Kakadu is the largest national park in Australia, located about 170 kilometres from Darwin. With its ancient and diverse landscapes, It boasts beautiful waterfalls, ancient rock art, an impressive array of birds and wildlife and, of course, crocodiles!

The national park is managed by the Traditional Owners of the land in partnership with Parks Australia. Many Aboriginal people still live on country, hunting and fishing in their traditional ways.

Single-day tours take in all the spectacular sights of Kakadu including a a river cruise and bushwalks.

But to really experience this magnificent area, take a 2 or 3 day tour and spend a few nights in the outback. Accommodation ranges from tents to hotels, depending on your style. Longer tours visit Litchfield National Park and give you more opportunity to learn about Aboriginal culture, with some tours stopping in at Arnhem Land.

You really haven’t seen the true Australia until you’ve explored the Top End.