*This Permanent Eco Tent fare price is (Per Person) for Adults or Children. For guests wishing to sleep in the outback but remain protected from the elements, tented campsite, twin share single beds per tent with mattress, pillow and bed linen supplied.  Suitable for children aged between 8 to 17 years old, must be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian at all times. 

TOUR CODE: KC3-S

OPERATES: Tue, Fri (Apr to Jun) / Tue, Fri, Sun (Jul to Oct)

DEPARTS: 06:30am

RETURNS: 19:00pm

TOURING STYLE: Adventure

TOUR DURATION: 3 Days / 2 Nights

MAIN PICKUP LOCATION & TIME: The Leea Darwin Hotel - 64 Cavenagh St Darwin City @ 6:30am.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Visit the World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park.
• Explore Kakadu Aboriginal Cultural Centres.
• Take a wildlife cruise on the Mary River Wetlands.
• Watch for Crocs and Barramundi at *Cahills Crossing.
• Breathtaking Aboriginal rock art and sunset views at Ubirr Rock.
• Be guided through world-class Aboriginal rock art sites Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) and/or Ubirr walk (conditions/seasonality permitting).
• Adventure to some of Kakadu’s most impressive waterfalls and plunge pools (conditions/seasonality permitting)
• Be impressed by century-old magnetic termite mounds.
• Uncover the wonder of Litchfield National Park’s roaring waterfalls and hidden waterholes.
• Take a dip in the pools of Florence Falls, Buley Rockhole, or Wangi Falls.

*This itinerary may change due to seasonal access, limiting entry to certain areas before and after the dry season. The falls typically don’t open until late June. The highlights are guidelines, as Kakadu’s diverse landscape and weather require flexibility, and group fitness levels will affect where we visit.

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Join us on an exclusive 4WD safari for the adventure of a lifetime, showcasing the very best of Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks. Discover some of the world’s oldest and best-preserved Aboriginal rock paintings, and keep an eye out for our prehistoric residents—crocodiles—while cruising the ancient wetlands by boat.

Venture off the beaten path as we hike through monsoon rainforests to spectacular waterfalls, where you can cool off in breathtaking natural plunge pools. Explore stunning landscapes and culturally rich areas.

Each evening, unwind in comfort after a day of adventure. Our private campsites feature fully-equipped, enclosed camp kitchens and spacious safari tents or traditional bush swags. After thrilling days of exploration, culture, and spectacular views, relax under the stars in a serene bushland setting, enjoying your comfortable twin safari tent or canvas-covered swag experience.

This tour is more than just a trip—it’s an immersive experience. You’ll join your guide and fellow travellers to prepare meals, learning the traditional art of bush cooking. It’s a fantastic opportunity for team-building, surrounded by the stunning outback, with unforgettable sunsets, stargazing, crackling campfires, and plenty of laughter along the way. Prepare for an adventure you’ll never forget!

Day 1: Darwin - Kakadu National Park

Start your adventure by departing from Darwin and heading out to the Mary River Wetlands region onboard the Corroboree Billabong Wetland Cruise. A great opportunity to spot a huge range of Top End birdlife, not to mention some apex predators… crocodiles! 

We journey on to Kakadu National Park visiting the Bowali Visitor Centre which offers a beautiful introduction to the Park’s landscape and wildlife. After some relaxation at camp, we will journey north to *Cahills Crossing on the border of Kakadu and Arnhem Land. We will visit one of the best-preserved collections of Aboriginal rock art in the world at Ubirr rock upon sunset. This incredibly significant site showcases many styles of rock art and allows us to climb up high for a sunset that will blow you away looking out over the Nadab Floodplain. After a big day, we head back to our cozy private camp and prepare dinner together, enjoying an evening with our fellow travellers.

Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Camping: Jabiru Campground - Permanent Safari Tents or Bush Swags (communal bathroom facilities)
Driving Distance: 420km
Hike Distance and Grading: 1km loop Grade 3, featuring flat pathways and a gradual climb up a rock face to the vantage point at the top.

Day 2: Kakadu Waterfalls & Plunge Pools

We rise and shine early on day 2 and make our way south in Kakadu National Park. Today we’ll spend the day soaking up the spectacular natural beauty of the area, hiking through lush monsoon rainforests, and swimming in pristine plunge pools and waterfalls surrounded by steep escarpments and rocky cliffs.

We aim to visit one or more of the available waterfalls depending on the group's physical ability to complete the hike(s). This can include any one of the following: Gunlom Falls, Motor Car Falls, Moline Rockhole, Maguk (Barramundi Gorge), or Jim Jim Falls. There are many factors affecting accessibility although your guide will ensure you get the best experience possible. 

Time permitting, we stop at Burrungkuy (Nourlangie Rock), another indigenous rock art site where archaeologists have uncovered works dating back over 20,000 years old. We explore the evolving social, cultural and environmental changes to the area over time before making our way back to camp for a hearty dinner and a well-earned rest.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Camping: Jabiru Campground - Permanent Tents or Bush Swags (communal bathroom facilities)
Driving Distance: 150km
Hike Distance and Grading:  1.5km - 4km Grade 4

Day 3: Kakadu to Litchfield National Park to Darwin

An exciting day awaits as we head out of Kakadu National Park and travel towards Litchfield National Park.

We will spend the afternoon immersed in Litchfield’s natural oasis of waterfalls, spring-fed streams and rugged sandstone escarpments. We’ll spend time in any combination of Buley Rockholes, Wangi Falls or Florence Falls for a refreshing soak in picturesque rock holes and waterfalls.

Discover the uniquely impressive Magnetic and Cathedral Termite Mounds before making our way back to Darwin, arriving back at your accommodation at approximately 7:00pm.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Driving Distance:  500km
Hike Distance and Grading: 1 - 2 km Grade 2-3.

*Autopia Tours reserves the right to alter the route or itinerary schedule during seasonal weather fluctuations and/or during park closures due to traditional landowner ceremonies.

INCLUSIONS:

• 2 Nights’ Permanent Eco Style Tented Campsites (2 x Kakadu)
• Includes: 2 x Breakfasts, 3 x Lunches, 2 x Dinners (guest participation)
• Aboriginal culture and rock art viewing
• Corroboree Billabong Wetland Cruise
• Kakadu Pass & National Parks entry fees included
• Guided bush walks (up to 3km, grade 2-4)
• Hosted by an accredited outback driver-guide
• Air-conditioned 4WD off-road bus travel
• Comprehensive local tour commentary
• Selected Darwin inner-city pick-up/drop-off points
• Australian bush swag - canvas-covered bush bed roll (Bush Swag option)
• Top & fitted sheets, mattress and pillow & case provided (Safari Tent option).

EXCLUSIONS:

• Sleeping bags can be hired from us for $40 AUD. This includes cleaning costs. You are more than welcome to bring your own. Payment is to be made through our reservations department prior to departure. 
• Any meals not indicated on the itinerary. For those with special dietaries, we recommend you bring snacks as options are limited in the outback.
• Hotel transfers pre/post tour itinerary to a nominated pickup point.
• Personal travel insurance is highly recommended.
• Spending money for personal items and expenses.

WHAT TO BRING:

2-3L Refillable water bottle, wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses & sunscreen, beach towel & toiletries, bathers or swimwear, comfortable sturdy hiking shoes (closed shoes), all-weather clothing (extreme conditions day/night), camera, flashlight, headlamp or torch, tropical strength insect repellent, mosquito or fly net (summer months), 15kg overnight bag & small day pack, bring your own sleeping bag & pillow (optional - if staying in a swag), recharge power bank (limited access to power to charge phone or cameras) and money for snack and meals.

CHILD POLICY:

Children aged between 8 to 17 years old must be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian at all times and must stay in private twin rooms. Not suitable for infants or children 7 years and under. Not suitable for infants or children 7 years and under, due to safety requirements and the level of fitness required to complete the walks.

WEATHER:

The weather in the Top End of the Northern Territory can fluctuate and be extreme. It is not unheard of for temperatures to reach over 40+ degrees Celsius with high humidity in the dry season and temperatures can drop dramatically in the evening. Please ensure you have checked the average temperatures for the time of year you are travelling and have packed adequate clothing. In the event of rain or inclement weather, your experience will still go ahead, unless contacted by the provider.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

• Mandatory Details: Passenger details are required at the time of booking, including date of birth, food allergies, and a contact phone number.
• Dietary Requirements: While we strive to accommodate most dietary needs, passengers must inform their booking agent of any specific dietary requirements at the time of booking. As we travel to remote areas, we have limited options once the tour departs, so prior notice is essential.
• Medical Conditions: Please notify the tour operator of any known medical conditions when booking. This tour is physically demanding and requires a moderate level of fitness and mobility.
• Fitness Level: A minimum moderate to advanced level of fitness is required to complete the walks. The length of walks will be between 2 km to 4 km each day, often over steep rocky sections and in direct sunlight and high humidity. An approximate 9.5 km walk is included in this tour. Walks will be conducted at the guide’s discretion for guest safety. A doctor’s certificate is required for participants over 75 years old, submitted at least 30 days prior to travel.
• Age Restrictions: Children aged 8 to 17 must be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian at all times. The tour is not suitable for infants or children aged 7 and under due to safety requirements and the physical demands of the walks.
• Mobility Considerations: This tour is not suitable for mobility-impaired travellers, including those using wheelchairs, walkers, prams, or strollers.
• Baggage Limitations: Limited storage space is available on our vehicle. Each traveller may bring 1 x 15 kg travel bag and 1 x 5 kg day bag. Large suitcases need to be stored at your hotel while on tour.
• Itinerary Variations: Itineraries may change due to seasonal conditions, and occasionally sites in the parks may close for cultural reasons or restricted swimming hole access. We prioritise safety and plan accordingly to ensure the best experience for our guests.
• Guest Participation: Guests are encouraged to participate in lunch preparation, unpacking, and loading luggage into the vehicles. This collaborative effort promotes a relaxed atmosphere, fostering connections among travellers after a day of touring.
• Reconfirmation of Details: All travellers are asked to reconfirm their tour details within 7 days prior to departure by calling 03 9393 1333.

