Northern Territory Tourism Blog

Litchfield, Katherine and Kakadu Tours in February

Posted on 01 February, 2022 in Wet Season, Kakadu, Katherine, Private Charter, Litchfield, Tours, Darwin

Thinking of visiting the Top End in the wet season? Wondering if there is much open?! Well the answer is 100% yes!! There is heaps to see and do at this time of year. Here is one of our favourite itineraries we run in January, February and March. It's a 6 day accommodated private tour that takes in the best of what 'the wet' has to offer!

Kakadu & Arnhem Land Walks - Grades & Difficulty

Posted on 22 November, 2021 in Environment, Hiking, Kakadu, Rock Art, Victoria Settlement, Tours

Our track grading system is primarily a means of informing people about the environment, elements and features of walking tracks through Arnhem Land and Kakadu National Park. People can then gauge their suitability for taking part in a particular walk or tour. Our system grades walking trails on a difficulty scale from grades one to five.

Kakadu Wet Season Tours by Air

Posted on 16 October, 2021 in Wet Season, Kakadu, Tours, Private Charter

Kakadu comes alive in the wet season! Nourished by monsoonal rains, the region’s mighty river systems and wide-open floodplains are inundated with water and teeming with wildlife, making this the perfect time to take to the sky for a unique view of Kakadu National Park...

Kakadu National Park Map

Posted on 26 August, 2021 in Wildlife, Waterfalls, Tours, Hiking, Kakadu, Private Charter, Rock Art, Darwin, Culture, Camping, Top End Locations, family, kids, Environment

Many who visit Kakadu National Park are impressed by its size. There is A LOT to fit in on a Kakadu National Park Map! Spend one day or one week, drive a 2WD or 4WD; there is plenty to see and do...

The Guluyambi Cultural Cruise

Posted on 05 August, 2021 in Culture, Tours, Kakadu, Arnhem Land

Located 45 minute from Jabiru, near Ubirr, the Guluyambi Cultural Cruise offers an almost 2hr leisurely boat journey along the meandering East Alligator River, which separates Kakadu National Park from Arnhem Land. Led by an experienced local Aboriginal guide, you will gain insight into the plants and animals of this river system while learning the history and cultural significance of the ancient landscape...