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🎣 REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! 🎣
Season 11 of the Million Dollar Fish comp has officially launched in the Northern Territory with registrations now open, and officially fishing season starts 1 October 2025 - 31 March, 2026!

Fish legendary waters, including Kakadu, for your shot at becoming a millionaire. With red-tagged barramundi released across the NT, every cast could change your life. Whether you're a seasoned angler or new to fishing, register FREE now and join the hunt for Australia’s richest fishing prize. Don’t miss your chance to make history - register today!
👉 milliondollarfish.com.au/register

@million_dollar_fish #kakadunationalpark #dokakadu #fishos #milliondollarfish #ntaustralia #australia #reelitin

We're feeling pretty chirpy with Kakadu Bird Week just around the corner! 🐦✨ From 24–28 September 2025, Kakadu National Park transforms into a paradise for bird lovers as 280+ species, especially magpie geese, flock to Yellow Water Billabong during the mass migration.

❗️ Don’t miss the special Yellow Water Cruises with Luke Paterson from @ntbirdspecialists_birdingtours on Thursday, 25 September (4:30–6:30 PM) and Sunday, 28 September (6:45–8:45 AM), where Luke will share his expertise on the area’s spectacular birdlife - bring your binoculars and zoom lens!

As part of Kakadu Bird Week, visitors can also enjoy immersive cultural workshops, fun family activities, and traditional bush tucker cook-ups. It's not too late to book your spot!

Celebrate nature and culture in breathtaking Kakadu! Details and booking - see Events on our website to book now!

#dokakadu #kakadubirdweek #birdlover #twitcher #kakadunationalpark #magpiegeese #jabiru #blackneckedstork #kingfisher

Each year, thousands of magpie geese take to the skies as the billabongs recede, creating one of Kakadu’s most spectacular natural events. From Yellow Water (Ngurrungurrudjba) to the wetlands of Mamukala, the birdlife and wildlife encounters are simply unforgettable.

Visitors can enjoy expert-led birdwatching tours, cultural events and fascinating lectures, all set against the backdrop of Kakadu’s breathtaking landscapes from September 24 - 28.

With Bird Week just days away, this is your last chance to start planning your Kakadu escape.

Book your spot today and experience the Top End’s most incredible wildlife spectacle: 👇
https://kakadutourism.com/specials/events/event/231

#kakadubirdweek #birds #kakadunationalpark #dokakadu #nature

Beautiful video from @jaydenoneiill [IG]

Looking for a school holiday adventure the whole family will love? A Yellow Water Billabong Cruise is one of Kakadu’s most unforgettable experiences...and it’s perfect for kids! ⛴️

Glide through stunning wetlands and spot Kakadu’s famous wildlife up close:

🐊 Crocodiles basking on the banks or cruising alongside the boat.

🪶 Birdlife galore, from majestic black necked storks, to colourful kingfishers and magpie geese.

🐃 Water buffalo, brumbies and more hiding in the floodplains.

The expert guides share stories about Kakadu’s landscapes, culture and animals in a way that’s fun, safe and engaging for all ages. It’s the perfect mix of adventure and education, with no long walks required!

Book your adventure today! 👇
https://kakadutourism.com/see-and-do/tours

#yellowwaterbillabong #yellowwatercruise #kakadunationalpark #dokakadu #ntaustralia #schoolholidays

Awesome reel from @reismeemetv2 [IG]

Did you know Kakadu National Park has over 10,000 crocodiles living in its wetlands, billabongs and rivers? 🐊 Seeing a croc in the wild is one of the Top End’s most unforgettable experiences!

👉 There are two types of crocodiles in Kakadu:
#1 - Saltwater crocodiles ("salties") – powerful apex predators, growing over 5 metres long and found in most waterways.
#2 - Freshwater crocodiles – smaller and more timid than salties. They rarely pose a threat to humans, but it’s always important to give them space and respect.

⚠️ Croc safety tip: Always heed warning signs, swim only in designated safe areas, and never assume a waterhole or river is croc-free.

#crocodiles #kakadunationalpark #dokakadu #saltwatercroc #freshwatercroc

Awesome photos from @life.mann.made [IG]

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