3 Day Kakadu, Litchfield Safari in Style Deluxe Camping

Summary

"Large permanent twin share tents with proper beds, pillows, linen, towels, fans and lighting, permanent cooking facilities, screened eating areas, share showers and toilets."

Itinerary

Day 1: Darwin to Point Stuart

Leaving Darwin we head south to the magical Litchfield National Park to experience the stunning waterfalls that flow all year round. Visit Florence Falls where there is a chance to walk through rainforest or swim in the plunge pool below. Experience the natural spa at Buley Rockhole and a refreshing swim at Wangi Falls. You will also discover the impressive termite mounds that are scattered throughout the park. This afternoon we head to Pudakul Cultural Experience where you will meet some of the local Aboriginal people and learn about their culture, bush tucker, art and craft. We overnight at our safari accommodation at Point Stuart Wilderness Lodge.

Meals: L, D

Day 2: Point Stuart to Kakadu National Park

Kakadu National Park is World Heritage listed for its natural features and housing the world's oldest living culture. We journey deep into Kakadu National Park with a chance for a swim this morning. For the adventurous, put your hiking shoes on and head to the top of Gunlom Falls where you will be rewarded with stunning views over Kakadu and amazing clear pools. For those who want a more relaxed stroll the base of the waterfall offers the chance for a swim, surrounded by paperbark trees and the cliff face. Gain further insight into the Aboriginal culture at the Warradjan Cultural Centre where you can read some of the dreamtime stories. Get ready for some 4WD action as we head into Twin Falls. Access to the falls is via a short boat trip and walk over rocks to relax on the beach surrounded by the spectacular sandstone cliff faces. Our safari accommodation tonight is in the heart of Kakadu.

Meals: B, L, D

Day 3: Kakadu to Darwin

We start the day wandering through the ancient rock art galleries at Ubirr before climbing up the rocks to a lookout with 360 degree viewsover the floodplains and Kakadu wetlands. Relax about a three hour boat cruise on Corroboree Billabong where you will experience life on the billabong, which is extremely photogenic, home to amazing birdlife, water lilies and the infamous saltwater crocodile. On our return journey to Darwin there is a chance to gain further insight of our wetlands ecosystem with a stop at the Windows in the Wetlands Information Centre.

Meals: B, L

Further Information

What's Included

Twin Share Safari Accommodation (Including Proper Beds, Linen, Pillows, Towels and Fans), Experienced Tour Guide and Host, Meals as Indicated, Wine with Evening Meals, Accommodation Transfers .

What to Bring

Sturdy Walking Shoes (Ankle High), Swimming Gear, Hat and Sunscreen, Toiletries, Water Bottle, Torch, Insect Repellent, Camera.