Adventure Tour Summary
Get ready for an adventure like no other! Journey deep into Australia’s breathtaking wilderness, where rugged landscapes, ancient culture, and incredible wildlife come together for an unforgettable experience.
Start your trip at the UNESCO-listed Kakadu National Park, home to towering sandstone cliffs, lush wetlands, and some of the country’s most spectacular wildlife. Feel the thrill as jumping crocodiles break the surface of the water, spot rare birds in their natural habitat, and step back in time as you explore centuries-old Aboriginal rock art.
Next, make your way to Cahill’s Crossing, where the dramatic tidal waters create one of the best crocodile-viewing spots in the world. Then, hike to Ubirr Rock, where ancient rock galleries tell stories of Australia’s First Nations people, set against a backdrop of sweeping landscapes and fiery sunsets.
This isn’t just a trip—it’s a once-in-a-lifetime adventure into the heart of Australia’s untamed beauty. Ready to explore?
- Tour Operator: Autopia Tours
- Duration: Approx. 12hrs
- People: Min. of 1 Max of 21
- Itinerary Variations: Itineraries or touring routes may change to adapt to seasonal conditions and road changes.
- Age Restriction: Children aged 6-17 years must be accompanied by a legal guardian. Not suitable for children aged 5 and under.
- Medical Conditions: Please inform us of any known medical conditions that you may have before departing.
- Mobility Restriction: This tour is not suitable for mobility impaired travellers (ie. wheelchairs, prams, walkers, strollers).
- Fitness Level: This tour requires a moderate fitness level to complete walks.
- Baggage Limitations: Only 1 5-7kg day bag is allowed per traveller.
Pick up at Darwin CBD
-Meet your lovely tour guides at key pick-up points within the city.
Kakadu National Park, Jumping Crocodiles, Fogg Dam
-Travellers have two options:
Option 1: Experience the Jumping Croc Cruise on the Adelaide River. Get up close and personal with these ancient reptiles as they put on a show of jumping out of the water to catch the bait.
Option 2: Visit the Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve. Learn about its significance on the Limilngan-Wulna people, and witness local wildlife. Make sure to be on the lookout for the park’s unique birdlife.
Corroboree Park Tavern
-Grab a refreshing lunch (at your own expense) and immerse in rich Aboriginal art culture. This is also a great opportunity to support the local community.
Cahill's Crossing & Ubirr Rock
-The journey continues to Cahill’s Crossing, a long-stretch of water that connects Arnhem Land and Kakadu National Park. This is a must see for anyone visiting the park.
-We cap our trip to either Ubirr Rock or Nourlangie Rock. Both are must-see attractions in Darwin and hold high cultural significance to the Aboriginal people. Ubirr Rock provides stunning panoramic views while Nourlangie rock present’s rich Aboriginal art and a great opportunity for birdwatching.