*This Permanent Eco Tent fare price is (Per Person) for Adults or Children . For guests wishing to sleep in the outback but remain protected from the elements, tented campsite, twin share single beds per tent with mattress, pillow and bed linen supplied. Suitable for children aged between 8 to 17 years old, must be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian at all times.
TOUR CODE: KC3-S

OPERATES: Tue, Fri (Apr to Jun) / Tue, Fri, Sun (Jul to Oct)
DEPARTS: 06:30am
RETURNS: 19:00pm
TOURING STYLE: Adventure
TOUR DURATION: 3 Days / 2 Nights
MAIN PICKUP LOCATION & TIME: The Leea Darwin Hotel - 64 Cavenagh St Darwin City @ 6:30am.
HIGHLIGHTS: Visit the World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park. Explore Kakadu Aboriginal Cultural Centres. Take a wildlife cruise on the Mary River Wetlands. Watch for Crocs and Barramundi at *Cahills Crossing. Breathtaking Aboriginal rock art and sunset views at Ubirr Rock. Be guided through world-class Aboriginal rock art sites Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) and/or Ubirr walk (conditions/seasonality permitting). Adventure to some of Kakadu’s most impressive waterfalls and plunge pools (conditions/seasonality permitting) Be impressed by century-old magnetic termite mounds. Uncover the wonder of Litchfield National Park’s roaring waterfalls and hidden waterholes. Take a dip in the pools of Florence Falls, Buley Rockhole, or Wangi Falls.
* This itinerary may change due to seasonal access, limiting entry to certain areas before and after the dry season. The falls typically don’t open until late June. The highlights are guidelines, as Kakadu’s diverse landscape and weather require flexibility, and group fitness levels will affect where we visit.
TOUR DESCRIPTION
Join us on an exclusive 4WD safari for the adventure of a lifetime, showcasing the very best of Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks. Discover some of the world’s oldest and best-preserved Aboriginal rock paintings, and keep an eye out for our prehistoric residents—crocodiles—while cruising the ancient wetlands by boat.
Venture off the beaten path as we hike through monsoon rainforests to spectacular waterfalls, where you can cool off in breathtaking natural plunge pools. Explore stunning landscapes and culturally rich areas.
Each evening, unwind in comfort after a day of adventure. Our private campsites feature fully-equipped, enclosed camp kitchens and spacious safari tents or traditional bush swags. After thrilling days of exploration, culture, and spectacular views, relax under the stars in a serene bushland setting, enjoying your comfortable twin safari tent or canvas-covered swag experience.
This tour is more than just a trip—it’s an immersive experience. You’ll join your guide and fellow travellers to prepare meals, learning the traditional art of bush cooking. It’s a fantastic opportunity for team-building, surrounded by the stunning outback, with unforgettable sunsets, stargazing, crackling campfires, and plenty of laughter along the way. Prepare for an adventure you’ll never forget!
Day 1: Darwin - Kakadu National Park
Start your adventure by departing from Darwin and heading out to the Mary River Wetlands region onboard the Corroboree Billabong Wetland Cruise. A great opportunity to spot a huge range of Top End birdlife, not to mention some apex predators… crocodiles!
We journey on to Kakadu National Park visiting the Bowali Visitor Centre which offers a beautiful introduction to the Park’s landscape and wildlife. After some relaxation at camp, we will journey north to *Cahills Crossing on the border of Kakadu and Arnhem Land. We will visit one of the best-preserved collections of Aboriginal rock art in the world at Ubirr rock upon sunset. This incredibly significant site showcases many styles of rock art and allows us to climb up high for a sunset that will blow you away looking out over the Nadab Floodplain. After a big day, we head back to our cozy private camp and prepare dinner together, enjoying an evening with our fellow travellers.
Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Camping: Jabiru Campground - Permanent Safari Tents or Bush Swags (communal bathroom facilities)
Driving Distance: 420km
Hike Distance and Grading: 1km loop Grade 3, featuring flat pathways and a gradual climb up a rock face to the vantage point at the top.
Day 2: Kakadu Waterfalls & Plunge Pools
We rise and shine early on day 2 and make our way south in Kakadu National Park. Today we’ll spend the day soaking up the spectacular natural beauty of the area, hiking through lush monsoon rainforests, and swimming in pristine plunge pools and waterfalls surrounded by steep escarpments and rocky cliffs.
We aim to visit one or more of the available waterfalls depending on the group's physical ability to complete the hike(s). This can include any one of the following: Gunlom Falls, Motor Car Falls, Moline Rockhole, Maguk (Barramundi Gorge), or Jim Jim Falls. There are many factors affecting accessibility although your guide will ensure you get the best experience possible.
Time permitting, we stop at Burrungkuy (Nourlangie Rock), another indigenous rock art site where archaeologists have uncovered works dating back over 20,000 years old. We explore the evolving social, cultural and environmental changes to the area over time before making our way back to camp for a hearty dinner and a well-earned rest.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Camping: Jabiru Campground - Permanent Tents or Bush Swags (communal bathroom facilities)
Driving Distance: 150km
Hike Distance and Grading: 1.5km - 4km Grade 4
Day 3: Kakadu to Litchfield National Park to Darwin
An exciting day awaits as we head out of Kakadu National Park and travel towards Litchfield National Park.
We will spend the afternoon immersed in Litchfield’s natural oasis of waterfalls, spring-fed streams and rugged sandstone escarpments. We’ll spend time in any combination of Buley Rockholes, Wangi Falls or Florence Falls for a refreshing soak in picturesque rock holes and waterfalls.
Discover the uniquely impressive Magnetic and Cathedral Termite Mounds before making our way back to Darwin, arriving back at your accommodation at approximately 7:00pm.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Driving Distance: 500km
Hike Distance and Grading: 1 - 2 km Grade 2-3.
*Autopia Tours reserves the right to alter the route or itinerary schedule during seasonal weather fluctuations and/or during park closures due to traditional landowner ceremonies.
INCLUSIONS: 2 Nights’ Permanent Eco Style Tented Campsites (2 x Kakadu) Includes: 2 x Breakfasts, 3 x Lunches, 2 x Dinners (guest participation) Aboriginal culture and rock art viewing Corroboree Billabong Wetland Cruise Kakadu Pass & National Parks entry fees included Guided bush walks (up to 3km, grade 2-4) Hosted by an accredited outback driver-guide Air-conditioned 4WD off-road bus travel Comprehensive local tour commentary Selected Darwin inner-city pick-up/drop-off points Australian bush swag - canvas-covered bush bed roll (Bush Swag option) Top & fitted sheets, mattress and pillow & case provided (Safari Tent option).



EXCLUSIONS:
Sleeping bags can be hired from us for $40 AUD. This includes cleaning costs. You are more than welcome to bring your own. Payment is to be made through our reservations department prior to departure. Any meals not indicated on the itinerary. For those with special dietaries, we recommend you bring snacks as options are limited in the outback. Hotel transfers pre/post tour itinerary to a nominated pickup point. Personal travel insurance is highly recommended. Spending money for personal items and expenses.
WHAT TO BRING:
2-3L Refillable water bottle, wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses & sunscreen, beach towel & toiletries, bathers or swimwear, comfortable sturdy hiking shoes (closed shoes), all-weather clothing (extreme conditions day/night), camera, flashlight, headlamp or torch, tropical strength insect repellent, mosquito or fly net (summer months), 15kg overnight bag & small day pack, bring your own sleeping bag & pillow (optional - if staying in a swag), recharge power bank (limited access to power to charge phone or cameras) and money for snack and meals.
CHILD POLICY:

