The long and continuing history of Bininj/Mungguy custodianship of Kakadu National Park is one of the most important things about the Park, and is recognised in its World Heritage Rock Art and archaeological sites throughout Kakadu. Bininj/Mungguy (traditional owners of Kakadu) and the tourism industry have been involved in developing a course, which has been endorsed by the Kakadu Board of Management. It is a permit requirement that all tour guides operating in Kakadu National Park have completed this course.
Read MoreA wet season shower over KakaduThe wet season in Darwin & the Top End officially spans from November to April, offering a unique adventure for those ready to embrace the heat, humidity, and occasional rain. Known as "The Wet" to locals, this time of year showcases epic lightning storms, flourishing waterfalls, swelling river systems, and vibrant National Parks. There are various Wet Season Tour options…
Read MoreKakadu National Park is usually on most visitors (and locals) Top End bucket list. With over 200 000 visitors per year, there are plenty of ways to experience the magic of this World Heritage-listed National Park.
Read MoreIn Kakadu National Park there are six seasons. These are recognised by the Traditional Owners and based on thousands of years of local knowledge and connection to the land. Subtle shifts mark the change between the seasons in the weather and the seasonal plants and bush foods that grow...
Read MoreDepart Darwin and experience the VERY BEST parts of NT's Top End on this private safari. Travel by luxury 4WD, airboat, helicopter and light-plane as we explore tropical Kakadu, coastal Arnhem Land as well as an NT cattle station, staying in a range of remote and luxury accommodation.
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