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Dry season in Kakadu is typically from May to September—a spectacular time to visit! With clear skies, cooler temperatures, and access to Kakadu’s iconic attractions, it’s no wonder this is the park’s peak travel period. Be sure to book your tours early to secure your spot and make the most of this incredible season!
Nothing beats the raw beauty of Jim Jim Falls! Towering sandstone walls and cool, turquoise waters, nature at its finest in Australia’s Top End 🍃💦
#jimjimfalls #waterfalls #kakadunationalpark #dokakadu #ntaustralia #topendnt
Stunning video from @ginalinternn [IG]
"Straight out of The Lion King" 🦁🌄
Standing at Ubirr feels like stepping into a real-life Pride Rock moment, endless views, golden light, and pure magic over Kakadu, it’s a moment the whole family will remember!
#kakadunationalpark #dokakadu #thelionking #ntaustralia #ubirr #ubirrsunset
Awesome reel from @whatshecallshome [IG]
It pays to be on the lookout when driving at night in Kakadu NP 🔦 🐊
#croc #crocsrule #dokakadu #kakadunationalpark #becrocwise #UNESCO
Kakadu is alive with wildlife like nowhere else in Australia 🐊🦜 From saltwater crocodiles basking along the billabongs to magpie geese, jabirus and colourful kingfishers filling the skies, the wetlands here are a living sanctuary. Keep your eyes peeled for agile wallabies, wandering buffaloes and even the occasional dingo exploring the floodplains. With more than 280 bird species and countless reptiles and mammals, Kakadu is a true haven for nature lovers and photographers alike.
#wildlife #kakaduwildlife #birds #kakadunationalpark #dokakadu #crocodiles
Awesome reel from @where.two.roam [IG]
From breathtaking waterfalls to ancient rock art, Kakadu holds the stories of the world’s oldest living culture.
Each painting reveals knowledge, tradition, and connection to Country, cared for by the Bininj and Mungguy people for over 65,000 years.
👣 Walk softly, learn respectfully, and let the stories of Kakadu stay with you.
#kakadunationalpark #rockart #indigenousculture #indigenousart #dokakadu #ntaustralia
📸 @_tidesoflife_ [IG]