Mamukala Wetlands Bird Walk
Walk the Mamukala Wetlands boardwalk and observation platform — the best birdwatching site in Kakadu, where thousands of magpie geese and migratory waders concentrate on the South Alligator floodplain in the late dry season.
Jim Jim Falls & Twin Falls Walk
Take a 4WD and boat to Jim Jim Falls — Kakadu's most dramatic waterfall, where the Arnhem Land escarpment plunges 215 metres — and Twin Falls gorge, accessible only in the dry season.
Gunlom Plunge Pool & Escarpment Walk
Walk to Gunlom Falls in the southern Kakadu — one of the most beautiful plunge pools in the Territory — and climb to the top of the escarpment for a view of the surrounding Kakadu landscape.
Ubirr Rock Art & Nadab Lookout Walk
Walk to Ubirr in the East Alligator region — the finest accessible Aboriginal rock art gallery in Australia — with paintings spanning 20,000 years on the sandstone walls of a sacred Bininj site.
Yellow Water Billabong Sunrise Cruise
Join a Yellow Water sunrise cruise — one of Australia's great wildlife experiences — on the South Alligator River floodplain wetlands, with crocodiles, sea eagles, and jabiru storks in a Gondwana landscape.
Nourlangie Rock Art & Anbangbang Walk
Walk the Nourlangie Rock Art circuit — the most accessible and extensive rock art site in Kakadu — featuring the iconic Namarrgon (Lightning Man) painting and the sacred Anbangbang Billabong below.
Bininj & Mungguy Cultural Walk
Join a Bininj or Mungguy guided cultural walk in Kakadu — learning about the two Aboriginal groups whose Country encompasses the national park, their 50,000-year connection to this landscape, and how they manage it today.
Kakadu 4WD Floodplain & Estuarine Walk
Explore Kakadu's accessible estuarine areas in the north — the tidal flats of the Van Diemen Gulf where the South Alligator River meets the sea, for mud-flat birdwatching and estuarine crocodile encounters.