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On this epic day tour from Darwin, you'll gain a glimpse of the many wonders that the World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park has to offer. One of Australia's true bucket-list items, Kakadu is rich in both nature and culture, and on the tour you'll head out from Darwin at 6.30am for a full day's worth of adventure. You'll venture into the heart of Kakadu, taking in highlights such as the spectacular Nourlangie Rock to view ancient Aboriginal rock art, then you'll enjoy a delicious buffet lunch amongst these Aussie bushland surrounds.

Next up, join a friendly local guide and embark on a Billabong Cruise on the Yellow Water, keeping an eye out for the many varieties of amazing wildlife such as crocodiles, large birds and more. Follow it with a visit to the Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre to learn more about the history and traditions of Australia's original inhabitants before re-boarding your comfortable, air-conditioned bus and returning to Darwin. Tours depart daily at 6:15am and return around 7:30pm and includes transfers to your Darwin accommodation. For the most comprehensive <strong>Kakadu tour from Darwin</strong> available in a single day, book online here!

Kakadu National Park Day Tour

Head into the luscious and world-famous Kakadu National Park on this 2-day tour from Darwin. Departing the Northern Territory capital, you'll venture along the Arnhem Highway into the large Kakadu National Park. Once you've travelled into the 20,000 square kilometre parklands, you'll be able to see a range of flora and fauna, thousand-year-old Aboriginal rock art and more. 

You'll visit the Warradjan Cultural Centre to learn about the local indigenous people before climbing aboard a Yellow Water Billabong Cruise to see the park from a different viewpoint. With the help of a local guide, you'll search for wild saltwater crocodiles, birdlife and more animals on land, in the water and in the air. Before the day is concluded you'll enjoy a delicious lunch and a stop at Nourlangie rock art galleries. 

Guests who purchase this tour with accommodation will be retiring for the evening at the Indigenous-owned luxury Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel in refurbished rooms with a private courtyard overlooking the pool and delightful gardens. 

On day two, you'll head off in the morning to explore the beautiful World Heritage Area of Ubirr to see ancient rock art galleries said to be 20,000 years old and join a wetlands scenic cruise. Day two's cruise ventures through the East Alligator River on board Guluyambi Cruise to learn about the indigenous culture, local mythology and Dreamtime and spot local wildlife. 

The last stop for the day is a journey ashore in Arnhem Land where you'll be able to visit Vowali Visitor Centre before climbing back aboard the bus and travelling back to Darwin. 

This tour takes you aboard a comfortable air-conditioned coach with an experienced and friendly driver-guide showing you this beautiful land. If you're after a packaged experience of Kakadu and a handful of its surrounding regions, then this 2-day tour from Darwin is your best option.

2 Day Kakadu and East Alligator River Tour

Discover the rugged escarpments and lush wilderness on a 30 minute Kakadu National Park scenic flight from Cooinda. Australia’s largest national park is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Listed landmarks full of spectacular landscapes. Step aboard this affordable and fun flight and enjoy the breathtaking scenery from your window seat. 

Among the highlights you’ll see on this 30 minute flight are The Archway, Arnhem Land escarpment, East Alligator Valley, Mikinj Valley Billabong and Magela floodplains. Enjoy live and recorded commentary as you fly over winding rivers, ancient escarpments and land formations shaped by 1.8 million years of erosion. 

Come and discover these ancient lands, book this scenic Kakadu scenic flight here!

30 Minute Kakadu National Park Flight Ex Cooinda

Experience the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Kakadu National Park from the air on a 60 minute scenic flight from Jabiru Airport. Each passenger will enjoy breathtaking views of the lush wetlands, rugged escarpments, rivers and lands that are sacred to the Aboriginal culture with live and recorded commentary. Kakadu National Park has two major climatic seasons - the 'Wet' and 'Dry' seasons and your flight path may vary slightly depending on the time of year that you fly. 

During the Dry Season (June - November): your pilot will take you over the Ranger Uranium Mine, across to Dinosaur Valley, Upper East Alligator Valley and along the twists and turns of the river. Keep an eye out for crocodiles sunning themselves on the river banks below before sweeping across Magela floodplains and Jabiru's famous Crocodile Hotel. 

Visit during the Wet Season (December - May) to pass the Ranger Uranium Mine, Mt Brockman and along the escarpment to 'Lightening Dreaming and Deaf Adder Gorge. Take in the beauty of Double Falls waterfall and soar across the Arnhem Plateau until it drops away to the amazing Jim Jim and Twin Falls. 

Australia's largest national park is best seen from the air on a Kakadu National Park scenic flight. Tick it off your bucket list and make your visit extraordinary.

Kakadu National Park 60 Minute Flight Ex Jabiru

Witness the lush floodplains, wetlands and rugged escarpments from the air on a breathtaking 30 minute Kakadu National Park scenic flight. Timed just right, this short and sweet flight is a must-do Kakadu experience taking off from Jabiru Airport. Be amazed by the incredible views as you soar over the world heritage listed landscapes. 

Buckle up and relax as your Kakadu scenic flight tracks over ancient escarpments, winding rivers and iconic landmarks such as The Archway, Arnhem Land, East Alligator Valley and Magela Floodplains. As Australia's largest national park, a scenic Kakadu scenic flight is the best way to cover a lot of ground and experience the spectacular landscapes of ancient cultural lands from the window seat of a plane. Get in early, pre-book your Kakadu scenic flight here.

Kakadu National Park 30 Minute Scenic Flight Ex Jabiru

Unearth the beauty of Kakadu National Park and Australia’s oldest living culture on this Kakadu cultural experience with scenic flights, a crocodile cruise on East Alligator River, lunch and a visit to the Ubirr Aboriginal Rock Art Gallery included. Kickstart the day with an air transfer from Darwin to Jabiru tracking over the Adelaide River, Mary River National Park and Kakadu’s massive floodplains and Arnhem Land. 