Children aged between 8 to 17 years old must be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian at all times and must stay in private twin rooms. Not suitable for infants or children 7 years and under. Not suitable for infants or children 7 years and under, due to safety requirements and the level of fitness required to complete the walks.
WEATHER:
The weather in the Top End of the Northern Territory can fluctuate and be extreme. It is not unheard of for temperatures to reach over 40+ degrees Celsius with high humidity in the dry season and temperatures can drop dramatically in the evening. Please ensure you have checked the average temperatures for the time of year you are travelling and have packed adequate clothing. In the event of rain or inclement weather, your experience will still go ahead, unless contacted by the provider.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Mandatory Details: Passenger details are required at the time of booking, including date of birth, food allergies, and a contact phone number. Dietary Requirements: While we strive to accommodate most dietary needs, passengers must inform their booking agent of any specific dietary requirements at the time of booking. As we travel to remote areas, we have limited options once the tour departs, so prior notice is essential. Medical Conditions: Please notify the tour operator of any known medical conditions when booking. This tour is physically demanding and requires a moderate level of fitness and mobility. Fitness Level: A minimum moderate to advanced level of fitness is required to complete the walks. The length of walks will be between 2 km to 4 km each day, often over steep rocky sections and in direct sunlight and high humidity. An approximate 9.5 km walk is included in this tour. Walks will be conducted at the guide’s discretion for guest safety. A doctor’s certificate is required for participants over 75 years old, submitted at least 30 days prior to travel. Age Restrictions: Children aged 8 to 17 must be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian at all times. The tour is not suitable for infants or children aged 7 and under due to safety requirements and the physical demands of the walks. Mobility Considerations: This tour is not suitable for mobility-impaired travellers, including those using wheelchairs, walkers, prams, or strollers. Baggage Limitations: Limited storage space is available on our vehicle. Each traveller may bring 1 x 15 kg travel bag and 1 x 5 kg day bag. Large suitcases need to be stored at your hotel while on tour. Itinerary Variations: Itineraries may change due to seasonal conditions, and occasionally sites in the parks may close for cultural reasons or restricted swimming hole access. We prioritise safety and plan accordingly to ensure the best experience for our guests. Guest Participation: Guests are encouraged to participate in lunch preparation, unpacking, and loading luggage into the vehicles. This collaborative effort promotes a relaxed atmosphere, fostering connections among travellers after a day of touring. Reconfirmation of Details: All travellers are asked to reconfirm their tour details within 7 days prior to departure by calling 03 9393 1333.

This Private Double/Twin Share Ensuite Room fare price is (Per Person) for Adults or Children. Children aged between 8 to 17 years old, must be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian at all times.

TOUR CODE: KO4-S

OPERATES: *Mon, fortnightly (Apr to Jun) / Mon, weekly (Jul to Oct)

DEPARTS: 08:00am

RETURNS: 18:30pm

TOURING STYLE: Comfort-level

TOUR DURATION: 4 Days / 3 Nights

MAIN PICKUP LOCATION & TIME: The Leea Darwin Hotel - 64 Cavenagh St Darwin City @ 8:00am. 

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Visit Kakadu National Park (Gagadju Country), a World Heritage-listed site.
• Explore Bowali & Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centres.
• Experience the Guluyambi Cultural Cruise on the East Alligator River, located on the border of Kakadu and Arnhem Land.
• Watch for Crocs and Barramundi at *Cahills Crossing
• Breathtaking Aboriginal rock art and sunset views at Ubirr Rock.
• Be guided through two exceptional Aboriginal rock art locations, Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) and Ubirr Rock (conditions/seasonality permitting).
• Visit spectacular waterholes in Kakadu and Edith Falls (Leliyn) offering a tranquil setting with a waterfall and plunge pool for relaxation.
• Immerse in Jawoyn culture in a NitNit Dreaming Katherine Two Gorge cruise, optional activity is a scenic helicopter ride over Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk Gorge in Jawoyn) and its surrounds.
• Explore the rich culture of the Top End through immersive experiences, and gain a deeper understanding of the diverse cultural heritage of the lands we explore.

ITINERARY:

Kakadu and Katherine National Park, and the surrounding area can be explored in the comfort of a fully guided tour, showcasing the best of culture and scenery. Discover the oldest and best preserved Aboriginal rock art in the world, spot some prehistoric reptiles (crocodiles) as we cruise the river system by boat, and experience local culture, stories, and traditions. We'll explore monsoon forests, spectacular escarpment country, and the amazing biodiversity of Kakadu's landscapes, home to many endemic species of flora and fauna. Enjoy comfortable air-conditioned accommodations in Kakadu and Katherine. Get ready to immerse yourself in a delightful cultural experience at a relaxed leisurely pace. This isn’t just another tour; you’re becoming part of the community! Join your guide and friendly outback companions as you explore the rich traditions and stories of the area. Enjoy engaging conversations, learn about local customs, and experience the vibrant culture firsthand. This journey is all about celebrating connections to the land and fostering community. Let the warmth of the locals and the joy of learning enhance your time in the Top End!

Day 1: Darwin - Kakadu National Park

We head back to our accommodation for a delicious dinner, reflecting on the incredible landscapes and cultural experiences of the day.

We depart from Darwin (Larrakia Country) and head toward the wetlands region known as WakWak—a name sometimes associated with the traditional lands of the Larrakia and other local clans—located about an hour outside the city. Here, the Top End’s remarkable scenery comes into full view, and we’ll have the chance to spot a wide variety of birdlife as well as apex predators like saltwater crocodiles. Our journey continues as we make our way into Kakadu National Park (Gagadju Country), located approximately 300 km east of Darwin. Upon arrival, we check into our accommodation and begin to immerse ourselves in the natural beauty of this iconic region. We’ll stop at the Bowali Visitor Centre—Bowali meaning “sacred” in the Bininj/Mungguy language—to gain a deeper understanding of the park's ecology, history, and traditional custodians. You’ll then have the option to take a scenic flight with Kakadu Air, offering a bird’s-eye view of Kakadu’s spectacular landscapes—an unforgettable perspective of escarpments, wetlands, and winding billabongs. Alternatively, you can visit Marrawuddi Arts and Culture, an Aboriginal art centre showcasing the work of local artists from Kakadu and Arnhem Land. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to connect with the stories, traditions, and creativity of the region's Indigenous communities.

In the afternoon, we travel to the East Alligator region (Gunjurri), located at the northeastern edge of the park. Here, we’ll view the Cahill Crossing, the only road access point between Kakadu and Arnhem Land and a well-known spot for crocodile sightings. We then visit the iconic Ubirr Rock, one of the most significant Aboriginal rock art sites in Australia. As we explore the ancient galleries, we gain insight into the traditions of the Bininj/Mungguy people. A short climb to the lookout rewards us with a spectacular sunset over the Nardab Floodplain and Arnhem Land—a truly breathtaking end to the day. We return to our accommodation for a delicious dinner and a chance to reflect on the incredible cultural and natural experiences of the day.

Meals: Lunch, Dinner. Accomm: Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel, options include twin, double, single rooms with ensuite. Options: Kakadu Air Scenic Flights in the afternoon or sunset. Driving Distance: 420km. Hike Distance and Grading: 2km loop Grade 2-3.

Day 2: Kakadu National Park

Today is dedicated to further exploring the rich cultural heritage of Kakadu National Park (known as Gagadju in the traditional language).

We begin the day with an early morning *Guluyambi Cultural Cruise along the East Alligator River (Guluyambi in the local language), which marks the boundary between Kakadu and Arnhem Land. Led by an Indigenous guide, this experience offers powerful insights into the region’s creation stories, traditional customs, and local ecology. Along the way, we’ll keep an eye out for majestic birdlife, and of course, saltwater crocodiles in their natural habitat. (*Note: In April and early May, the Guluyambi Cruise is replaced with the Yellow Water Cruise due to seasonal conditions.)

Later, we explore the remarkable Burrungkuy region (also known as Nourlangie)—a site rich with Aboriginal rock art and spiritual significance. Our guided walk includes stops at Kunwarddewardde Lookout, Anbangbang Billabong, and Nawurlandja Lookout, offering panoramic views over Kakadu’s diverse landscapes. For those up for more adventure, there's the option to extend the walk to the Naguluwurr Art Site, where some of the park’s oldest and most significant rock art can be found. As we journey through these breathtaking escarpments, billabongs, and woodlands, you’ll learn about the ancestral beings and creation stories embedded in the land and its art—stories that continue to guide and connect the Bininj/Mungguy people to Country. We wrap up the day with another spectacular Kakadu sunset, before returning to our accommodation for a delicious evening meal and a chance to reflect on the deep cultural insights and natural beauty experienced throughout the day.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. Accomm: Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel, options include twin, double, single rooms with ensuite. Driving Distance: 100km. Hike Distance and Grading: 3km grade 2.

Day 3: Kakadu - Katherine

After a leisurely morning, we set off southwest toward our next incredible destination: Katherine (also known as Katherine in the Gurinji language) and Nitmiluk (the traditional Jawoyn name for Nitmiluk National Park and Katherine Gorge). The scenic drive takes us through the stunning landscapes of Northern Australia, showcasing the vibrant earthy hues of the bush. Keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife, including the Red-Tailed Black Cockatoo, Agile Wallabies, wild horses, and buffalo. As we pass through the historic township of Pine Creek (known to local Aboriginal groups as Binjari), we'll stop to stretch our legs and enjoy a selection of refreshments, including the popular homemade ice cream loved by locals. 

After checking into our accommodation in Katherine, we’ll head to Nitmiluk National Park (the traditional land of the Jawoyn people) and Katherine Gorge (also known as Nitmiluk Gorge) for the 2-hour NitNit Dreaming Two Gorge Cruise. This leisurely journey offers a glimpse into the history and stories of this stunning area, as you glide between 70-metre sheer rock walls, with wildlife often peeking out from the shadows. Surrounded by rich creation stories, you’ll marvel at the breathtaking scenery and the tranquil atmosphere of the cruise. After the cruise, we’ll return to Katherine (Gurinji Country) to unwind in our comfortable accommodations, enjoying local hospitality as we prepare for our fourth and final day of exploration in this beautiful region.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. Accomm: Katherine either Knotts Crossing Resort or Contour Hotel, options include twin, double, single rooms with ensuite bathrooms. Options: Katherine Gorge Scenic Helicopter Flight, free-time between 2pm-3:30pm. Driving Distance: 310km. Hike Distance and Grading: 1km.

