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From resort-style comfort to immersive camping. Choose your base and explore Kakadu your way.
One of the world’s most distinctive hotels. The Indigenous-owned four-star accommodation is uniquely shaped to represent Kakadu's most famous inhabitant, the saltwater crocodile. The hotel is located in the township of Jabiru and is ideally situated for visitors to explore many of Kakadu’s most significant natural attractions such as Ubirr, Nourlangie, Cahills Crossing and the Mamukala Wetlands.
Your gateway to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory of Australia. Owned by the local indigenous community, the lodge offers easy access to Yellow Water cruises, Warradjan Cultural Centre, Jim Jim Falls, Twin Falls, Nourlangie and bushwalks. After a day of adventure or relaxation by our resort-style pools, enjoy al fresco dining at Barra Bistro and Bar or relax in the privacy of your courtyard.
The Ngurrungurrudjba (Yellow Water) Campground & Caravan Park is the perfect place to base yourself for a Kakadu Adventure. The shady camping area is located next to Yellow Water Billabong, and is surrounded by the spectacular landscape of Kakadu National Park, where you can witness the unique wildlife, flora and fauna of this unique part of Australia.

Guided Experiences
Top Sights to Explore
Taste the Flavours of Kakadu
Connect to Country

May to September

October to April
no vehicle: 1-Day AATKings tour
No Vehicle: 2-Day Autopia Tour
No Vehicle: 3-Day Ethical Adventures Tour

Choose your season, see what's available and email your itinerary to yourself!
Driving from Darwin is straightforward via the Arnhem Highway, the main road into Kakadu. The trip typically takes 2–3 hours to Jabiru, 3–4 hours to Cooinda. Along the way, we recommend stopping at the Mamukala Wetlands or visiting the Bowali Visitor Centre near Jabiru to purchase your Parks Pass and pick up information on the region.
If you're searching for a 4WD vehicle or a 4WD Campervan, be sure to check out Adventure Rentals!

Fly into Darwin International Airport, then continue your journey to Kakadu. The Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel is located in Jabiru, approximately a 3-hour drive from Darwin. You’ll need to hire a car or join a tour from Darwin to reach the hotel.
For a faster and scenic option, Kakadu Air offers private charter flights from Darwin to Kakadu. Bookings can be made directly through their website.

Group Tours: A wide range of day trips and multi-day adventures to Kakadu depart from Darwin. Visit our Tours page to explore your options.
Private Tours: For a personalised experience, book a private day or multi-day tour with operators like NT Driver Guide and others.

Nourlangie (Burrungkuy) is one of the most powerful places in Kakadu National Park!
Home to incredible Aboriginal rock art, easy walking trails and sweeping views across the floodplains, Nourlangie offers a deep connection to Country and culture. The rock shelters here tell ancient stories of Creation, animals and daily life, some dating back tens of thousands of years.
Take your time wandering the site, read the stories, and if you can, join a ranger-guided walk to truly understand the meaning behind the art. It’s an unforgettable experience and a must-visit when exploring Kakadu.
Find out more here: kakadutourism.com/see-and-do
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Experiencing Kakadu National Park is stepping into one of Australia’s most extraordinary landscapes!
From ancient Aboriginal rock art and sacred sites to vast wetlands, waterfalls and rugged escarpments, Kakadu offers a powerful connection to culture, nature and time itself. Every season transforms the land, revealing incredible wildlife, dramatic skies and stories that have been told for tens of thousands of years.
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Experience the magic of Yellow Water Billabong sunrise and sunset cruises in Kakadu National Park, where nature comes alive at golden hour 🌅
Glide across the wetlands as the sky reflects on the water, spotting saltwater crocodiles, buffalo and abundant birdlife in their natural habitat🐊🐃
At sunrise, the billabong awakens in soft light and mist, and at sunset, vibrant colours paint the landscape for an unforgettable outback experience.
A Yellow Water cruise is one of the best ways to explore Kakadu’s iconic wetlands, offering incredible photo opportunities and a deeper connection to the Northern Territory’s unique wildlife and landscapes!
Book your incredible cruise today! ⛴️
👉 https://kakadutourism.com/see-and-do/tours
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Discover the ancient rock art of Nanguluwurr in Kakadu National Park, a cultural treasure in Australia’s Northern Territory!
This remarkable sandstone site showcases thousands of years of Aboriginal history, with well-preserved paintings depicting ancestral beings, animals and early contact stories. An easy walk through scenic bushland leads to the gallery, making Nanguluwurr a must-visit for travellers exploring Kakadu’s world-heritage landscapes.
Perfect for culture lovers, photographers and nature enthusiasts, Nanguluwurr offers an unforgettable insight into Indigenous heritage, rock art traditions and the timeless beauty of Kakadu National Park!
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Explore Ubirr, one of Kakadu National Park’s most iconic cultural sites, home to some of the world’s oldest and best-preserved Aboriginal rock art. Wander through ancient galleries that tell stories of creation, hunting and law, then finish with a short walk to the lookout for breathtaking views over the Nadab floodplains. Ubirr is currently open daily from 2pm to sunset, making it the perfect spot to experience culture, history and one of the best sunsets in the Top End.
^ Please be sure to check the Kakadu Access Report which is updated daily: kakadu.gov.au/access
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