Open daily (except Christmas Day & New Year’s Day)
Wet Season Hours: From November – March Opening Hours 10 am – 4 pm
Dry Season Hours: From April – October opening Hours 9 am – 5 pm
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Bowali is a focal point for travellers seeking information, guidance, and inspiration for their Kakadu adventure. Staffed by knowledgeable experts, the Bowali Visitor Centre offers comprehensive resources, including maps, exhibits, and interactive displays that provide valuable insights into the park's diverse ecosystems, Indigenous heritage, and unique flora and fauna. Whether you're a seasoned explorer or a first-time visitor, Bowali is a great starting point to your holiday, ensuring that every visitor is well-equipped to explore and appreciate the richness of Kakadu's landscapes and cultural significance.
Open daily (except Christmas Day & New Year’s Day)
Wet Season Hours: From November – March Opening Hours 10 am – 4 pm
Dry Season Hours: From April – October opening Hours 9 am – 5 pm
MONSOON MONDAY IS HERE
We’ve teamed up with @visittopend so you can save 25% on your NT getaway.
From 9am (ACST) today, Monday 12 October, book your Cooinda Lodge accommodation through Visit Top End and save 25% on your stay.
But be quick. This deal only lasts while the funding pool does, and when it’s gone, it’s gone.
👉 Book online at Visit Top End or in person at the Top End Visitor Information Centre.
An unforgettable Kakadu moment: water buffalo silhouetted against a Top End sunset. Introduced in the 1800s, they’re not native to these wetlands, but they’ve become part of Kakadu’s evolving landscape.
Photos captured beautifully by Ricky @lomboklandlord [IG]
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