If you see fire or smoke in Kakadu, don’t worry — it’s Yekke season, and traditional cultural burns are helping to heal and renew the land. Kakadu’s Traditional Owners, the Bininj/Munguy, have used fire for generations!
Daily Mail: Alex Matthews spent six days exploring Australia’s Northern Territory. He visited the city of Darwin, Kakadu National Park and stayed in luxury lodges in the outback.
Channel9: With a blend of ancient Aussie culture, laid back locals and the unique Kakadu National Park, could the Northern Territory be the perfect winter escape?
We’ve been hearing the question a lot lately: “Is Kakadu National Park open?” The answer is a loud and proud YES! Kakadu is open, alive with culture, nature, and adventure — and there’s never been a better time to visit.
The "Crocodile Dundee: The Encore Cut," a 4K restored version of the classic film, will be released in Australian cinemas on 8 May. This cinematic gem showcases some of the most breathtaking scenes filmed right here in Kakadu National Park
Gunlom Falls, Kakadu National Park’s most famous waterfall, will reopen in May, at the same time as a remastered version of Crocodile Dundee – which put Kakadu on the international tourism map – is released globally.
Dennis has called Kakadu home for over 15 years, wearing many hats along the way. These days, you'll find him out on the water at Yellow Water Billabong, guiding unforgettable cruises through this breathtaking landscape.
Feast your eyes with a canapé cruise on Yellow Water Billabong, indulge in a once-in-a-lifetime alfresco four-course Indigenous-inspired dining experience, and engage in hands-on cultural workshops led by Traditional Owners and Bininj artists.
A new Gold Coast-to-Darwin flight will launch, offering passengers cheap fares for direct flights between the Glitter Strip and Northern Territory capital.
ABC News: "You're getting a white man ingredient putting it with an Indigenous one, and it just absolutely blows your mind. "In your mouth, it's like an explosion."
Welcome to the monsoon season—January to March, known to locals as Kudjewk! Explore the sites open now and the tours running throughout the wet season!
