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An Enchanting Escape to the Outback Wilderness

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.

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Outback Retreat

Outback Retreat rooms are ideal for couples looking to relax in comfort while staying close to nature. Each canvas tent features a private ensuite bathroom and 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.

Outback Retreat Plus

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.

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New Workshop - Weaving on Country! Join Traditional Owners and Bininj members of the Murumburr Clan for a hands-on pandanus weaving experience on Country. Learn directly from Daluk (Indigenous women) as they share techniques, stories, and knowledge passed down from 65,000 years of continuous culture.

Weaving and gathering materials are traditionally recognised as Women’s business, and this experience offers a respectful way to engage with that living practice. While guided by women, both men and women are welcome to observe, learn, and take part.
The workshop is held at Warradjan Cultural Centre from June to September at 9.30am or 11.00am, and runs for 1 hour.
To book or find out more, visit kakadutourism.com or see link in bio.

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Dird Dinner is back for 2026 with our first Dinner for this year to be held on Saturday 27 June.
This unique experience provides guests the opportunity to completely immerse themselves in the world’s oldest living Indigenous culture with the local family of Cooinda in Kakadu National Park.

This award-winning event offers not only a feast of local flavours prepared with traditional cooking methods, but also a deep connection to the rich cultural heritage of the region. You’ll dine with local Bininj family and enjoy a delicious menu focused on native, foraged ingredients and learn about the local Murumburr clan of Kakadu, their culture, stories and history.

Book your seat at the table today: kakadutourism.com/specials/events or see link in bio.

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Ready for a wild holiday? Keep your eyes peeled in Kakadu you never know what’s waiting around the next bend. 🌿
From the striking jabiru (black-necked stork) patrolling the wetlands, to a saltwater croc gliding silently through the billabong, to a wallaby grazing at dusk, Kakadu is home to thousands of plant and animal species, and every visit brings something new to discover.

📍 Kakadu National Park, NT

Images thanks to Tourism NT/Tyson Mayr/Jesse Coleman
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🌕 Dinner under a full moon. 65,000 years of culture on your plate.
The Kakadu Dird Full Moon Feast returns Saturday 27 June - a four-course journey through the six seasons of Kakadu, crafted from ingredients foraged right here on Country.
Seats are limited. Link in bio to book.

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Kakadu National Park is home to Indigenous rock art over 20,000 years old. It depicts imagery of Dreaming stories, hunting, and even the megafauna that used to roam the earth. 🧡

Video thanks to @ausgeo_adventure

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