Upon arrival, meet the team at Guluyambi Cultural Cruises for a serene adventure on the East Alligator River. Learn about the Aboriginal culture and unique environment before visiting the famous Ubirr Aboriginal Rock Art Gallery. A custom made packed lunch is served overlooking a verdant vista teeming with wildlife. This Kakadu Cultural Experience is one of a kind. Don't miss out, reserve your spot here for an unforgettable day out.

Kakadu Scenic Flight, Cruise & Lunch

On this epic day tour from Darwin, you'll gain a glimpse of the many wonders that the World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park has to offer. One of Australia's true bucket-list items, Kakadu is rich in both nature and culture, and on the tour you'll head out from Darwin at 6.30am for a full day's worth of adventure. You'll venture into the heart of Kakadu, taking in highlights such as the spectacular Nourlangie Rock to view ancient Aboriginal rock art, then you'll enjoy a delicious buffet lunch amongst these Aussie bushland surrounds.

Next up, join a friendly local guide and embark on a Billabong Cruise on the Yellow Water, keeping an eye out for the many varieties of amazing wildlife such as crocodiles, large birds and more. Follow it with a visit to the Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre to learn more about the history and traditions of Australia's original inhabitants before re-boarding your comfortable, air-conditioned bus and returning to Darwin. Tours depart daily at 6:15am and return around 7:30pm and includes transfers to your Darwin accommodation. For the most comprehensive Kakadu tour from Darwin available in a single day, book online here!

Darwin Kakadu National Park Tour with Cruise

Embark on an unforgettable day tour to Finniss River Lodge from Darwin. Your adventure begins with a scenic flight, showcasing the stunning landscapes of Adelaide River, Rum Jungle, Litchfield, and Darwin River Dam. Upon landing, a quick buggy ride whisks you to the lodge. Immerse yourself in the Northern Territory's diverse ecosystems with seasonal activities. In the wet season, glide through lush paperbark forests and savannah woodlands on an exhilarating airboat ride. During the dry season, explore rugged terrains and pristine coastlines on a thrilling buggy tour. Both experiences offer unique opportunities to spot local wildlife and flora. Refuel with a world-class, two-course lunch featuring locally sourced ingredients, paired perfectly with the lodge's signature drinks. As your day winds down, board your return flight to Darwin, carrying memories of untamed wilderness and luxurious hospitality.

Finniss River Lodge Air and Ground Tour - 5 Hours

The Northern Territory sure does know how to put on a magical sunset and on this 60 minute Kakadu National Park sunset scenic flight from Jabiru, you can enjoy golden hour from the air. Taking in aerial views over the UNESCO World Heritage Listed national park, passengers will be treated to aerial views of the Ranger Uranium Mine, Dinosaur Valley, Magela floodplains and the winding waterways of the East Alligator River where you may just see a couple of crocodiles sunning themselves on the banks of the river. 

Each Kakadu National Park sunset flight lasts approximately 60 minutes and passengers are guaranteed windows seats throughout the flight to enjoy spectacular panoramic views and brilliant photographic opportunities. If you’re ready to fly, book online here to secure your spot on this sunset flight!

Jabiru Sunset 60 Minute Scenic Tour

Explore the highlights of the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Kakadu National Park in one extraordinary day. Departing from Darwin, travellers will take to the skies for a breathtaking 90 minute scenic flight over Kakadu before touching down in the national park. Join a cruise of the Yellow Water Billabong to discover the famous wetlands that host a strong population of crocodiles in the North. 

The Kakadu day trip continues with a visit to the Warradjan Cultural Centre where you can delve into the history, customs and Dreamtime stories of the traditional elders of this land. View historical artifacts and purchase authentic Indigenous artwork from the gallery gift shop before a 45 minute scenic flight over Kakadu National Park delivering you back to Darwin by 4pm.

Kakadu Day Trip with Return Scenic Flights

Explore the floodplains, Ubirr lookout and join an Adelaide River crocodile cruise on this Kakadu National Park day tour from Darwin. The Kakadu National Park is Australia's largest national park spread over 20,000sq kilometres with diverse terrain, wetlands, ancient woodlands and ancient rock formations. 

In just one day, you'll visit the pristine wilderness, witness giant crocodiles in their natural habitat on an optional Adelaide River Jumping Crocodile Cruise, visit Cahills Crossing, walk to the Ubirr lookout with spectacular views and visit the Bowali Visitor Centre and Marrawuddi Gallery to view incredible Indigenous artwork and jewellery made by Traditional Owners.

1 Day Kakadu National Park Day Trip - from Darwin

Embark on an unforgettable journey to the Banubanu Beach Retreat on Bremer Island, known as Dhambaliya in the Yolngu language. Full of history, this island has been home to the Yolngu people for tens of thousands of years. Its name pays homage to Matthew Flinders, who charted the coastline during his 1803 voyage. Located just a 45-minute boat transfer from Nhulunbuy, this exclusive day tour invites you to explore one of the last untouched frontiers of the Australian coastline. 

Upon arrival, nature’s beauty takes centre stage, with the island's pristine white sand beaches and turquoise waters ready to be explored. Take a dip in the clear waters or unwind on the sand, fully immersed in this tropical haven. Discover the island’s natural wonders as you stroll along scenic walking trails that showcase diverse flora and stunning coastal views. Wrap up your day with a delicious lunch, available for purchase, before heading back to the mainland, ending this remarkable adventure on a memorable note.