Information about visiting Nourlangie in Kakadu National Park
Posted on 30 November, 2017 inIt’s late afternoon and as the dust settles behind our 4WD Landcruiser we arrive at Nourlangie Rock, an UNESCO World Heritage rock art site hidden among Kakadu’s lush monsoon rainforest. Archaeologists have revealed that Aboriginal people have been using this shelter for at least 20,000 years; an epic history of human occupation lies beneath our feet but amazingly an even richer ancestral dreamtime story is being told in the rock shelter above our heads...
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Explore the exquisite El Questro in the heart of the Kimberley
Posted on 03 November, 2017 inEl Questro is an untamed beauty, and she has so much to offer – deep gorges, craggy mountains, roaring waterfalls, secluded swimming holes and rainforest sanctuaries. If outback adventure is your thing, exploring the Cockburn Range via four-wheel-drive vehicle adventure on the Karunjie Track makes for a great day out among the majestic mountains. El Questro is a hiker’s paradise, and there’s a trek to suit any fitness level, whether you’re up for an exhilarating physical challenge or a leisurely sunset stroll...
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Information about visiting Barramundi Gorge (Maguk) in Kakadu
Posted on 12 October, 2017 inIf wandering through striking savanna landscapes, plunging into pristine natural rockpools, and setting off on a 4WD outback adventure sounds like your cup of traveller’s tea, you’ll get all that and more at Maguk (Barramundi Gorge). Located in the Mary River region of the Northern Territory’s sprawling Kakadu National Park, Maguk is one of the most authentic nature experiences on offer in the Top End...
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Let Nature be thy Medicine Series - Part 2; Water & Human Connection
Posted on 19 September, 2017 inPeople are drawn to the ocean for so many reasons, be it to cool down on a hot summers day, invigorate the soul on a cold winters day, surf, kayak, snorkel, dive, swim, fish, cruise, sunbathe, yoga, listen to the sound of the waves, romantic getaways, weddings, you name it! But is there more behind it? Here's some food for thought by Venture North Tour Guide, Emma Roberts.
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Twin Falls Crossing - How to safely cross Jim Jim Creek in Kakadu
Posted on 28 August, 2017 inTwin Falls is one of Kakadu National Park's most popular waterfalls, but it's also one of it's more difficult to access. In order to reach Twin Falls you'll need a 4WD with a snorkel as the drive takes you across soft sandy tracks and potential deep water crossing at Jim Jim Creek. Here's some information to make sure you reach Twin Falls safely next time you visit...
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