4 day Kakadu, Katherine Gorge, Litchfield
National Parks Tour

Tour Price

1st April 2008 - 31st March 2009

Triple Twin Share Single Child
Camping N.A. $840 $990 $672
Hotel Accommodated $1095 $1150 $1420 $920

1st April 2009 - 31st March 2010

Triple Twin Share Single Child
Camping N.A. $925 $1075 $740
Hotel Accommodated $1211 $1275 $1545 $1020

Departs Darwin

April 2008 - June 2008

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday

 

July 2008 - October 2008

Daily

 

November 2008 - December 2008

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday

 

January 2009 - Feburary 2009

No Departures

 

March 2009

Tuesday and Saturday only

Finishes

Darwin approx. 7:00pm

Tour Code

BC-SKKL4, BC-SKKL4H

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Itinerary

4 Day Kakadu, Katherine and Litchfield Safari

Day 1 - Darwin to Kakadu

After pick up from your Darwin accommodation, you'll meet your local guide and head south towards Kakadu National Park. Our first adventure is a crocodile spotting cruise. Next we stop for a visit at the Bark Hut Inn before continuing on into Kakadu. After lunch we head for Ubirr Rock where we see classic examples of Aboriginal rock art and spectacular 360 degree views straight out of Crocodile Dundee! Tonight camp in our established camp site under the stars or overnight hotel .(L,D)

Day 2 - Kakadu to Katherine

After breakfast we visit Barramundi Gorge in the dry season and Baraolba Springs or Gunlom Falls when Barramundi Gorge is inaccessible. Both locations offer an opportunity to swim in cool clear water, walk and explore spectacular sandstone country. After lunch we travel south out of the park into the historic mining area of Pine Creek. On the way we stop in at Edith Falls for a refreshing swim. We finish the day by travelling to our campsite at the historic Springvale Homestead. (B,L,D)

Day 3 - Katherine to Mt Bundy Station

Ubirr Rock in Kakadu

After an early start we travel to the majestic Katherine Gorge for a choice of a two hour cruise or a canoeing adventure up the Gorge. The waters are clear, cool and safe for swimming. After lunch we travel back up towards Darwin and continue on to our campsite at Mt Bundy Station, on the bank of the Adelaide River, which was once the largest cattle station in the Territory. Overnight at Mt Bundy Station Permanent Camp (B,L,D)

Day 4 - Mt Bundy Station to Darwin

After breakfast, we depart for Litchfield National Park. Litchfield is famous for its scenic beauty, waterfalls and safe swimming. We visit Florence Falls, Wangi Falls and Buley Rockholes and walk through beautiful rainforests. On the way back to Darwin, we visit the township of Batchelor and return to Darwin approximately 6.30pm. (B,L)

Further Information

Max Passengers

20


Min Passengers

2

Accommodation

KAKADU NATIONAL PARK accommodation may be at either Aurora Kakadu Lodge or at Gagudju Lodge Cooinda. Both complexes have camp grounds, budget accommodation and hotel accommodation all located in an area of approximately one hectare. All camping and accommodation areas are within easy walking distance of each other, and serviced by a general store, bar, bistro and swimming pool. There is an enclosed and (almost) mosquito proof eating shelter. Guests sleep in permanent structures with canvas roofs and shade cloth and canvas walls. They are large, airy and guests sleep two people in each.

KATHERINE is a permanent camp set up at Springvale Homestead near Katherine. There is an enclosed and (almost) mosquito proof eating shelter. Guests sleep in permanent structures with canvas roofs and shade cloth and canvas walls. They are large, airy and guests sleep two people in each. Facilities include a toilets, showers, laundry and swimming pool.

Highlights

  • Ubirr Rock
  • Yellow Water
  • Maguk (Barramundi Gorge)
  • Bowali Visitors Centre
  • Nitmiluk (Katherine Gorge)
  • Edith Falls
  • Pine Creek
  • Mt Bundy Station
  • Wangi Falls
  • Buley Rockhole
  • Florence Falls
  • Batchelor

What to bring

This tour features Aboriginal rock art, wildlife, climbing and swimming - and some participation is encouraged! We recommend you bring comfortable walking shoes, shorts, t-shirts, long pants and long sleeved shirt (mosquito protection and extra warmth at night during winter), swimsuit, hat, towel, pillow, sunblock, necessary medication, change of clothes, camera and spare film, torch and a sense of fun.

Personal luggage is limited to an overnight bag and a day pack. Most Darwin accommodation will be happy to store any excess luggage you may have, some do charge a small fee. We recommend that you store any valuables in safe deposit at your Darwin accommodation.

Notes

The tours will not run over Christmas and New Year unless by special arrangement. Although holiday time, we feel it's important to spend time with our family and friends.

Tours are on request - please email us to check availability for these options.