Venture within the World Heritage listed Kakadu National Park, an area that encompasses incredible geographical diversity and supports a huge range of rare wildlife and flora. Take a cruise to see the custodians of the waterways; crocodiles abound here.

Explore the area of Ubirr, which features ancient Aboriginal rock art depicting cultural myths and early encounters with European settlers. Aboriginals would camp here due to food sources in the area, painting the animals from the hunt on the rock.

Learn about the traditions and lifestyle of the local Indigenous people, and how this has been maintained throughout the ages

Hike past the open air galleries to a lookout. Take in a view of the surrounding wetlands and admire 360 degree views of the region.

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Incredible waterfalls are widespread throughout Kakadu National Park, and the Twin Falls are some of the most beautiful. Enjoy a boat trip through the gorge area to the pristine beach at the base of the fall while spying estuarine crocodiles.

One of the most well known gorge areas in Kakadu, this site holds treasures spanning from sandy beaches, clear water and an abundance of native flora clinging to the rock face, encouraged by the water flow.

Learn about the history of gold mining in the region by visiting the town of Pine Creek. In the late 1800s, the towns first major mine, Eleanor Reef, opened. The discovery drew punters from as far away as China.

Camp out underneath the stars in the Katherine Region, immersed in the best of the outback

B L DNitmiluk Gorge – Mt Bundy Station

Cruise along the tranquil waters of Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge or perhaps see the incredible geography by canoe. The centerpiece of the park, the Gorge, is a maze of waterways drawn from the sandstone by the flowing of the Katherine River.

Swim or drift past the flora and fauna that populate the river banks. Paddle over black bream, barramundi, bream, mullet and catfish as you explore this spectacular hidden waterhole.Travel across the sun-baked terrain of the Outback to camp for the night at remote Bundy Station. Cattle stations are integral to life in the Top End. Explore the property and walk along the banks of the Adelaide River.

Cool off in the pool or try your hand at catching a Barramundi. Sample some classic Northern Territory treats for dinner with juicy crocodile and kangaroo steak on offer.

Overnight: Camping on Bundy Station
B L DLitchfield National Park – Darwin

Filled with waterholes and falls, Litchfield National Park showcases the best of the tropics. Lush pockets of vegetation rise out of the desert, providing shelter to a range of wildlife and a number of pristine pools for swimming.

Enjoy a short bush walk around the spectacular Florence Falls. From the lookout, see double streams of water shoot over the lip of the gorge, filtering down through well fed trees to a waterhole that collects at the base.

The spring fed Wangi Falls are named after a sacred Aboriginal site. A nearby boardwalk provides information about the native flora and fauna of the region.

Encounter the Buley Rockholes, a series of pools cascading downstream. Return back to thriving Darwin for more outdoor adventures or to take some time to laze in the heat. B L