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Warradjan Cultural Centre
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Cooinda's Outback Retreat safari tents are perfect for a couples getaway or a family adventure! Their harmonious blend of comfort and nature make these canvas sanctuaries redefine the notion of camping; each interior meticulously designed to reflect the unique landscape of Kakadu with an array of locally designed elements. Immerse yourself in the serenity of the Outback while relishing the high-quality bedding, complete with sumptuous mattresses, toppers, and linen.
Outback Retreat
Outback Retreat rooms are ideal for couples looking to relax in comfort while staying close to nature. Each canvas tent features a solid wall and glass front door, plus an outdoor deck with seating to enjoy the surrounding beauty of Kakadu. Inside, you’ll find a premium mattress, quality linen, and custom furniture inspired by the local landscape. Guests have access to a shared amenities block, which includes bathrooms, a laundry, and a kitchenette for added convenience.
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NOW WITH ENSUITES!
Perfect for small families, these luxurious safari tents feature bunk beds separated by a dividing wall, private ensuites, and an outdoor deck to soak in Kakadu’s beauty. Inside, enjoy premium mattresses, quality linen, and custom furniture inspired by the landscape. Guests also have access to shared laundry and kitchenette facilities.
Warradjan Cultural Centre
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What's on during your visit
🌿 We're very pleased to announce that the Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel has been awarded the @ecotourismaustralia ECO Certification for its genuine commitment to sustainable and nature-based experiences.
Your stay supports sustainable travel and a better future for our environment and community 🙏🏼
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Take a trip through Kakadu National Park and explore some of its most iconic spots!
Start your day at Mamukala Wetlands, where the views are unreal at sunrise. Stop by Cahills Crossing to see the East Alligator River in full flow 🐊, then to Ubirr for one of the best sunset lookouts in Australia. Make sure not to miss Nourlangie, its ancient rock art and stories bring Kakadu’s rich history to life.
Every stop here has something special to share!
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Awesome photos from @rubyandgrady [IG]
Reel in the adventure of a lifetime in Kakadu! 🎣
The @million_dollar_fish competition is back and Kakadu’s waters are calling. Cast a line in the stunning Top End and you could land a barra worth up to a million bucks! Whether you’re here for the big catch or the breathtaking scenery, there’s no better place to cast a line than Kakadu National Park!
Register now at milliondollarfish.com.au
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The Green Season (Summer) breathes new life into Kakadu National Park, filling the landscape with cascading waterfalls, lush greenery, and incredible wildlife. While some areas rest for the season, there’s still so much to see and do!
Discover ancient stories at Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) and Nanguluwurr Art Site, hike through nature on the Mirray (Mirrai) Walk, Kubara Pools Walk, and Yurmikmik Walks, and take in breathtaking views from Nawurlandja Lookout.
Stroll the Bowali Track or glide across the wetlands on the iconic Yellow Water (Ngurrungurrudjba) Cruise, where wildlife and water meet in perfect harmony. ⛴️🐊
Experience the magic of Kakadu in the wet season, when the park is at its most alive!
#wetseason #kakadunationalpark #dokakadu #seekakadu #yellowwaterbillabong #nawurlandjalookout
📸 Tourism NT/ Dominique Nuttall & Jesse Coleman, and Kate Flowers
Step back in time at Ubirr, one of Kakadu’s most iconic sites, where ancient Aboriginal rock art tells stories that have been shared for thousands of years.
These remarkable paintings depict traditional hunting scenes, Dreamtime stories, and the deep cultural connection between people and Country. As you wander through Ubirr’s galleries, you’re walking among some of the world’s oldest and most significant rock art, a living window into Australia’s First Nations heritage.
Stay to the end of the day for the Ubirr sunset, a breathtaking view over the Nadab floodplain that will stay with you forever. 🌄
#ubirr #kakadunationalpark #sunsetview #lookout #rockart #indigenousculture
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