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Dense in beauty and vast in size, Kakadu is the single largest national park in Australia. With the wet season upon us, Kakadu is in one of the most spectacular seasons and is a bucket list destination for the end of year/new year holiday.
For the first time in the competition’s history, three tagged barra have been caught in the first week of Million Dollar Fish Season 6 seeing $35,000 in cash prizes going to eager Territory fishos.
Imagine having the opportunity to marvel in ancient indigenous rock artwork whilst hiking through environments suitable for both novice and experienced hikers, the opportunity is here.
With travel restrictions and bio-security measures soon to be lifted in the Northern Territory, Dennis Miller, a local man from Kakadu wants to share a very special place with you.
Australia’s premier Indigenous food and culture festival, A Taste of Kakadu, will be staged across Kakadu National Park from 22 to 31 May 2019, serving up a menu of ancient cuisine with modern twists.
Mandy, daughter of Traditional Owner Jessie Alderson, is a passionate and inspiring member of our local community and is leading the way in tourism for future generations to maintain and develop traditional knowledge.