Day 4: Katherine - Darwin

This morning, we’ll make the most of the Katherine area (known as Katherine in the Gurinji language), starting with a rejuvenating dip at the Katherine Hot Springs (also known as Nitmiluk in the Jawoyn language), where you can enjoy a swim. Next, we’ll visit the Nitmiluk Cultural Centre, located in the heart of Nitmiluk National Park, for an immersive experience that offers a unique insight into Jawoyn culture, where you’ll learn about the traditions that shape this ancient land. After this enriching cultural experience, we’ll stop for lunch at Top Didj Art Gallery (a contemporary Aboriginal art gallery), where guests can explore local artworks. Then, we’ll continue our journey to the stunning Edith Falls (also known as Leliyn, meaning “cascading waterfall” in Jawoyn), where you can relax in a picturesque Top End setting, enjoying a large plunge pool beneath a cascading waterfall—a perfect spot to cool off!

On the way back to Darwin (known as Larrakia Country), we’ll make a refreshing stop at the Lazy Lizard Tavern in Pine Creek (also known as Binjari, a traditional Aboriginal name for the region), for a quick break and a chance to stretch your legs. This charming spot offers a laid-back atmosphere and is a great place to enjoy a drink or a snack before continuing the journey. In the evening, we’ll return to Darwin, enriched by your cultural awakening and connection to the land. You’ll have the opportunity to explore the vibrant Mindil Markets, where drivers can drop you off. Please note that you’ll need to arrange your own transportation home afterward. Alternatively, you can unwind at your accommodation, taking some time to reflect on the adventures and new friendships you’ve made along the way.

Meals: Breakfast & Lunch. Driving Distance: 350km. Hike Distance and Grading: 1km Grade 1. 

*Autopia Tours reserves the right to alter the route or itinerary schedule during seasonal weather fluctuations and/or during park closures due to traditional landowner ceremonies.

INCLUSIONS:

• 3 Nights’ Accommodation Private ensuite rooms (2 x Kakadu (Jabiru), 1 x Katherine)
• Includes: 3 x Breakfast, 4 x Lunch, 3 x Dinner
• Aboriginal culture and rock art viewing
• Guluyambi Cultural Cruise, East Alligator
• Katherine Gorge NitNit cultural cruise
• Kakadu Pass & National Parks entry fees included
• Guided bush walks (up to ~6km, grade 1-2)
• Accredited outback driver-guide
• Air-conditioned mini-coach travel
• Comprehensive tour commentary
• Selected Darwin inner-city pick-up/drop-off points

EXCLUSIONS:

• Any meals not indicated within the itinerary. For those with special dietaries, we recommend you bring snacks as options are limited in the outback.
• Personal travel insurance is highly recommended.
• Spending money for personal items and expenses.

WHAT TO BRING:

3L Refillable water bottle, hat, sunglasses & sunscreen, beach towel & toiletries, bathers or swimwear, comfortable sturdy hiking shoes (closed shoes), all-weather clothing (extreme conditions day/night), 15kg overnight bag & small day pack, tropical strength insect repellent, mosquito or fly net (summer months), flashlight, headlamp, or torch, recharge power bank limited access, money for snack and meals, camera.

CHILD POLICY:

Children aged between 8 to 17 years old, must be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian at all times. Not suitable for infants or children 7 years and under, due to safety requirements and the level of fitness required to complete the walks.

WEATHER:

The weather in the Top End of the Northern Territory can fluctuate and be extreme. It is not unheard of for temperatures to reach over 40+ degrees Celsius with high humidity in the dry season and temperatures can drop dramatically in the evening. Please ensure you have checked the average temperatures for the time of year you are travelling and have packed adequate clothing

IMPORTANT NOTES:

• Mandatory Details: Passenger details are required at the time of booking, including date of birth, food allergies, and a contact phone number.
• Dietary Requirements: While we strive to accommodate most dietary needs, passengers must inform their booking agent of any specific dietary requirements at the time of booking. As we travel to remote areas, we have limited options once the tour departs, so prior notice is essential.
• Medical Conditions: Please notify the tour operator of any known medical conditions when booking. 
• Fitness Level: A minimum moderate fitness level is necessary to complete daily walks, which range from 1 km to 2 km over steep, rocky terrain, often in direct sunlight and high humidity. An approximate 4 km walk is included in this tour. Walks will be conducted at the guide’s discretion for guest safety. A doctor’s certificate is required for participants over 75 years old, submitted at least 30 days prior to travel.
• Age Restrictions: Children aged 8 to 17 must be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian at all times. The tour is not suitable for infants or children aged 7 and under due to safety requirements and the physical demands of the walks.
• Fare Type Accommodation Options: 
  - Private Double/Twin Room (KO4-S) is for Adults and Children, staying in a double or twin room with ensuite bathroom and must be purchased by Qty2 people staying together.
• Baggage Limitations: Limited storage space is available on our vehicle. Each traveller may bring 1 x 15 kg travel bag and 1 x 5 kg day bag. Larger suitcases should be stored at your hotel during the tour.
• Itinerary Variations: Itineraries may change due to seasonal conditions, and occasionally sites in the parks may close for cultural reasons or restricted swimming hole access. We prioritise safety and plan accordingly to ensure the best experience for our guests.
• Guest Participation: Guests are encouraged to participate in lunch preparation, unpacking, and loading luggage into the vehicles. This collaborative effort promotes a relaxed atmosphere, fostering connections among travellers after a day of touring.
• Reconfirmation of Details: All travellers are asked to reconfirm their tour details within 7 days prior to departure by calling 03 9393 1333.

