• 3 Lunch (L)

• Water bottle
  Warm layers in cooler months
  Enclosed walking shoes
  Sunglasses, sunscreen and hat
  Insect repellent

• Flights to and from the start/end of your trip are not included in the trip price.Day Prior: Flights to arrive anytime into Darwin AirportDay 3: We recommend guests to fly out the day after the tour finishes in Darwin
  Airport to Hotel transfers are available to purchase on request.

• Ubirr – Low to moderate level of fitness requiredWalk is slightly uneven around the base but quite steep on the way to lookout
  Nourlangie Rock – Low level of fitness requiredThe 1.5km walk around the base has built in steps along the path

Walk with your Driver Guide through Burrungkuy, also known as Nourlangie, to view Aboriginal rock art galleries beneath Kakadu’s sandstone escarpment. The route offers a close look at paintings in a landscape that has held cultural meaning for thousands of years.

Rock shelters and stone outcrops give this visit a strong sense of place. Your guide’s commentary helps connect the artworks with Kakadu’s enduring Aboriginal heritage. The approximately 1.5-kilometre walk around the base includes steps along the path.

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Cruise Yellow Water Billabong with a local guide through one of Kakadu’s celebrated wetland habitats. Watch the water’s edge for saltwater crocodiles and scan the floodplain for the colourful birdlife that gathers among its channels and vegetation.

Known locally as Ngurrungurrudjba, this wetland changes character with the seasons as water spreads across or retreats from the floodplain. Travelling by boat brings you close to its sounds and textures while your guide helps reveal the wildlife supported by this remarkable ecosystem.

Explore the Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre in Kakadu National Park, where displays introduce the traditions and continuing connections to Country of the park’s Aboriginal people. Learn about cultural practices and the significance of Kakadu’s varied landscapes.

The centre offers valuable context for the rock art, wetlands and wildlife encountered across the park. Its exhibitions present Kakadu as a living cultural landscape, shaped by generations of knowledge rather than simply a collection of scenic sites.

Explore Ubirr’s Aboriginal rock art galleries with your Driver Guide in Kakadu’s World Heritage Area. Follow the walking route past ancient paintings and climb to a lookout for wide views over the surrounding wetlands.

Ubirr brings cultural history and landscape together in one distinctive visit: the galleries reflect a long tradition of Aboriginal expression, while the elevated viewpoint reveals the floodplains beyond. The ground is slightly uneven around the base, and the climb to the lookout is steep.

Join the Guluyambi Cruise on the East Alligator River with an Aboriginal guide. Hear insights into local mythology, the river’s food chain and bush survival skills while travelling through a landscape of deep cultural and ecological significance.

With special permission from the local people, go ashore in Arnhem Land. This access makes the experience particularly distinctive, offering an opportunity to learn from a guide whose cultural knowledge is connected to the country around you.

Visit Marrawuddi Art Gallery during your exploration of Kakadu to spend time with Aboriginal art from the region. Browse the gallery and observe how artists express connections to culture and Country through their work.

The visit offers a different perspective on the stories encountered at Kakadu’s cultural sites and rock art galleries. In a contemporary gallery setting, living artistic traditions sit alongside the park’s much older painted places, inviting a closer look at the creativity of the Top End.

Meet your guide at Wurrumiyanga on Bathurst Island and visit the Tiwi Design Art Centre for a behind-the-scenes look at its working studios. In an exclusive screen-printing workshop, choose a contemporary or traditional Tiwi design to print onto a take-home T-shirt, tea towel or piece of fabric.

Browse carvings, paintings and textiles, and take in the bustle of artists at work and music playing through the centre. Conversations with artists offer a personal way to learn about Tiwi creative traditions and the stories behind individual works.

Take an optional 50-minute scenic flight over Kakadu National Park for an aerial perspective on its immense Top End landscape. From above, appreciate the scale and contrasting forms of country that are difficult to grasp from the ground.

Kakadu stretches across roughly 20,000 square kilometres, encompassing rocky escarpments, river systems and wildlife-rich floodplains. A flight offers a broader view of this varied terrain alongside the park’s ground-level cultural and wetland experiences. This experience is at additional cost and bookable on tour.