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Thanks for reading - I am going to give you a breakdown of our Kakadu Itinerary. Feel free to watch the video below, to get a better visual idea of the trip.

Kakadu Itinerary (2WD Friendly)

Day 1:

• Fogg Dam (free)

• Adelaide River - Jumping Crocodiles (approx $60 per person)

• Mamukala Wetlands (free)

• Jabiru - check in to accomodation

• Ubirr Rockart (free)

• Cahills Crossing (free)

• Jabiru - dinner time

Day 2:

• Jabiru - breakfast

• Marrawuddi Art Centre (free)

• Nanguluwurr rock art (free)

• Maguk (Barramundi Gorge) (free)

• Cooinda Lodge - dinner

Day 3:

• Cooinda Lodge - breakfast

• Yellow Water Cruise (approximately $170 per person)

• Ikoymarrawa Falls (free)

• Litchfield National Park - accomodation

Day 4:

• Litchfield National Park - accomodation

• Florence Falls (free)

• Buley Rock Hole (free)

• Wangi Falls (free)

• Darwin

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Tips and Tricks for Kakadu Roadtrip

1. Pick your seasons - dry season is the coolest time of year to explore the national park, however it’s also the busiest time of year with tourists. If you preffer a quieter time, coming in the build up or wet season will mean it’s a lot quieter.

2. Plan your days - Kakadu is hot all year round. It’s always best to walk, hike and swim in the mornings and evenings. During the middle of the day, you want to be in shade or driving. It’s a serious risk, if you spend too much time in the sun.

3. Explore the small “less touristy” spots - Kakadu is full of hidden gems and people will flock to the popular places. You’ll often have better experiences with less people, at the smaller places.