This Private Double/Twin Share Ensuite Room fare price is (Per Person) for Adults or Children. Children aged between 8 to 17 years old, must be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian at all times.
TOUR CODE: KO4-S
OPERATES: *Mon, fortnightly (Apr to Jun) / Mon, weekly (Jul to Oct)
DEPARTS: 08:00am
RETURNS: 18:30pm
TOURING STYLE: Comfort-level
TOUR DURATION: 4 Days / 3 Nights
MAIN PICKUP LOCATION & TIME: The Leea Darwin Hotel - 64 Cavenagh St Darwin City @ 8:00am.
HIGHLIGHTS:
Visit Kakadu National Park (Gagadju Country), a World Heritage-listed site. Explore Bowali & Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centres. Experience the Guluyambi Cultural Cruise on the East Alligator River, located on the border of Kakadu and Arnhem Land. Watch for Crocs and Barramundi at *Cahills Crossing Breathtaking Aboriginal rock art and sunset views at Ubirr Rock. Be guided through two exceptional Aboriginal rock art locations, Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) and Ubirr Rock (conditions/seasonality permitting). Visit spectacular waterholes in Kakadu and Edith Falls (Leliyn) offering a tranquil setting with a waterfall and plunge pool for relaxation. Immerse in Jawoyn culture in a NitNit Dreaming Katherine Two Gorge cruise, optional activity is a scenic helicopter ride over Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk Gorge in Jawoyn) and its surrounds. Explore the rich culture of the Top End through immersive experiences, and gain a deeper understanding of the diverse cultural heritage of the lands we explore.
ITINERARY:
Kakadu and Katherine National Park, and the surrounding area can be explored in the comfort of a fully guided tour, showcasing the best of culture and scenery. Discover the oldest and best preserved Aboriginal rock art in the world, spot some prehistoric reptiles (crocodiles) as we cruise the river system by boat, and experience local culture, stories, and traditions. We'll explore monsoon forests, spectacular escarpment country, and the amazing biodiversity of Kakadu's landscapes, home to many endemic species of flora and fauna. Enjoy comfortable air-conditioned accommodations in Kakadu and Katherine. Get ready to immerse yourself in a delightful cultural experience at a relaxed leisurely pace. This isn’t just another tour; you’re becoming part of the community! Join your guide and friendly outback companions as you explore the rich traditions and stories of the area. Enjoy engaging conversations, learn about local customs, and experience the vibrant culture firsthand. This journey is all about celebrating connections to the land and fostering community. Let the warmth of the locals and the joy of learning enhance your time in the Top End!
Day 1: Darwin - Kakadu National Park
We head back to our accommodation for a delicious dinner, reflecting on the incredible landscapes and cultural experiences of the day.
We depart from Darwin (Larrakia Country) and head toward the wetlands region known as WakWak—a name sometimes associated with the traditional lands of the Larrakia and other local clans—located about an hour outside the city. Here, the Top End’s remarkable scenery comes into full view, and we’ll have the chance to spot a wide variety of birdlife as well as apex predators like saltwater crocodiles. Our journey continues as we make our way into Kakadu National Park (Gagadju Country), located approximately 300 km east of Darwin. Upon arrival, we check into our accommodation and begin to immerse ourselves in the natural beauty of this iconic region. We’ll stop at the Bowali Visitor Centre—Bowali meaning “sacred” in the Bininj/Mungguy language—to gain a deeper understanding of the park's ecology, history, and traditional custodians. You’ll then have the option to take a scenic flight with Kakadu Air, offering a bird’s-eye view of Kakadu’s spectacular landscapes—an unforgettable perspective of escarpments, wetlands, and winding billabongs. Alternatively, you can visit Marrawuddi Arts and Culture, an Aboriginal art centre showcasing the work of local artists from Kakadu and Arnhem Land. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to connect with the stories, traditions, and creativity of the region's Indigenous communities.
In the afternoon, we travel to the East Alligator region (Gunjurri), located at the northeastern edge of the park. Here, we’ll view the Cahill Crossing, the only road access point between Kakadu and Arnhem Land and a well-known spot for crocodile sightings. We then visit the iconic Ubirr Rock, one of the most significant Aboriginal rock art sites in Australia. As we explore the ancient galleries, we gain insight into the traditions of the Bininj/Mungguy people. A short climb to the lookout rewards us with a spectacular sunset over the Nardab Floodplain and Arnhem Land—a truly breathtaking end to the day. We return to our accommodation for a delicious dinner and a chance to reflect on the incredible cultural and natural experiences of the day.
Meals: Lunch, Dinner. Accomm: Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel, options include twin, double, single rooms with ensuite. Options: Kakadu Air Scenic Flights in the afternoon or sunset. Driving Distance: 420km. Hike Distance and Grading: 2km loop Grade 2-3.
Day 2: Kakadu National Park
Today is dedicated to further exploring the rich cultural heritage of Kakadu National Park (known as Gagadju in the traditional language).
We begin the day with an early morning *Guluyambi Cultural Cruise along the East Alligator River (Guluyambi in the local language), which marks the boundary between Kakadu and Arnhem Land. Led by an Indigenous guide, this experience offers powerful insights into the region’s creation stories, traditional customs, and local ecology. Along the way, we’ll keep an eye out for majestic birdlife, and of course, saltwater crocodiles in their natural habitat. (*Note: In April and early May, the Guluyambi Cruise is replaced with the Yellow Water Cruise due to seasonal conditions.)
Later, we explore the remarkable Burrungkuy region (also known as Nourlangie)—a site rich with Aboriginal rock art and spiritual significance. Our guided walk includes stops at Kunwarddewardde Lookout, Anbangbang Billabong, and Nawurlandja Lookout, offering panoramic views over Kakadu’s diverse landscapes. For those up for more adventure, there's the option to extend the walk to the Naguluwurr Art Site, where some of the park’s oldest and most significant rock art can be found. As we journey through these breathtaking escarpments, billabongs, and woodlands, you’ll learn about the ancestral beings and creation stories embedded in the land and its art—stories that continue to guide and connect the Bininj/Mungguy people to Country. We wrap up the day with another spectacular Kakadu sunset, before returning to our accommodation for a delicious evening meal and a chance to reflect on the deep cultural insights and natural beauty experienced throughout the day.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. Accomm: Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel, options include twin, double, single rooms with ensuite. Driving Distance: 100km. Hike Distance and Grading: 3km grade 2.
Day 3: Kakadu - Katherine
After a leisurely morning, we set off southwest toward our next incredible destination: Katherine (also known as Katherine in the Gurinji language) and Nitmiluk (the traditional Jawoyn name for Nitmiluk National Park and Katherine Gorge). The scenic drive takes us through the stunning landscapes of Northern Australia, showcasing the vibrant earthy hues of the bush. Keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife, including the Red-Tailed Black Cockatoo, Agile Wallabies, wild horses, and buffalo. As we pass through the historic township of Pine Creek (known to local Aboriginal groups as Binjari), we'll stop to stretch our legs and enjoy a selection of refreshments, including the popular homemade ice cream loved by locals.
After checking into our accommodation in Katherine, we’ll head to Nitmiluk National Park (the traditional land of the Jawoyn people) and Katherine Gorge (also known as Nitmiluk Gorge) for the 2-hour NitNit Dreaming Two Gorge Cruise. This leisurely journey offers a glimpse into the history and stories of this stunning area, as you glide between 70-metre sheer rock walls, with wildlife often peeking out from the shadows. Surrounded by rich creation stories, you’ll marvel at the breathtaking scenery and the tranquil atmosphere of the cruise. After the cruise, we’ll return to Katherine (Gurinji Country) to unwind in our comfortable accommodations, enjoying local hospitality as we prepare for our fourth and final day of exploration in this beautiful region.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. Accomm: Katherine either Knotts Crossing Resort or Contour Hotel, options include twin, double, single rooms with ensuite bathrooms. Options: Katherine Gorge Scenic Helicopter Flight, free-time between 2pm-3:30pm. Driving Distance: 310km. Hike Distance and Grading: 1km.
Day 4: Katherine - Darwin
This morning, we’ll make the most of the Katherine area (known as Katherine in the Gurinji language), starting with a rejuvenating dip at the Katherine Hot Springs (also known as Nitmiluk in the Jawoyn language), where you can enjoy a swim. Next, we’ll visit the Nitmiluk Cultural Centre, located in the heart of Nitmiluk National Park, for an immersive experience that offers a unique insight into Jawoyn culture, where you’ll learn about the traditions that shape this ancient land. After this enriching cultural experience, we’ll stop for lunch at Top Didj Art Gallery (a contemporary Aboriginal art gallery), where guests can explore local artworks. Then, we’ll continue our journey to the stunning Edith Falls (also known as Leliyn, meaning “cascading waterfall” in Jawoyn), where you can relax in a picturesque Top End setting, enjoying a large plunge pool beneath a cascading waterfall—a perfect spot to cool off!
On the way back to Darwin (known as Larrakia Country), we’ll make a refreshing stop at the Lazy Lizard Tavern in Pine Creek (also known as Binjari, a traditional Aboriginal name for the region), for a quick break and a chance to stretch your legs. This charming spot offers a laid-back atmosphere and is a great place to enjoy a drink or a snack before continuing the journey. In the evening, we’ll return to Darwin, enriched by your cultural awakening and connection to the land. You’ll have the opportunity to explore the vibrant Mindil Markets, where drivers can drop you off. Please note that you’ll need to arrange your own transportation home afterward. Alternatively, you can unwind at your accommodation, taking some time to reflect on the adventures and new friendships you’ve made along the way.
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch. Driving Distance: 350km. Hike Distance and Grading: 1km Grade 1.
*Autopia Tours reserves the right to alter the route or itinerary schedule during seasonal weather fluctuations and/or during park closures due to traditional landowner ceremonies.
INCLUSIONS: 3 Nights’ Accommodation Private ensuite rooms (2 x Kakadu (Jabiru), 1 x Katherine) Includes: 3 x Breakfast, 4 x Lunch, 3 x Dinner Aboriginal culture and rock art viewing Guluyambi Cultural Cruise, East Alligator Katherine Gorge NitNit cultural cruise Kakadu Pass & National Parks entry fees included Guided bush walks (up to ~6km, grade 1-2) Accredited outback driver-guide Air-conditioned mini-coach travel Comprehensive tour commentary Selected Darwin inner-city pick-up/drop-off points





EXCLUSIONS:
Any meals not indicated within the itinerary. For those with special dietaries, we recommend you bring snacks as options are limited in the outback. Personal travel insurance is highly recommended. Spending money for personal items and expenses.
WHAT TO BRING:
3L Refillable water bottle, hat, sunglasses & sunscreen, beach towel & toiletries, bathers or swimwear, comfortable sturdy hiking shoes (closed shoes), all-weather clothing (extreme conditions day/night), 15kg overnight bag & small day pack, tropical strength insect repellent, mosquito or fly net (summer months), flashlight, headlamp, or torch, recharge power bank limited access, money for snack and meals, camera.

CHILD POLICY:

Children aged between 8 to 17 years old, must be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian at all times. Not suitable for infants or children 7 years and under, due to safety requirements and the level of fitness required to complete the walks.
WEATHER:
The weather in the Top End of the Northern Territory can fluctuate and be extreme. It is not unheard of for temperatures to reach over 40+ degrees Celsius with high humidity in the dry season and temperatures can drop dramatically in the evening. Please ensure you have checked the average temperatures for the time of year you are travelling and have packed adequate clothing
IMPORTANT NOTES: Mandatory Details: Passenger details are required at the time of booking, including date of birth, food allergies, and a contact phone number. Dietary Requirements: While we strive to accommodate most dietary needs, passengers must inform their booking agent of any specific dietary requirements at the time of booking. As we travel to remote areas, we have limited options once the tour departs, so prior notice is essential. Medical Conditions: Please notify the tour operator of any known medical conditions when booking. Fitness Level: A minimum moderate fitness level is necessary to complete daily walks, which range from 1 km to 2 km over steep, rocky terrain, often in direct sunlight and high humidity. An approximate 4 km walk is included in this tour. Walks will be conducted at the guide’s discretion for guest safety. A doctor’s certificate is required for participants over 75 years old, submitted at least 30 days prior to travel. Age Restrictions: Children aged 8 to 17 must be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian at all times. The tour is not suitable for infants or children aged 7 and under due to safety requirements and the physical demands of the walks. Fare Type Accommodation Options:
- Private Double/Twin Room (KO4-S) is for Adults and Children, staying in a double or twin room with ensuite bathroom and must be purchased by Qty2 people staying together. Baggage Limitations: Limited storage space is available on our vehicle. Each traveller may bring 1 x 15 kg travel bag and 1 x 5 kg day bag. Larger suitcases should be stored at your hotel during the tour. Itinerary Variations: Itineraries may change due to seasonal conditions, and occasionally sites in the parks may close for cultural reasons or restricted swimming hole access. We prioritise safety and plan accordingly to ensure the best experience for our guests. Guest Participation: Guests are encouraged to participate in lunch preparation, unpacking, and loading luggage into the vehicles. This collaborative effort promotes a relaxed atmosphere, fostering connections among travellers after a day of touring. Reconfirmation of Details: All travellers are asked to reconfirm their tour details within 7 days prior to departure by calling 03 9393 1333.

