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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.
Wet season in Kakadu? That's when the real magic happens! Like spotting the spectacular Leichhardt's grasshopper – a rare Kakadu icon that only emerges during the tropical summer in brilliant orange, blue, and red!
These elusive beauties are just one of the unique encounters waiting for you on an @ntdriverguide tour. With over 10 years of local expertise and award-winning service (Bronze at the 2025 Qantas Tourism Awards!), they'll take you to those special spots where Kakadu's wet season magic happens – without the crowds.
Think dramatic storm displays, flowing waterfalls, lush landscapes, and wildlife encounters you won't find anywhere else in the world. All from the comfort of a fully air-conditioned 4WD with a guide who knows exactly where to find the good stuff.
The wet season isn't just different – it's extraordinary. Let NT Driver Guide show you why.
📞 Book your custom Kakadu adventure: ntdriverguide.com.au
#DoKakadu #NTDriverGuide #LeichhardtsGrasshopper #WetSeasonWonders #KakaduNationalPark #NTAustralia
The Million Dollar Fish competition makes fishing in Kakadu National Park even more exciting 🎣 With the chance to hook a tagged barramundi worth up to $1 million, Kakadu’s rivers, billabongs and floodplains become the ultimate fishing playground in the Northern Territory’s Top End. Surrounded by ancient landscapes and rich Indigenous culture, casting a line in Kakadu isn’t just about the prize, it’s about experiencing one of Australia’s most iconic fishing destinations!
Register now at @million_dollar_fish
#fishing #competition #milliondollarfish #fishingnt #northernterritory #dokakadu
📸 @advantureaus [IG]
Kids Cruise FREE! A Yellow Water Cruise is one of the best ways to experience the heart of Kakadu National Park, gliding through calm billabongs filled with crocodiles, birdlife and lush wetlands 🐊⛴️
Led by knowledgeable local guides, this iconic Kakadu experience is perfect for all ages and during the month of January, kids cruise FREE, making it an ideal school holiday adventure for families. It’s a relaxed, educational and unforgettable way to explore the Yellow Water Billabong in the Northern Territory, especially during the wet season when the landscape is at its most vibrant!
Book your incredible tour today at the link in bio!
#yellowwaterbillabong #yellowwatercruise #cruise #kakadunationalpark #dokakadu #kakadutours
📸 @ausandem [IG]
A Yellow Water Cruise is hands down one of the best ways to see crocodiles in Kakadu National Park 🐊⛴️
Gliding through the wetlands, you’ll spot saltwater crocs lurking along the banks, floating silently at the surface or sliding into the water as the boat passes. Seeing these ancient predators in their natural habitat is thrilling, this is truly their territory.
Add in misty mornings or golden sunset light, soaring birdlife and endless reflections, and it’s easy to see why Yellow Water is one of the Top End’s must-do experiences. Safe, guided and unforgettable, it’s the perfect way to get up close to Kakadu’s wild side.
If Kakadu is on your bucket list, don’t miss a Yellow Water Billabong cruise!
Book your cruise today - kakadutourism.com/see-and-do/tours
#dokakadu #yellowwaterbillabong #yellowwatercruise #cruise #kakadutours #crocodiles
Stunning video from @iamdangoldberg [IG]
The rock art of Kakadu National Park is more than just beautiful, it’s one of the oldest continuous storytelling traditions on Earth!
Scattered across escarpments and shelters, these ancient artworks share stories of Creation, Country, animals and daily life, passed down for tens of thousands of years. Places like Ubirr and Nourlangie (Burrungkuy) offer a powerful glimpse into the deep cultural connection Traditional Owners have with this land.
If you visit Kakadu, take your time, join a ranger walk if you can, and experience these sacred stories with the respect they deserve.
#rockart #indigenousculture #culture #community #ubirr #nourlangie #dokakadu
Awesome reel from @nickolas_may_ [IG]