At the heart of the Kakadu experience is the authentic, fully-Indigenous owned operations provided by Kakadu Tourism.
Kakadu’s Indigenous people bring 65,000 years of ancestral knowledge to make a visit to this remarkable world-heritage region truly memorable.
Experience some of Australia’s most dramatic landscapes and wildlife, awe-inspiring waterfalls and rock pools, and centuries-old rock art and culture.
Kakadu Tourism offers inspirational tours all year round, including the renowned Yellow Water Cruises, as well as quality accommodation ranging from
full-service hotels to distinctive glamping and campground and caravan parks.
Kakadu is Australia’s largest national park—and this is saying something. The park spans some 20,000 square kilometres which, to ...
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