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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.
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.
Could the million-dollar barra be waiting in Yellow Water Billabong? 🎣
Australia's richest fishing competition is back for its 12th season, with one tagged barra worth $1 million and 100 more worth $10,000 each. Five of the $10,000 barra caught in Kakadu over the past three seasons came from Yellow Water Billabong. To boost your chances, Yellow Water Fishing is running private fishing tours from Cooinda until the end of the year.
Plan your fishing trip 👉 kakadutourism.com/see-and-do/tours/private-yellow-water-fishing or see link in bio.
@million_dollar_fish
No time to blink. 👀🐊📸
In Kakadu, you never quite know what’s going to appear next. A bird taking flight. A crocodile slipping silently through the water. Wildlife appearing from the reeds. Moments so good you’ll want to capture it forever.
Kakadu - keep your eyes peeled. Camera ready. 📸
The Croc - never one to let a free lunch pass him by...
Video captured by @shotbyharry
📸 You haven't really arrived until you've got THE shot! The Kakadu National Park sign is one of the must-have photos as you enter the park, and this family nailed it. 🙌
It's the perfect way to kick off your Kakadu adventure: 20,000 square kilometres of waterfalls, wetlands, wildlife and more than 65,000 years of living culture waiting just beyond the sign.
Tag us in your entrance photo. We'd love to see it! 👇
🚫 A quick reminder: drones aren't permitted in Kakadu National Park without a permit from Parks Australia, and permits aren't issued for recreational use. Be sure to pack your drone away as soon as you enter the park.
Photo thanks to @the_vanning_fam [IG]
🎣 THE HUNT IS ON! 🎣
@million_dollar_fish Season 12 starts TODAY, and Kakadu is ready for you.
One barra is carrying a $1 million tag 💰
100 more are worth $10,000 each
Registration is FREE
Kakadu's billabongs and rivers are the heart of barra country. There's no better place to chase Australia's richest fish, or to celebrate if you land one.
📲 Register at milliondollarfish.com.au
📅 On now until 31 March 2027