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Matador Network: Released in 1986, Crocodile Dundee became a global box-office hit and is still the highest-grossing Australian film of all time. Some of its most memorable scenes introduced international audiences to Kakadu.
Discover all the best things to do and see in Australia's biggest national park. Ancient landscapes, thundering waterfalls, Aboriginal rock art and wildlife found nowhere else in Australia – Kakadu National Park feels like a place from another world.
Gunlom Falls, Kakadu National Park’s most famous waterfall, has reopened, just as the film – Crocodile Dundee – which made the attraction a global tourism icon celebrates its 40th anniversary.
Gunlom is one of Kakadu National Park's most cherished attractions, famously featured in Crocodile Dundee and located on Jawoyn country. Visitors can embark on a hike to the peaceful plunge pools at the summit, with stunning panoramic views.
Qantas Insider and Qantas Magazine showcase a collection of incredible First Nations cultural experiences across Australia, including our own Yellow Water Cruise.
Kakadu National Park is one of Australia’s most spectacular landscapes year-round, but during the wet season—particularly Kudjewk (January to March)—conditions can change quickly.
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.
We’re thrilled to share that the Top End, home to Kakadu National Park, has been ranked #14 on The New York Times’ prestigious 52 Places to Go in 2026 — the first Australian destination to appear on the list.
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!
A visit to Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre is a chance to connect with the stories, culture and artistry of Kakadu’s Bininj/Mungguy people. From hand-woven pandanus baskets and earrings to paintings of barramundi, water lilies and Mimi spirits, every piece at Warradjan carries a story from Kakadu.🍃
Some holidays they might not remember. This won’t be one of them. 🐊🌿
Spotting crocs on Yellow Water, wandering through ancient rock art galleries, splashing about with sunscreen-smudged faces, and falling asleep in the car with a head full of stories. Kakadu gives little explorers a world that feels as big as their imaginations.
Your family adventure starts here 👉 link in bio
Reel thanks to @the.nguyens.passport [IG]
Some places are too big to take in from the ground. 🚁
From above, Kakadu shows you its true scale. Sandstone escarpments meet endless wetlands, rivers wind across the floodplains, and the landscape stretches as far as you can see. It’s a view you won’t forget.
Take to the skies with @kakaduair with scenic helicopter flights departing from Jabiru ✨
✨ Luxury is possible. Even in the heart of Kakadu.
Tucked beneath a canopy of trees at @cooindalodgekakad the Yellow Water Villas bring a little indulgence to the wild. Think beautifully considered interiors, air-conditioned comfort and your very own outdoor bathtub on the veranda. 🛁
It’s where days spent exploring ancient landscapes, spotting incredible wildlife and discovering the magic of Kakadu give way to slower evenings, a little luxury and the feeling of being somewhere truly special.
Because you can have the adventure and the comfort. Discover the Yellow Water Villas and plan your Kakadu escape at our website - link in bio.
Jump on a Yellow Water Cruise - it'll be wildly entertaining!
Photo's captured by Matthew Angelo @jetsetflutist [IG]