This Private Single Ensuite Room fare price is (Per Person) for Adults 18+ and over. For guests looking for a bit more privacy, includes ensuite bathroom facilities for all the accommodations nights involved.

TOUR CODE: KO4-P

OPERATES: *Mon, fortnightly (Apr to Jun) / Mon, weekly (Jul to Oct)

DEPARTS: 08:00am

RETURNS: 18:30pm

TOURING STYLE: Comfort-level

TOUR DURATION: 4 Days / 3 Nights

MAIN PICKUP LOCATION & TIME: The Leea Darwin Hotel - 64 Cavenagh St Darwin City @ 8:00am. 

HIGHLIGHTS:

• Visit Kakadu National Park (Gagadju Country), a World Heritage-listed site.
• Explore Bowali & Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centres.
• Experience the Guluyambi Cultural Cruise on the East Alligator River, located on the border of Kakadu and Arnhem Land.
• Watch for Crocs and Barramundi at *Cahills Crossing
• Breathtaking Aboriginal rock art and sunset views at Ubirr Rock.
• Be guided through two exceptional Aboriginal rock art locations, Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) and Ubirr Rock (conditions/seasonality permitting).
• Visit spectacular waterholes in Kakadu and Edith Falls (Leliyn) offering a tranquil setting with a waterfall and plunge pool for relaxation.
• Immerse in Jawoyn culture in a NitNit Dreaming Katherine Two Gorge cruise, optional activity is a scenic helicopter ride over Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk Gorge in Jawoyn) and its surrounds.
• Explore the rich culture of the Top End through immersive experiences, and gain a deeper understanding of the diverse cultural heritage of the lands we explore.

ITINERARY:

Kakadu and Katherine National Park, and the surrounding area can be explored in the comfort of a fully guided tour, showcasing the best of culture and scenery. Discover the oldest and best preserved Aboriginal rock art in the world, spot some prehistoric reptiles (crocodiles) as we cruise the river system by boat, and experience local culture, stories, and traditions. We'll explore monsoon forests, spectacular escarpment country, and the amazing biodiversity of Kakadu's landscapes, home to many endemic species of flora and fauna. Enjoy comfortable air-conditioned accommodations in Kakadu and Katherine. Get ready to immerse yourself in a delightful cultural experience at a relaxed leisurely pace. This isn’t just another tour; you’re becoming part of the community! Join your guide and friendly outback companions as you explore the rich traditions and stories of the area. Enjoy engaging conversations, learn about local customs, and experience the vibrant culture firsthand. This journey is all about celebrating connections to the land and fostering community. Let the warmth of the locals and the joy of learning enhance your time in the Top End!

Day 1: Darwin - Kakadu National Park

We head back to our accommodation for a delicious dinner, reflecting on the incredible landscapes and cultural experiences of the day.

We depart from Darwin (Larrakia Country) and head toward the wetlands region known as WakWak—a name sometimes associated with the traditional lands of the Larrakia and other local clans—located about an hour outside the city. Here, the Top End’s remarkable scenery comes into full view, and we’ll have the chance to spot a wide variety of birdlife as well as apex predators like saltwater crocodiles. Our journey continues as we make our way into Kakadu National Park (Gagadju Country), located approximately 300 km east of Darwin. Upon arrival, we check into our accommodation and begin to immerse ourselves in the natural beauty of this iconic region. We’ll stop at the Bowali Visitor Centre—Bowali meaning “sacred” in the Bininj/Mungguy language—to gain a deeper understanding of the park's ecology, history, and traditional custodians. You’ll then have the option to take a scenic flight with Kakadu Air, offering a bird’s-eye view of Kakadu’s spectacular landscapes—an unforgettable perspective of escarpments, wetlands, and winding billabongs. Alternatively, you can visit Marrawuddi Arts and Culture, an Aboriginal art centre showcasing the work of local artists from Kakadu and Arnhem Land. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to connect with the stories, traditions, and creativity of the region's Indigenous communities.

In the afternoon, we travel to the East Alligator region (Gunjurri), located at the northeastern edge of the park. Here, we’ll view the Cahill Crossing, the only road access point between Kakadu and Arnhem Land and a well-known spot for crocodile sightings. We then visit the iconic Ubirr Rock, one of the most significant Aboriginal rock art sites in Australia. As we explore the ancient galleries, we gain insight into the traditions of the Bininj/Mungguy people. A short climb to the lookout rewards us with a spectacular sunset over the Nardab Floodplain and Arnhem Land—a truly breathtaking end to the day. We return to our accommodation for a delicious dinner and a chance to reflect on the incredible cultural and natural experiences of the day.

Meals: Lunch, Dinner. Accomm: Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel, options include twin, double, single rooms with ensuite. Options: Kakadu Air Scenic Flights in the afternoon or sunset. Driving Distance: 420km. Hike Distance and Grading: 2km loop Grade 2-3.

Day 2: Kakadu National Park

Today is dedicated to further exploring the rich cultural heritage of Kakadu National Park (known as Gagadju in the traditional language).

We begin the day with an early morning *Guluyambi Cultural Cruise along the East Alligator River (Guluyambi in the local language), which marks the boundary between Kakadu and Arnhem Land. Led by an Indigenous guide, this experience offers powerful insights into the region’s creation stories, traditional customs, and local ecology. Along the way, we’ll keep an eye out for majestic birdlife, and of course, saltwater crocodiles in their natural habitat. (*Note: In April and early May, the Guluyambi Cruise is replaced with the Yellow Water Cruise due to seasonal conditions.)

Later, we explore the remarkable Burrungkuy region (also known as Nourlangie)—a site rich with Aboriginal rock art and spiritual significance. Our guided walk includes stops at Kunwarddewardde Lookout, Anbangbang Billabong, and Nawurlandja Lookout, offering panoramic views over Kakadu’s diverse landscapes. For those up for more adventure, there's the option to extend the walk to the Naguluwurr Art Site, where some of the park’s oldest and most significant rock art can be found. As we journey through these breathtaking escarpments, billabongs, and woodlands, you’ll learn about the ancestral beings and creation stories embedded in the land and its art—stories that continue to guide and connect the Bininj/Mungguy people to Country. We wrap up the day with another spectacular Kakadu sunset, before returning to our accommodation for a delicious evening meal and a chance to reflect on the deep cultural insights and natural beauty experienced throughout the day.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. Accomm: Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel, options include twin, double, single rooms with ensuite. Driving Distance: 100km. Hike Distance and Grading: 3km grade 2.

Day 3: Kakadu - Katherine

After a leisurely morning, we set off southwest toward our next incredible destination: Katherine (also known as Katherine in the Gurinji language) and Nitmiluk (the traditional Jawoyn name for Nitmiluk National Park and Katherine Gorge). The scenic drive takes us through the stunning landscapes of Northern Australia, showcasing the vibrant earthy hues of the bush. Keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife, including the Red-Tailed Black Cockatoo, Agile Wallabies, wild horses, and buffalo. As we pass through the historic township of Pine Creek (known to local Aboriginal groups as Binjari), we'll stop to stretch our legs and enjoy a selection of refreshments, including the popular homemade ice cream loved by locals. 

After checking into our accommodation in Katherine, we’ll head to Nitmiluk National Park (the traditional land of the Jawoyn people) and Katherine Gorge (also known as Nitmiluk Gorge) for the 2-hour NitNit Dreaming Two Gorge Cruise. This leisurely journey offers a glimpse into the history and stories of this stunning area, as you glide between 70-metre sheer rock walls, with wildlife often peeking out from the shadows. Surrounded by rich creation stories, you’ll marvel at the breathtaking scenery and the tranquil atmosphere of the cruise. After the cruise, we’ll return to Katherine (Gurinji Country) to unwind in our comfortable accommodations, enjoying local hospitality as we prepare for our fourth and final day of exploration in this beautiful region.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. Accomm: Katherine either Knotts Crossing Resort or Contour Hotel, options include twin, double, single rooms with ensuite bathrooms. Options: Katherine Gorge Scenic Helicopter Flight, free-time between 2pm-3:30pm. Driving Distance: 310km. Hike Distance and Grading: 1km.

