Kakadu’s Aboriginal owners are proud of their home and are happy to share this spectacular place with you. Join this tour, and not only will you get to connect with this ancient culture, but you will also have the opportunity to discover incredible scenery such as natural waterfalls and spot Australian native animals in their natural environment. After departing Darwin, the tour travels to Kakadu National Park. Stop at Nourlangie where your guide will lead you to see the ancient Aboriginal Rock Art. After Lunch, join a local guide for a cruise on the famous Yellow Water Billabong.

Search for saltwater Crocodiles, see paperbark swamps, water lilies and the colourful range of birdlife for which this region is renowned.

Visit the Warradjan Cultural Centre and view the informative displays depicting the traditions of the Aboriginal people in Kakadu. The tour visits Maguk Falls and Moline Rock Hole.

After a nights rest in your superior hotel accommodation, the tour continues by travelling to Arnhem Land and the Mikinj Valley.

The spectacular scenery includes sandstone outcrops, escarpments, forests, floodplains and billabongs. You’ll visit places inaccessible to most, including ancient Rock Art Sites.

Learn about traditional land ownership, bush skills, hunting, food gathering and bush tucker preparation. Meet Aboriginal artists at Injalak Arts and Crafts Centre in Oenpelli (conditions permitting).

There is an early start this morning as we travel by 4 Wheel Drive vehicle into Arnhem Land and the Mikinj Valley. We travel through spectacular scenery including sandstone outcrops, escarpments, forests and floodplains. Learn about traditional land ownership, bush skills and ‘bush tucker’. View Aboriginal Rock Art in its natural state. Most tours are accompanied by an Aboriginal Guide. The tour concludes on the fourth day but not before another packed day of discovery. Stop at Ubirr for a short walk to view Aboriginal Rock Art. Later, join the Guluyambi Cultural Cruise along the East Alligator River. An Aboriginal guide will provide an insight into their culture, including local mythology, the river’s abundant food chain, traditional uses for many plants and animals as well as bush survival skills.

Disembark on the Arnhem Land side of the river to see a display of traditional hunting and gathering implements before heading back downstream. Visit the Bowali Visitor Centre before returning to Darwin, where your short break concludes this evening.