Alligator River Region of Kakadu | Wetlands & Wildlife

Join ‘Flood Country'’ for a fun filled look at the northern landscapes and culture of Kakadu National Park.  This is the ALLIGATOR RIVERS REGION.  A place of drama and a living landscape for the local Binninj people.

An early morning start gets us out to greet the sunrise on the dynamic Adelaide River floodplains.

Enjoy a breakfast snack at the gates of Kakadu National Park before moving directly to the East Alligator River and a walk amongst the varied rock art galleries of Ubirr.  Here is a great opportunity to learn more of the first nation people, customs and culture and also their journey through time as it is recorded on the walls.

Lunch next to the river is followed by intimate interactions with some of the biggest crocodiles getting about. You guide and captain will be a countryman from across the river in Arnhem Land.  Who better to learn the ways of the river from than someone whos family goes back to the beginning of timing the region !

From here we begin the journey back to Darwin.

Expect to get back around 7 pm.

Tour Highlights

Pick up from Darwin

An early morning start at 6am as we make our way to greet the sunrise on the dynamic Adelaide River floodplains. Enjoy a breakfast snack along the way as we head directly to the East Alligator River for intimate interactions with some of the biggest saltwater crocodiles living here.

Ubirr rock & ANCIENT rock art

Ubirr Rock is of cultural significance to the aboriginal people of the area. It is an outstanding location that showcases ancient rock art sites dating back up to 20,000 years. Here, is a great opportunity to immerse yourself in indigenous history and learn about the traditional owners and their journey through time. With the help of the vast knowledge of our local guide, you can hear about the stories recorded in art and how their techniques changed through the years.

Nadab Lookout

It is worth the short climb on uneven ground to the top of Ubirr rock to see panoramic views of the spectacular Nadab floodplains. It is a moment to pause and appreciate the exceptional natural beauty of Kakadu National Park and why it is a world heritage listed park.

lunch next to Infamous Cahills crossing

Enjoy yuor delicious home prepared picnic lunch next to infamous Cahills Crossing where you can safely spot saltwater crocodiles, the world’s largest reptiles.

Guluyambi cultural cruise

Your guide and captain on the 90-minute Guluyambi cultural cruise will be an Aboriginal countryman from across the river in Arnhem Land.  Who better to learn the ways of the river and Aboriginal culture than someone whose rich cultural heritage dates back to the beginning of time itself?

Drop off in Darwin

Following the cruise we begin the journey back to Darwin. Expect to get back around 7 pm.