Day 4: Katherine - Darwin

This morning, we’ll make the most of the Katherine area (known as Katherine in the Gurinji language), starting with a rejuvenating dip at the Katherine Hot Springs (also known as Nitmiluk in the Jawoyn language), where you can enjoy a swim. Next, we’ll visit the Nitmiluk Cultural Centre, located in the heart of Nitmiluk National Park, for an immersive experience that offers a unique insight into Jawoyn culture, where you’ll learn about the traditions that shape this ancient land. After this enriching cultural experience, we’ll stop for lunch at Top Didj Art Gallery (a contemporary Aboriginal art gallery), where guests can explore local artworks. Then, we’ll continue our journey to the stunning Edith Falls (also known as Leliyn, meaning “cascading waterfall” in Jawoyn), where you can relax in a picturesque Top End setting, enjoying a large plunge pool beneath a cascading waterfall—a perfect spot to cool off!

On the way back to Darwin (known as Larrakia Country), we’ll make a refreshing stop at the Lazy Lizard Tavern in Pine Creek (also known as Binjari, a traditional Aboriginal name for the region), for a quick break and a chance to stretch your legs. This charming spot offers a laid-back atmosphere and is a great place to enjoy a drink or a snack before continuing the journey. In the evening, we’ll return to Darwin, enriched by your cultural awakening and connection to the land. You’ll have the opportunity to explore the vibrant Mindil Markets, where drivers can drop you off. Please note that you’ll need to arrange your own transportation home afterward. Alternatively, you can unwind at your accommodation, taking some time to reflect on the adventures and new friendships you’ve made along the way.

Meals: Breakfast & Lunch. Driving Distance: 350km. Hike Distance and Grading: 1km Grade 1. 

*Autopia Tours reserves the right to alter the route or itinerary schedule during seasonal weather fluctuations and/or during park closures due to traditional landowner ceremonies.

INCLUSIONS:

• 3 Nights’ Accommodation Private ensuite rooms (2 x Kakadu (Jabiru), 1 x Katherine)
• Includes: 3 x Breakfast, 4 x Lunch, 3 x Dinner
• Aboriginal culture and rock art viewing
• Guluyambi Cultural Cruise, East Alligator
• Katherine Gorge NitNit cultural cruise
• Kakadu Pass & National Parks entry fees included
• Guided bush walks (up to ~6km, grade 1-2)
• Accredited outback driver-guide
• Air-conditioned mini-coach travel
• Comprehensive tour commentary
• Selected Darwin inner-city pick-up/drop-off points

EXCLUSIONS:

• Any meals not indicated within the itinerary. For those with special dietaries, we recommend you bring snacks as options are limited in the outback.
• Personal travel insurance is highly recommended.
• Spending money for personal items and expenses.

WHAT TO BRING:

3L Refillable water bottle, hat, sunglasses & sunscreen, beach towel & toiletries, bathers or swimwear, comfortable sturdy hiking shoes (closed shoes), all-weather clothing (extreme conditions day/night), 15kg overnight bag & small day pack, tropical strength insect repellent, mosquito or fly net (summer months), flashlight, headlamp, or torch, recharge power bank limited access, money for snack and meals, camera.

CHILD POLICY:

Children aged between 8 to 17 years old, must be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian at all times. Not suitable for infants or children 7 years and under, due to safety requirements and the level of fitness required to complete the walks.

WEATHER:

The weather in the Top End of the Northern Territory can fluctuate and be extreme. It is not unheard of for temperatures to reach over 40+ degrees Celsius with high humidity in the dry season and temperatures can drop dramatically in the evening. Please ensure you have checked the average temperatures for the time of year you are travelling and have packed adequate clothing

IMPORTANT NOTES:

• Mandatory Details: Passenger details are required at the time of booking, including date of birth, food allergies, and a contact phone number.
• Dietary Requirements: While we strive to accommodate most dietary needs, passengers must inform their booking agent of any specific dietary requirements at the time of booking. As we travel to remote areas, we have limited options once the tour departs, so prior notice is essential.
• Medical Conditions: Please notify the tour operator of any known medical conditions when booking. 
• Fitness Level: A minimum moderate fitness level is necessary to complete daily walks, which range from 1 km to 2 km over steep, rocky terrain, often in direct sunlight and high humidity. An approximate 4 km walk is included in this tour. Walks will be conducted at the guide’s discretion for guest safety. A doctor’s certificate is required for participants over 75 years old, submitted at least 30 days prior to travel.
• Age Restrictions: Children aged 8 to 17 must be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian at all times. The tour is not suitable for infants or children aged 7 and under due to safety requirements and the physical demands of the walks.
• Fare Type Accommodation Options: 
  - Private Single Room (KO4-P) is restricted to Adults only 18+ years old and over with ensuite. Room upgrades are subject to availability at the time of booking.
• Baggage Limitations: Limited storage space is available on our vehicle. Each traveller may bring 1 x 15 kg travel bag and 1 x 5 kg day bag. Larger suitcases should be stored at your hotel during the tour.
• Itinerary Variations: Itineraries may change due to seasonal conditions, and occasionally sites in the parks may close for cultural reasons or restricted swimming hole access. We prioritise safety and plan accordingly to ensure the best experience for our guests.
• Guest Participation: Guests are encouraged to participate in lunch preparation, unpacking, and loading luggage into the vehicles. This collaborative effort promotes a relaxed atmosphere, fostering connections among travellers after a day of touring.
• Reconfirmation of Details: All travellers are asked to reconfirm their tour details within 7 days prior to departure by calling 03 9393 1333.

