Jon Clark

Kakadu National Parc Vacations

2 reviews

Located 240 km east of Darwin in the Northern Territory, the Kakadu National Park is legendary in Australia. It is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Visit Kakadu National Parc

Hiking / Trekking
Nature, Adventure & Sport
River

Kakadu National Parc: How to get there?

3 hours by car from Darwin

Kakadu National Parc: When to go?

In the dry season (April to November)

Kakadu National Parc: For how long?

2 to 3 days

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Kakadu National Parc: What to see in the surroundings?

Barrière de Corail

Kings Canyon

Panoramic view over the MacDonnell mountain range

West MacDonnell National Park

Kalbarri

What our travelers think about their stay

Timothée D.

Seasoned Traveller

A magnificent natural park 150 kilometres south east of Darwin, Kakadu is a national park that has some of the most impressive scenery in Australia.

My suggestion

Like the rest of northern Australian, it's better to come in the dry season to make the most of the climate and of the sites which often closed in summer.

Alicia Munoz

Seasoned Traveller

Located 240 km east of Darwin in the Northern Territory, the Kakadu National Park is legendary in Australia. It is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

My suggestion

Kakadu can be extremely touristy during the dry season. But it's all relative, with the park covering over 19,000 km². If you distance yourself a bit from the main sites, you can find some seclusion.

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