Full Day Tour
Kakadu National Park Explorer
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Kakadu National Park Escarpment
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Nourlangie
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Yellow Water Billabong, Kakadu National Park
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Jabiru bird, Yellow Water Billabong
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Crocodile at Yellow Water Billabong
Prices From
$225
adult ?$113
child ?$225
concession ? Prices above are for departures between 1 April 2018 - 31 March 2019Itinerary
En Route
Today you’re up early to get started on a day that you’ll long remember. Travelling on one of the longest roads in Australia, the Stuart Highway, you’ll see some of the most amazing terrain this country has to offer. When we turn onto the Arnhem Highway, the Marrakai Plains will provide a beautiful backdrop for your onward journey.
Kakadu National Park
Covering an area of more than 19,800 square kilometres, World Heritage listed Kakadu is the largest National Park in Australia. The combination of mangrove fringed coastal areas, expansive flood plains, lowland hills, open woodland and forest habitats make Kakadu one of the most diverse landscapes you’ll ever experience. Be amazed at the population of wildlife in the water, on the land and in the air – Kakadu is home to a myriad of animals, hundreds of bird species and thousands of different insects and plants. Marvel at the concentration of rock art sites that illustrates Aboriginal culture found at Kakadu, some dating back 50,000 years.
Yellow Water Billabong Cruise
Join your local guide for a cruise on the Yellow Water Billabong. The picturesque yellow water is home to thousands of saltwater crocodiles and up to 60 species of colourful birdlife.
Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre
The Bininj people are the traditional custodians of Kakadu National Park and after lunch in Cooinda we visit the Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre to introduce you to their way of life, a ‘must see’ for all visitors to the region. See artefacts and videos that illustrate stories the traditional owners wish to share with visitors, ranging from personal histories to bush tucker.
Nourlangie
Be mesmerised as you wander the Nourlangie rock art site. It provided shelter to indigenous people for many thousands of years – and while taking shelter, the rock evolved into a canvas that illustrates their deep spiritual culture. The 1.5km walk around the base of the rock, led by your Driver Guide, gives you the opportunity to see many different forms of Aboriginal rock art.
Full Day Tour
Approximately 13 hours
Departs
Daily (Apr-Nov)
Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat & Sun (Dec-Mar)
6:30am from Darwin
(or earlier from selected hotels)
Returns
Darwin, 7.30pm approximately
Need Accommodation?
Our special discounted rates make booking accommodation with us during your holiday both easy and affordable at selected AAT Kings hotels and resorts.
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Language Devices
Non-English commentary language devices can be requested at no additional cost however may be subject to availability. Please enquire after your booking is confirmed.
Inclusions
- Buffet Lunch (1)
- Experienced Driver Guide
- Comprehensive commentary
- Travel in an air-conditioned coach
What to bring
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Sunglasses, sunscreen and hat
- Water bottle to hold 1 litre
- Camera
- Jacket in cooler months
Fitness requirement
- Low level of fitness required. Small amount of walking including a 10-15 minute walk on uneven ground with a gradual climb to the viewing point.
- There is wheelchair access, however, this is on uneven ground and is accessible for only a small part of the walk and must have a carer to assist.
Prices
Tour (D4)
Free hotel pick-ups
Hotel pick-ups are available free of charge on selected tours if you do not wish to meet at the main departure point. Hotel pick up times vary so please use the tool below to find your hotel and pick up time. Hotel pick-ups must be requested with your booking.
Pickup times listed below are valid for departures between 1st April 2018 – 31st March 2019. If your travel date is outside this period, please enquire at time of booking for hotel pick-up details. Please reconfirm day prior to departure as times may vary due to weather conditions.
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Traveller Reviews
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Kakadu National Park Explorer
"Captain Brad"
Reviews From Other Travellers
Thank you AAT Kings in the person of Captain Brad, our driver in our trip from Darwin to Kakadu Park and return! We really had a blast and very funny moments on the coach thanks to Brad who left us all the time with a smile on our face...simply fantastic!!! Laura Zanella and Gionata Andreis from Italy
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Interesting Fact
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Kakadu National Park is a Commonwealth Reserve, nearly 20,000 square kilometres in size and includes the traditional lands of several Aboriginal groups.
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Most of Kakadu's waterways are inhabited by saltwater crocodiles. Swimming is possible in plunge pools and gorge areas such as the famous Jim Jim Falls.
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Kakadu is one of the few World Heritage Areas that are listed for both their natural and cultural heritage.
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In 1992, Kakadu National Park was listed as a World Heritage Area and as a UNESCO site. There are only two other sites in the world that hold both awards.