This Private Single Ensuite Room fare price is (Per Person) for Adults 18+ and over. For guests looking for a bit more privacy, includes ensuite bathroom facilities for all the accommodations nights involved.
TOUR CODE: KO4-P
OPERATES: *Mon, fortnightly (Apr to Jun) / Mon, weekly (Jul to Oct)
DEPARTS: 08:00am
RETURNS: 18:30pm
TOURING STYLE: Comfort-level
TOUR DURATION: 4 Days / 3 Nights
MAIN PICKUP LOCATION & TIME: The Leea Darwin Hotel - 64 Cavenagh St Darwin City @ 8:00am.
HIGHLIGHTS:
Visit Kakadu National Park (Gagadju Country), a World Heritage-listed site. Explore Bowali & Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centres. Experience the Guluyambi Cultural Cruise on the East Alligator River, located on the border of Kakadu and Arnhem Land. Watch for Crocs and Barramundi at *Cahills Crossing Breathtaking Aboriginal rock art and sunset views at Ubirr Rock. Be guided through two exceptional Aboriginal rock art locations, Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) and Ubirr Rock (conditions/seasonality permitting). Visit spectacular waterholes in Kakadu and Edith Falls (Leliyn) offering a tranquil setting with a waterfall and plunge pool for relaxation. Immerse in Jawoyn culture in a NitNit Dreaming Katherine Two Gorge cruise, optional activity is a scenic helicopter ride over Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk Gorge in Jawoyn) and its surrounds. Explore the rich culture of the Top End through immersive experiences, and gain a deeper understanding of the diverse cultural heritage of the lands we explore.
ITINERARY:
Kakadu and Katherine National Park, and the surrounding area can be explored in the comfort of a fully guided tour, showcasing the best of culture and scenery. Discover the oldest and best preserved Aboriginal rock art in the world, spot some prehistoric reptiles (crocodiles) as we cruise the river system by boat, and experience local culture, stories, and traditions. We'll explore monsoon forests, spectacular escarpment country, and the amazing biodiversity of Kakadu's landscapes, home to many endemic species of flora and fauna. Enjoy comfortable air-conditioned accommodations in Kakadu and Katherine. Get ready to immerse yourself in a delightful cultural experience at a relaxed leisurely pace. This isn’t just another tour; you’re becoming part of the community! Join your guide and friendly outback companions as you explore the rich traditions and stories of the area. Enjoy engaging conversations, learn about local customs, and experience the vibrant culture firsthand. This journey is all about celebrating connections to the land and fostering community. Let the warmth of the locals and the joy of learning enhance your time in the Top End!
Day 1: Darwin - Kakadu National Park
We head back to our accommodation for a delicious dinner, reflecting on the incredible landscapes and cultural experiences of the day.
We depart from Darwin (Larrakia Country) and head toward the wetlands region known as WakWak—a name sometimes associated with the traditional lands of the Larrakia and other local clans—located about an hour outside the city. Here, the Top End’s remarkable scenery comes into full view, and we’ll have the chance to spot a wide variety of birdlife as well as apex predators like saltwater crocodiles. Our journey continues as we make our way into Kakadu National Park (Gagadju Country), located approximately 300 km east of Darwin. Upon arrival, we check into our accommodation and begin to immerse ourselves in the natural beauty of this iconic region. We’ll stop at the Bowali Visitor Centre—Bowali meaning “sacred” in the Bininj/Mungguy language—to gain a deeper understanding of the park's ecology, history, and traditional custodians. You’ll then have the option to take a scenic flight with Kakadu Air, offering a bird’s-eye view of Kakadu’s spectacular landscapes—an unforgettable perspective of escarpments, wetlands, and winding billabongs. Alternatively, you can visit Marrawuddi Arts and Culture, an Aboriginal art centre showcasing the work of local artists from Kakadu and Arnhem Land. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to connect with the stories, traditions, and creativity of the region's Indigenous communities.
In the afternoon, we travel to the East Alligator region (Gunjurri), located at the northeastern edge of the park. Here, we’ll view the Cahill Crossing, the only road access point between Kakadu and Arnhem Land and a well-known spot for crocodile sightings. We then visit the iconic Ubirr Rock, one of the most significant Aboriginal rock art sites in Australia. As we explore the ancient galleries, we gain insight into the traditions of the Bininj/Mungguy people. A short climb to the lookout rewards us with a spectacular sunset over the Nardab Floodplain and Arnhem Land—a truly breathtaking end to the day. We return to our accommodation for a delicious dinner and a chance to reflect on the incredible cultural and natural experiences of the day.
Meals: Lunch, Dinner. Accomm: Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel, options include twin, double, single rooms with ensuite. Options: Kakadu Air Scenic Flights in the afternoon or sunset. Driving Distance: 420km. Hike Distance and Grading: 2km loop Grade 2-3.
Day 2: Kakadu National Park
Today is dedicated to further exploring the rich cultural heritage of Kakadu National Park (known as Gagadju in the traditional language).
We begin the day with an early morning *Guluyambi Cultural Cruise along the East Alligator River (Guluyambi in the local language), which marks the boundary between Kakadu and Arnhem Land. Led by an Indigenous guide, this experience offers powerful insights into the region’s creation stories, traditional customs, and local ecology. Along the way, we’ll keep an eye out for majestic birdlife, and of course, saltwater crocodiles in their natural habitat. (*Note: In April and early May, the Guluyambi Cruise is replaced with the Yellow Water Cruise due to seasonal conditions.)
Later, we explore the remarkable Burrungkuy region (also known as Nourlangie)—a site rich with Aboriginal rock art and spiritual significance. Our guided walk includes stops at Kunwarddewardde Lookout, Anbangbang Billabong, and Nawurlandja Lookout, offering panoramic views over Kakadu’s diverse landscapes. For those up for more adventure, there's the option to extend the walk to the Naguluwurr Art Site, where some of the park’s oldest and most significant rock art can be found. As we journey through these breathtaking escarpments, billabongs, and woodlands, you’ll learn about the ancestral beings and creation stories embedded in the land and its art—stories that continue to guide and connect the Bininj/Mungguy people to Country. We wrap up the day with another spectacular Kakadu sunset, before returning to our accommodation for a delicious evening meal and a chance to reflect on the deep cultural insights and natural beauty experienced throughout the day.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. Accomm: Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel, options include twin, double, single rooms with ensuite. Driving Distance: 100km. Hike Distance and Grading: 3km grade 2.
Day 3: Kakadu - Katherine
After a leisurely morning, we set off southwest toward our next incredible destination: Katherine (also known as Katherine in the Gurinji language) and Nitmiluk (the traditional Jawoyn name for Nitmiluk National Park and Katherine Gorge). The scenic drive takes us through the stunning landscapes of Northern Australia, showcasing the vibrant earthy hues of the bush. Keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife, including the Red-Tailed Black Cockatoo, Agile Wallabies, wild horses, and buffalo. As we pass through the historic township of Pine Creek (known to local Aboriginal groups as Binjari), we'll stop to stretch our legs and enjoy a selection of refreshments, including the popular homemade ice cream loved by locals.
After checking into our accommodation in Katherine, we’ll head to Nitmiluk National Park (the traditional land of the Jawoyn people) and Katherine Gorge (also known as Nitmiluk Gorge) for the 2-hour NitNit Dreaming Two Gorge Cruise. This leisurely journey offers a glimpse into the history and stories of this stunning area, as you glide between 70-metre sheer rock walls, with wildlife often peeking out from the shadows. Surrounded by rich creation stories, you’ll marvel at the breathtaking scenery and the tranquil atmosphere of the cruise. After the cruise, we’ll return to Katherine (Gurinji Country) to unwind in our comfortable accommodations, enjoying local hospitality as we prepare for our fourth and final day of exploration in this beautiful region.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. Accomm: Katherine either Knotts Crossing Resort or Contour Hotel, options include twin, double, single rooms with ensuite bathrooms. Options: Katherine Gorge Scenic Helicopter Flight, free-time between 2pm-3:30pm. Driving Distance: 310km. Hike Distance and Grading: 1km.
Day 4: Katherine - Darwin
This morning, we’ll make the most of the Katherine area (known as Katherine in the Gurinji language), starting with a rejuvenating dip at the Katherine Hot Springs (also known as Nitmiluk in the Jawoyn language), where you can enjoy a swim. Next, we’ll visit the Nitmiluk Cultural Centre, located in the heart of Nitmiluk National Park, for an immersive experience that offers a unique insight into Jawoyn culture, where you’ll learn about the traditions that shape this ancient land. After this enriching cultural experience, we’ll stop for lunch at Top Didj Art Gallery (a contemporary Aboriginal art gallery), where guests can explore local artworks. Then, we’ll continue our journey to the stunning Edith Falls (also known as Leliyn, meaning “cascading waterfall” in Jawoyn), where you can relax in a picturesque Top End setting, enjoying a large plunge pool beneath a cascading waterfall—a perfect spot to cool off!
On the way back to Darwin (known as Larrakia Country), we’ll make a refreshing stop at the Lazy Lizard Tavern in Pine Creek (also known as Binjari, a traditional Aboriginal name for the region), for a quick break and a chance to stretch your legs. This charming spot offers a laid-back atmosphere and is a great place to enjoy a drink or a snack before continuing the journey. In the evening, we’ll return to Darwin, enriched by your cultural awakening and connection to the land. You’ll have the opportunity to explore the vibrant Mindil Markets, where drivers can drop you off. Please note that you’ll need to arrange your own transportation home afterward. Alternatively, you can unwind at your accommodation, taking some time to reflect on the adventures and new friendships you’ve made along the way.
Meals: Breakfast & Lunch. Driving Distance: 350km. Hike Distance and Grading: 1km Grade 1.
*Autopia Tours reserves the right to alter the route or itinerary schedule during seasonal weather fluctuations and/or during park closures due to traditional landowner ceremonies.
INCLUSIONS: 3 Nights’ Accommodation Private ensuite rooms (2 x Kakadu (Jabiru), 1 x Katherine) Includes: 3 x Breakfast, 4 x Lunch, 3 x Dinner Aboriginal culture and rock art viewing Guluyambi Cultural Cruise, East Alligator Katherine Gorge NitNit cultural cruise Kakadu Pass & National Parks entry fees included Guided bush walks (up to ~6km, grade 1-2) Accredited outback driver-guide Air-conditioned mini-coach travel Comprehensive tour commentary Selected Darwin inner-city pick-up/drop-off points





EXCLUSIONS:
Any meals not indicated within the itinerary. For those with special dietaries, we recommend you bring snacks as options are limited in the outback. Personal travel insurance is highly recommended. Spending money for personal items and expenses.
WHAT TO BRING:
3L Refillable water bottle, hat, sunglasses & sunscreen, beach towel & toiletries, bathers or swimwear, comfortable sturdy hiking shoes (closed shoes), all-weather clothing (extreme conditions day/night), 15kg overnight bag & small day pack, tropical strength insect repellent, mosquito or fly net (summer months), flashlight, headlamp, or torch, recharge power bank limited access, money for snack and meals, camera.

CHILD POLICY:

Children aged between 8 to 17 years old, must be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian at all times. Not suitable for infants or children 7 years and under, due to safety requirements and the level of fitness required to complete the walks.
WEATHER:
The weather in the Top End of the Northern Territory can fluctuate and be extreme. It is not unheard of for temperatures to reach over 40+ degrees Celsius with high humidity in the dry season and temperatures can drop dramatically in the evening. Please ensure you have checked the average temperatures for the time of year you are travelling and have packed adequate clothing
IMPORTANT NOTES: Mandatory Details: Passenger details are required at the time of booking, including date of birth, food allergies, and a contact phone number. Dietary Requirements: While we strive to accommodate most dietary needs, passengers must inform their booking agent of any specific dietary requirements at the time of booking. As we travel to remote areas, we have limited options once the tour departs, so prior notice is essential. Medical Conditions: Please notify the tour operator of any known medical conditions when booking. Fitness Level: A minimum moderate fitness level is necessary to complete daily walks, which range from 1 km to 2 km over steep, rocky terrain, often in direct sunlight and high humidity. An approximate 4 km walk is included in this tour. Walks will be conducted at the guide’s discretion for guest safety. A doctor’s certificate is required for participants over 75 years old, submitted at least 30 days prior to travel. Age Restrictions: Children aged 8 to 17 must be accompanied by an adult or legal guardian at all times. The tour is not suitable for infants or children aged 7 and under due to safety requirements and the physical demands of the walks. Fare Type Accommodation Options:
- Private Single Room (KO4-P) is restricted to Adults only 18+ years old and over with ensuite. Room upgrades are subject to availability at the time of booking. Baggage Limitations: Limited storage space is available on our vehicle. Each traveller may bring 1 x 15 kg travel bag and 1 x 5 kg day bag. Larger suitcases should be stored at your hotel during the tour. Itinerary Variations: Itineraries may change due to seasonal conditions, and occasionally sites in the parks may close for cultural reasons or restricted swimming hole access. We prioritise safety and plan accordingly to ensure the best experience for our guests. Guest Participation: Guests are encouraged to participate in lunch preparation, unpacking, and loading luggage into the vehicles. This collaborative effort promotes a relaxed atmosphere, fostering connections among travellers after a day of touring. Reconfirmation of Details: All travellers are asked to reconfirm their tour details within 7 days prior to departure by calling 03 9393 1333.