Highlights
- Enjoy delicious meals with camping gear and all park fees included
- Discover Aboriginal rock art and secluded swimming spots
- Camp in safari tents or sleep under the stars in a swag
- Cruise Corroboree Billabong, spot crocs & birdlife
- Swim at Maguk and Gunlom Falls, with seasonal alternatives
Description
Day 1: Darwin → Kakadu National Park (Wildlife & Aboriginal Culture)
Start your adventure with an early morning pick-up from Darwin and journey toward the iconic Kakadu National Park. Cruise the stunning Corroboree Billabong, home to saltwater crocodiles and vibrant birdlife—one of the best wildlife experiences in the Top End.
After lunch near the East Alligator River, explore the legendary Ubirr, famous for its ancient Aboriginal rock art. Climb to the lookout for breathtaking panoramic views over the floodplains stretching into Arnhem Land.
End the day at your exclusive safari camp at Mardugal Billabong, where you’ll enjoy dinner and relax by the campfire under the stars.
Day 2: Kakadu Waterfalls, 4WD & Cultural Sites
Venture deep into Kakadu with an off-road 4WD journey to the spectacular Jim Jim Falls. Walk through a dramatic gorge framed by towering sandstone cliffs to reach a pristine plunge pool—perfect for a refreshing swim (conditions permitting). If access is closed, we’ll visit another one of Kakadu’s natural attractions instead: The Yurmikmik region of Southern Kakadu includes Motor Car Falls, one of the few options offering walks to waterfalls, swimming holes, and panoramic viewpoints.
In the afternoon, discover the cultural significance of Burrungkuy (Nourlangie Rock), where your guide brings Dreamtime stories and ancient rock art to life. Take in sweeping views from Gunwhardewharde Lookout before visiting the Warradjan Cultural Centre for deeper insight into the region’s Traditional Owners.
Return to camp for another relaxed evening by the fire.
* Please note that Kakadu National Park has made the decision to close Jim Jim Falls for the 2026 dry season, so departures during this period will visit the Yurmikmik region and Motor Car Falls instead.
Day 3: Waterfalls & Return to Darwin
After breakfast, hike through paperbark forest to the hidden gem of Maguk (Barramundi Gorge), where a crystal-clear plunge pool awaits.
Continue south to Gunlom Falls, famous for its natural infinity pools and sweeping views over Kakadu—an unforgettable final swim spot.
Travel back to Darwin via the historic township of Pine Creek, arriving in the late afternoon.
Includes
Return transfers from Darwin
Expert local guide
2 nights in a safari camp within Kakadu National Park - pillow and sheets included
All meals included (2 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 2 dinners)
Comfortable air-conditioned transport (All-terrain vehicle)
National Park Fees
Toilets and showers at each camp
Large screened undercover camp area for meals
Small groups (ensures minimal environmental impact)
Corroboree Billabong wildlife cruise
Guided activities and cultural experiences
Excludes
Sleeping bag (can be hired for $35; please advise when booking)
Important Information
- A strict luggage limit of 10kg applies. Please limit to one small to medium-sized soft bag or backpack and a small daypack, which can be carried inside the vehicle
- Please bring: sturdy walking shoes, hat and sunscreen, toiletries, bathers and towel for swimming, water bottle (1.5L), torch, insect repellent/net, and a power bank for charging your phone (limited power available at camp)
- The itinerary may be reversed at the guide's discretion
- All itineraries are subject to change without notice due to seasonal and extreme weather conditions, closures of National Park roads or attractions, and cultural commitments from Traditional owners
- Travel insurance is highly recommended to travellers who embark on any tours with Territory Expeditions
- The minimum age recommended for our tours is 15 years of age; however, we will take children as young as 8 years
- Families and small groups are welcome on our tours
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 7 days in advance for a full refund
