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Kakadu during the ‘wet’ or ‘Gudjewg’ season offers incredible opportunities for tourists who enjoy seeing waterfalls gushing torrents of water
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Kakadu during the ‘wet’ or ‘Gudjewg’ season offers incredible opportunities for tourists who enjoy seeing waterfalls gushing torrents of water
It has been a great end to the year for Kadadu tourism, with the region and ‘The Croc’ hotel being recognised as the ‘best of the best’ in the Northern Territory Awards.
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Crocodile Dundee earlier this year, a group of journalists retraced Mick’s footsteps and discovered the magic behind the film…
On Sept. 26, 1986, “Crocodile Dundee” hit theaters in the United States, and Paul Hogan became the face of Australia.
The first season of Flash Camp @ Kakadu has been a tremendous success with the comforts of high quality bedding, a beautiful location and the communal attraction of camping
That’s the view of intrepid explorer and blogger, Steph Parker, whose popular website Big World Small Pockets reflects her ‘modus operandi’ of seeing as much of the world as possible, but on a careful, well-planned budget.
Camping in a stylish tent, with super-comfortable beds, all prepared for your arrival is at the heart of the new Flash Camp @ Kakadu accommodation, which will launch in July for the Kakadu dry season.
Thirty years ago, the film Crocodile Dundee catapulted Kakadu into the international spotlight. Paul Hogan played the character of Mick ‘Crocodile’ Dundee, a legendary bushie, who had supposedly lost a leg to a croc in an outback encounter.
April is Kakadu Discovery Month and visitors to the National Park will be able to take advantage of a wide range of immersive experiences to help connect with Kakadu, its environment, its people, its culture and its rich history.
Guess who made it to @condenasttraveller Best Places to Go in 2025? Yes, the The Top End and Kakadu National Park have been recognised for the rich cultural and natural significance. As a dual UNESCO-listed site, Kakadu is home to Indigenous history dating back 65,000 years. Visitors can explore ancient rock art, diverse ecosystems, and a variety of Aboriginal-led tours and experiences in Kakadu and Arnhem Land, offering meaningful connections to local Indigenous history and culture.
Is it on your list for 2025?
Image: Tourism NT
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"I find myself forever at awe with this national park. Also the perks of visiting Kakadu National Park in the wet season is it’s full and fresh waterfalls. Igoymarrwa rockholes are surrounded by rocky cliffs and escarpment. Perfect spot to have a dip in these freshwater plunge pools."
📍Igoymarrwa Falls
Gorgeous words and images by @earthabulous [IG].
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We are beyond thrilled to be named one of @condenasttraveller Top 25 destinations to go in 2025! 🌿✨ Kakadu National Park’s breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, and abundant wildlife have captured hearts worldwide, and we’re so proud to share it with you. From ancient rock art to stunning wetlands and wildlife encounters, every corner of Kakadu offers something truly special.
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Romance and adventure await this love-filled month at Kakadu National Park! 🌿💛 Whether you're chasing waterfalls, watching a breathtaking sunset, or sharing a special meal under the stars, there's no better place to celebrate love.🌅✨
Tag someone you'd explore Kakadu with this Valentine's day 💖
📸: Tourism NT/ Plenty of Dust
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🪷 February 2nd marks World Wetlands Day
Did you know? The wetlands of Kakadu have developed over the last 6,000–7,000 years and are superimposed over an old marine environment.
The four habitats of the wetlands become one entity (spatially continuous) during the wet season, linked by floodwater and sharing the same species.
These habitats are known as ‘the wetlands.’ In the dry season the water dries up and the wetlands become fragmented and frequented by different species - for this reason they are treated as different wetland habitats.
The four habitats of the Kakadu wetlands are:
1. Rivers and billabongs (freshwater wetlands)
2. Floodplains of grasses and sedges (freshwater wetlands)
3. Paperbark swamps (freshwater wetlands)
4. Mangrove forest (inter-tidal wetlands)
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