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November

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The renowned travel editor of Australia’s Fairfax newspapers, Anthony Dennis, visited Kakadu recently and provides 20 reasons why everyone should visit this spectacular region…

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One of Expedia’s most experienced video and camera professionals recently had the opportunity to fulfill a lifelong dream to travel to Kakadu and film this magical region.

October

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Kakadu Tourism has launched a range of special cruise and accommodation offers to provide even greater incentives for visitors to enjoy Kakadu National Park during the ‘green season’.

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Kakadu is a remarkable destination throughout the year, but is often forgotten during the ‘Tropical Summer’, which basically lasts from November through to April.

August

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‘Twitchers’ and lovers of Australia’s outback wildlife are invited to witness some of the world’s most exotic bird life during Kakadu Bird Week from 14 – 21 October, 2015.

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As an Australian and a travel lover I have been lucky enough to see a lot of our beautiful country, and yet I am also guilty of grabbing my passport and heading overseas when I still have so many incredible places to visit here at home.

July

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Kakadu’s Mahbil Festival will be held on 5 September celebrating the best in Indigenous music, arts and bushfoods – with everyone invited to join in the fun and excitement of the free, day-long Festival.

June

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Kakadu’s modern tourism origins owe a vast amount to former Crocodile Hunter, Tom Opitz, and his ‘English Rose’ wife, Judy Opitz, who opened a store on the banks of Jim Jim Creek in 1964.

Jump on a Yellow Water Cruise - it'll be wildly entertaining!

Photo's captured by Matthew Angelo @jetsetflutist [IG]

🔊 Sound on | Home Billabong, Kakadu NP

Stay 3 nights or more at Cooinda Lodge and you'll receive a $100 food & beverage credit to enjoy at Mimi's Restaurant and Barra Bistro. Accommodation starts from $199 per night ($597 for three nights).

Enjoy spending your days cruising Yellow Water Billabong, exploring the Warradjan Cultural Centre or cooling off in our shaded pools, then let dinner be on us.

👉 Book direct with promo code NT3FB - kakadutourism.com/specials/best-kept-season or see link in bio.

*Min. 3 night stay. Direct bookings only. Subject to availability. Not valid with other offers. T&Cs apply.

MONSOON MONDAY IS HERE
We’ve teamed up with @visittopend so you can save 25% on your NT getaway.
From 9am (ACST) today, Monday 12 October, book your Cooinda Lodge accommodation through Visit Top End and save 25% on your stay.
But be quick. This deal only lasts while the funding pool does, and when it’s gone, it’s gone.
👉 Book online at Visit Top End or in person at the Top End Visitor Information Centre.

An unforgettable Kakadu moment: water buffalo silhouetted against a Top End sunset. Introduced in the 1800s, they’re not native to these wetlands, but they’ve become part of Kakadu’s evolving landscape.

Photos captured beautifully by Ricky @lomboklandlord [IG]