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| Kakadu, Nourlangie and Yellow Waters Tour with Optional Arnhem Land Flight |
| From US$ 212.27 |
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Duration: 13.5 hours
Location: Darwin, Australia
Discover the magic of Australia's Kakadu National Park on this full day trip from Darwin. Cruise along the famous Yellow Waters, while looking out for crocodiles on the riverbank and visit Nourlangie Rock famed for its ancient Aboriginal rock art. Top it all off with an optional scenic flight over the remote Arnhem Land Escarpment, giving you a birds-eye view of the spectacular Northern Territory wilderness. |
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| 3-Day Kakadu National Park and Katherine Camping Tour from Darwin |
| From US$ 261.04 |
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Duration: 3 days / 2 nights
Location: Darwin, Australia
Experience the magic of the Northern Territory's 'Top End' on this active 3 day tour from Darwin exploring the World Heritage Kakadu National Park as well as the township of Katherine and surrounds. Walk and swim in Australia's most pristine National Parks, go crocodile spotting, witness Aboriginal culture as well as the mega termite mounds! |
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| Katherine Day Tour from Darwin including Katherine Gorge Cruise |
| From US$ 34.05 |
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Duration: 13 hours 30 minutes (approx.) Location: Darwin, Australia
A cruise through the spectacular Katherine Gorge is one of the many unforgettable experiences available to you in the Top End (Northern Territory). Traveling from Darwin you will journey to Nitmiluk National Park where you will view ancient Aboriginal rock art on the canyon walls, the abundant flora and fauna of the region and maybe even see a few crocodiles! Enjoy a refreshing swim at the crocodile free Edith Falls, before returning to Darwin. |
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Darwin is the capital of Australia’s Northern Territory, and being close to Asia, has a reputation as a diverse and multicultural city. It has a large university, meaning there is a substantial student population, and the area attracts many travellers. These groups come together to make Darwin a lively but laid-back city. |
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Darwin has a tropical climate, rarely getting very cold but experiencing a rainy season between December and March.
The city has some attractive, wide beaches. Mindil Beach hosts weekly markets during the dry season and a large firework display every July 1st to celebrate Territory Day.
Darwin has many parks and gardens, including the George Brown Darwin Botanic Gardens, East Point Reserve and Charles Darwin National Park, which is great for hiking and mountain-biking. If good food is important to you, you will enjoy the tasty Asia-inspired cuisine, often combined with freshly caught seafood. You can also try fish and chips at Stokes Hill Wharf, where part of the film ‘Australia’ is set. |
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Darwin is fairly isolated with only a few towns nearby. One of these is Katherine, which is worth a trip out of Darwin to see the impressive gorges in the Nitmiluk National Park. Also outside Darwin is Litchfield National Park. Litchfield isn’t as big as some national parks and can be covered in a day, but camping is possible if you want to take your time.
Darwin is definitely worth the trip up to this remote north point. Find out more about the many attractions by downloading the free travel guide. |
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