Explore the highlights of Kakadu on a 3-day 4WD tour from Darwin. Swim at Jim Jim Fals, go crocodile spotting along the Yellow River, discover ancient Indigenous rock art at Ubirr and enjoy guided walks and talks by local Aboriginal people. You'll sleep out under the stars in tents and enjoy traditional bushtucker food.
Highlights
- Three-day tour from Darwin exploring the World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park
- Camp under the stars at the permanent camp site at Murdudjurl
- See Aboriginal rock art at Ubirr
- Enjoy a Yellow Water cruise, you may spot crocodiles!
- Explore the region with a hike to Jim Jim Falls
- Plenty of photo opportunites
- Informative and friendly guide
Useful Information
Arnhem Land
Day 1: Darwin to Kakadu (L,D)
Its an early start this morning traveling by an all terrain vehicle into the heart of Kakadu National Park. Visit the amazing Ubirr rock art site, which is best described as an outdoor museum. Discover the intricate paintings depicting the history of the area and then climb to the top of the hill for stunning 360-degree views over Kakadu. Meet the local Murdudjurl people and spend an unforgettable evening learning about traditional bushtucker, arts and craft.
Camp: Murdudjurl Permanent Campsite - Kakadu
Day 2: Kakadu (B,L,D)
After an early breakfast, drive through some of the 'Top End's' most remote terrain to Twin Falls. Accessible only by 4WD vehicle, the area remains one of incredible beauty. The rock pools are magnificent year round and well worth the journey. Take a short boat ride through the gorge to the beach at the base of the falls, keeping an eye out for crocodiles. After a picnic lunch on the banks of the river, take a short hike through the steamy rainforest to Jim Jim Falls and its crystal clear waters for a refreshing swim.
Camp: Murdudjurl Permanent Campsite - Kakadu
Day 3: Kakadu to Darwin (B,L)
After breakfast this morning, we cruise the spectacular Yellow Waters, home to a wide variety of bird life and possibly a lurking saltwater crocodile. Depending on the local conditions, travel to either the crystal clear rock pool of Maguk (Barramundi Gorge) or to Nourlangie for amazing rock art, before taking the Arnhem Highway back to Darwin, arriving at approximately 6.30pm.
Its an early start this morning traveling by an all terrain vehicle into the heart of Kakadu National Park. Visit the amazing Ubirr rock art site, which is best described as an outdoor museum. Discover the intricate paintings depicting the history of the area and then climb to the top of the hill for stunning 360-degree views over Kakadu. Meet the local Murdudjurl people and spend an unforgettable evening learning about traditional bushtucker, arts and craft.
Camp: Murdudjurl Permanent Campsite - Kakadu
Day 2: Kakadu (B,L,D)
After an early breakfast, drive through some of the 'Top End's' most remote terrain to Twin Falls. Accessible only by 4WD vehicle, the area remains one of incredible beauty. The rock pools are magnificent year round and well worth the journey. Take a short boat ride through the gorge to the beach at the base of the falls, keeping an eye out for crocodiles. After a picnic lunch on the banks of the river, take a short hike through the steamy rainforest to Jim Jim Falls and its crystal clear waters for a refreshing swim.
Camp: Murdudjurl Permanent Campsite - Kakadu
Day 3: Kakadu to Darwin (B,L)
After breakfast this morning, we cruise the spectacular Yellow Waters, home to a wide variety of bird life and possibly a lurking saltwater crocodile. Depending on the local conditions, travel to either the crystal clear rock pool of Maguk (Barramundi Gorge) or to Nourlangie for amazing rock art, before taking the Arnhem Highway back to Darwin, arriving at approximately 6.30pm.
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