Your experience

Begin your Kakadu adventure from Darwin

Step into the heart of the Northern Territory on this full-day guided tour to Kakadu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its immense biodiversity and ancient Aboriginal culture. After an early morning pickup from Darwin, settle into a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle as you head into the wild landscapes beyond the city. Prepare to be immersed in vast wetlands, woodlands and escarpments as your experienced guide introduces you to the wonders of Kakadu and its rich traditions.

Wildlife encounters and breathtaking landscapes

Kick off your adventure by choosing between two iconic wildlife experiences. Opt for the famous Jumping Crocodile Cruise on the Adelaide River to witness powerful saltwater crocodiles propelling themselves from the water in search of food, or explore the Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve—a haven for bird watchers and home to an array of reptile and aquatic species including turtles, water pythons and over 230 bird species. No matter your choice, the Northern Territory’s unique fauna and biodiverse habitats provide countless photo opportunities.

Cultural immersion at Bowali Visitor Centre

Continue your exploration at the Bowali Visitor Centre within Kakadu. Here, discover the deep connections between the land and its traditional Aboriginal custodians through interpretive displays and interactive exhibits. Learn how generations have thrived among these landscapes for over 65,000 years, with ancient traditions still influencing daily life. This cultural immersion sets the context for the remarkable sites you’ll visit next.

Marvel at Cahills Crossing & Aboriginal art

Your journey next takes you to Cahills Crossing, the only road access between Arnhem Land and Kakadu and a prime viewing spot for wild saltwater crocodiles. Gather with your guide and fellow travelers as you scan the water’s edge—this region is known for having one of the world’s highest densities of crocodiles! Afterwards, follow your guide to Ubirr, a rocky outcrop famed for its extraordinary Aboriginal rock art galleries. Walk the easy trails past paintings dating back thousands of years, and listen as your guide shares stories of the Dreamtime. Finish your trek with a climb to Ubirr’s summit for sweeping views across the floodplains and stone country that define Kakadu.

Scenic return and itinerary highlights

• 7:35am: Departure from central Darwin

• Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve or Jumping Croc Cruise

• Corroboree Park Tavern stop for refreshments

• Photo stop at Kakadu National Park entrance

• Bowali Visitor Centre

• Wildlife viewing at Cahills Crossing

• Guided exploration of Ubirr and Aboriginal galleries

• Return to Darwin around 7:30pm

Why choose this Kakadu tour?

This journey is your gateway to an authentic Australian outback experience, balancing adventure, wildlife, Aboriginal heritage and natural beauty. With expert commentary and flexible options for wildlife encounters, it’s ideal for travellers seeking both education and excitement. Marvel at untouched wilderness and return to Darwin with incredible memories of one of Australia’s most iconic regions.

Book your From Darwin: Kakadu Wilderness Full-Day Guided Tour tickets now!