, enriching your experience. Each guide is trained to ensure your safety, comfort, and enjoyment throughout the journey, making them the perfect companions for your Kakadu adventure. Join us for a sunset tour and experience the wonders of Kakadu.
Price: $140.06
Duration: 4 hours
The Indigenous owned Yellow Water Cruises takes you on a discovery tour through the world famous Yellow Water Billabong. Operating year round, sunrise to sunset, the cruise winds its way through distinct ecosystems of Yellow Water Billabong and tributaries of the South Alligator River.
Price: $75.42
Duration: 1-2 hours
Best seen from the air, enjoy aerial views over the World Heritage Listed Kakadu National park on a 30 minute scenic flight departing from Jabiru. There is so much to see on this affordable fun flight from ancient escarpments to winding rivers and spectacular 1.8 billion years of continuous erosion. The highlights of this flight include The Archway, Arnhem Land escarpment's, East Alligator Valley, Mikinj Valley Billabongs and Magela flood plains. This flight includes recorded and live commentary from your pilot as you fly through these spectacular ancient lands.
Price: $114.20
Duration: 0 hours
Top End Day Tours is the only day tour company in the Kakadu/Arnhem land region to employ local aboriginal guides. A unique opportunity to venture into Arnhem Land (aboriginal lands), a vast wilderness home to the traditional owners. We have a special arrangement with local traditional owners whereby we have access to some special sacred sites. Injalak Hill tours are guided by local indigenous guides who will show you around one of the best rock art sites in the world! When on tour with us we encourage open conversations with our guides, who are all experienced and welcoming. This is a rock art and culture tour where we take our time to talk with our guides and take in the expansive scenery and rock art galleries, our Injalak Hill tour does not require you to be a fit athlete! However, as we are off the beaten track with no foot paths and/or handrails you do need to be agile. Walking over uneven surfaces, rocks/boulders requires agility.
Price: $220.51
Duration: 7 hours
Let us take you on a tour to one of Australia’s most ancient and beautiful places, Kakadu National Park. At Cahills Crossing lookout spot Saltwater Crocodiles in their natural habitat! Travel through World Heritage Listed Kakadu National Park on a guided walking tour to explore the 20,000 years old rock art and the amazing views from Ubirr rock. For an additional cost you can also add in an optional "Jumping Crocodile Cruise" (option WKDC-B).
Price: $168.79
Duration: 12 hours
Customised 5 hour Ground Tour. Sit back and relax as our certified guides take you across the lowlands of Kakadu into stone country. Learn about indigenous culture and the rich history of each site on this must do tour. Itineraries can include Kubara Rock Pools, Nourlangie, Motorcar Falls, Boulder Creek, Ikoymarrwa Rock Holes or Maguk Gorge.
Price: $214.76
Duration: 5-6 hours
Join us for an unforgettable five day journey through Australia’s Top End, with our exclusive small group camping tour. Designed for those seeking an authentic and immersive experience, our tour combines the expertise of our guides with the comfort of quality camping equipment and delicious meals prepared with fresh whole food ingredients. Explore Kakadu, Nitmiluk and Litchfield National Parks with experienced guides who are passionate about sharing their knowledge about the rich Aboriginal culture and diverse ecosystems. From ancient rock art sites to refreshing waterfalls, each day offers a new discovery in pristine natural settings. Relax knowing our well-maintained vehicles ensure a smooth journey, while evenings spent under the stars with hearty campfire dinners create lasting memories. All meals, activities and camping equipment are included, just pack your bags and let us take care of the rest. We can’t wait to share the beauty of Australia’s Top End with you.
Price: $1,723.84
Duration: 120 hours
Your Prados carry up to 6 passengers, and see wildlife along the way with commentary about Kakadu. 2km of walking on this tour to some hidden waterfalls (unless Gunlom is open)
Price: $283.72
Duration: 7-8 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: AUD
- Languages: English, Aboriginal languages (including Bininj Kunwok)
- Climate: Tropical
- Timezone: Australia/Darwin
- Population: The population of Kakadu National Park is not directly counted, but the surrounding region has a small population. The nearest town, Jabiru, has a population of around 1,000 people.
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit Kakadu is during the dry season.
- Visa Requirements Visitors to Kakadu, like those traveling to Australia, typically require a visa. Citizens of certain countries, including the US, UK, and many EU nations, can obtain an Electronic Travel Authority (ETA) or eVisitor visa online. Visa-free entry is not available for most nationalities.
About Kakadu
Kakadu National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its rich cultural heritage and diverse wildlife. Located in the Northern Territory of Australia, it offers a unique blend of Aboriginal rock art, diverse ecosystems, and an array of wildlife including crocodiles, birds, and fish. The park's landscapes range from lush rainforests to vast wetlands, making it a compelling destination for nature lovers and those interested in Aboriginal culture. Visitors can explore ancient rock art sites, take boat tours on the Yellow Water Billabong, or hike through the park's varied landscapes.
Kakadu Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Northern Territory
- Duration Range: Half-day or Full-day
- Group Size: Small groups (up to 15 people)
- Difficulty Level: All Comfort Levels
- Recommended For: The best time to visit Kakadu is during the dry season. Pack light, breathable clothing, sunscreen, and insect repellent. Respect local Aboriginal customs by following park rules and guidelines. Be mindful of safety around wildlife, especially crocodiles. Credit cards are widely accepted, but cash is useful for smaller purchases.
Average Tour Price: $80
Lowest Price Tour: $55
Highest Price Tour: $200
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Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
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- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
- Carry valid identification and tour booking confirmation
Top Attractions
1. **Jim Jim Falls**: A breathtaking waterfall surrounded by lush vegetation, accessible via a challenging hike. 2. **Twin Falls**: Another stunning waterfall, known for its picturesque setting and swimming opportunities. 3. **Yellow Water Billabong**: A popular spot for boat tours to see crocodiles and a variety of birdlife. 4. **Nourlangie Rock**: Famous for its ancient Aboriginal rock art and stunning views. 5. **Ubirr Rock**: Offers more rock art and a beautiful sunset view over the surrounding wetlands.
Popular Activities
Kakadu offers a range of activities, including hiking, birdwatching, and boat tours. Visitors can explore the park's diverse landscapes, learn about Aboriginal culture through guided tours, and enjoy fishing or swimming in designated areas. For adventure seekers, there are opportunities for camping and off-road driving.
Frequently Asked Questions
Local Food & Cuisine
The local cuisine in Kakadu is influenced by its remote location and Aboriginal traditions. Signature dishes often feature bush foods like kangaroo and crocodile. Local specialties include barramundi and other fish from the surrounding waters. Dining customs are casual, with many meals served outdoors or in rustic settings. Noteworthy restaurants include those in nearby Jabiru and Cooinda.
Getting Around
To get to Kakadu, fly into Darwin and then drive to the park, which is about a three-hour journey. Local transportation options include guided tours and car rentals. Renting a car is recommended for flexibility, though some areas may require a 4WD vehicle. Costs vary depending on the type of vehicle and rental duration.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit Kakadu is during the dry season. Pack light, breathable clothing, sunscreen, and insect repellent. Respect local Aboriginal customs by following park rules and guidelines. Be mindful of safety around wildlife, especially crocodiles. Credit cards are widely accepted, but cash is useful for smaller purchases.
Culture & Customs
Kakadu is steeped in Aboriginal culture, with many significant rock art sites and traditional lands. Visitors should respect these sites by following park rules and not touching the art. Significant local events include the annual Kakadu Festival, which celebrates Aboriginal culture through music, dance, and art. Important etiquette tips include removing shoes when entering sacred sites and not taking photos of restricted areas.
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