Swimming in a clear natural pool at the foot of red cliffs and a small waterfall, Kakadu National Park

Kakadu 4WD Adventure

Explore the natural beauty of Kakadu National Park in a small group and enjoy interesting hikes to Aboriginal sites.

Dates and prices

Every Tuesday (June to September)

Dates

Price from, in CHF p.p.

01.04.2025 - 31.03.2027

CHF p.p. 1,319

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Hiking/trekking

English-speaking guide

Itinerary
Kakadu 4WD Adventure

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Day 1 Darwin – Kakadu National Park (walking time 1 hr 30 min) Departure for Kakadu National Park, a World Heritage Site, where you enjoy a picnic lunch with views towards Burrunguy (Nourlangie Rock). You learn more about the stories behind the rock art and the spiritual significance of this region for its Indigenous people. From the top of Gunwhardewharde Lookout, enjoy spectacular views over Arnhem Land. At sunset, a cruise on Yellow Water Billabong is planned.

Day 2 Kakadu National Park (walking time 2 hrs) This morning you head south. A hike to the highest point in the region is planned. Your efforts are rewarded with a swim in the natural pools. The lower pool with its oasis-like beach is not to be missed! In the afternoon, visit Maguk (Barramundi Gorge). A short walk with a little rock scrambling leads you to a pool where you can enjoy another refreshing swim. Time permitting, you visit the Warradjan Cultural Centre. It is an excellent opportunity to gain an insight into Aboriginal traditions through interactive exhibits and demonstrations.

Day 3 Kakadu National Park – Darwin (walking time 1 hr 30 min) Departure for the East Alligator River, where you may be lucky enough to spot crocodiles and flying foxes. You then go to Ubirr Rock, famous worldwide for its magnificent rock art, and learn more about the meaning of these special paintings. The climb is rewarded with breathtaking views over the Nardab floodplains and Arnhem Land. On the way back to Darwin you watch birds in the Mamukala wetlands.

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