Private Tours Kakadu National Park

Head out on the adventure of a lifetime with on one of our Kakadu National Park private tours as we uncover the unique and simply breathtaking natural splendour that has earned Kakaduits world-famous reputation.

Departing on our private Kakadu Tours from Darwin we travel together 240 kilometres north through rich floodplains towards Kakadu National Park, one of the four World Heritage-listed sites located in Australia. With over 20,000 square kms of diverse terrain encompassing wetlands, ancient woodlands, stunning age-old rock formations and sacred indigenous rock art sites.

Tailor Your Kakadu Private Tour Itinerary

From land to sea to sky, Kadakdu is teeming with wildlife. Home to a third of Australia’s bird species and a fifth of it’s mammal species, we are not exaggerating when we say there is nowhere else on earth to experience the true wonder of nature quite like Kakadu. The continued management of this park by the Bininj and Mungguy People, in association with Parks Australia, is the key to why this region continues to thrive and support unparalleled wildlife and ecosystems with incredible biological diversity. For millennia, Aboriginal people have been using these plants for medicines, food, and even weaving materials. 

One of the best things about our Kakadu Private Tours is that you’re able to completely customise your itinerary with stops along the way to suit your individual needs and tailor design your trip to ensure that it’s the absolute best possible experience for you and your group.

What Can You Do On A Kakadu National Park Private Tour

Private Tours of Kakadu can be personalised to include;

• Visit the infamous Cahills Crossing, the only road access point between Arnhem Land and Kakadu National Park where you can safely spot saltwater crocodiles from the viewing platform.
• Take a guided walk and discover the hidden secrets of the sacred site, Ubirr, where you can experience stunning views over the spectacular Nadab floodplains and appreciate some of the oldest and best-preserved indigenous rock art paintings in the world, dating back some 20,000 years.
• On your Kakadu day trip from Darwin learn about Kakadu and experience Aboriginal culture at the Bowali Visitor Centre and Marrawuddi Gallery, with artwork and jewellery made by the Mirarr Traditional custodians from parts of Kakadu National Park
• Experience an up-close encounter with a wild apex predator onboard the famous Jumping Crocodile Cruise on the Adelaide River
• Take a dive in the pristine Gunlom Plunge Pool, made famous by the classic Australian film ‘Crocodile Dundee.’ 
• If you want a more secluded swimming hole, you might be more excited by Maguk (also known as Barramundi Gorge) which is located on the southern edge of the park through the monsoon rainforest.
• Immerse yourself in the wetlands of Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve on the traditional lands of the Limilngan-Wulna people, home to an abundance of diverse native wildlife and fascinating rare birds, turtles, water pythons and of course the iconic Saltwater Crocodile.
• If you aren’t interested in swimming, you can also enjoy one of over 30 established walking trails in Kakadu. These trails range from easy walking ground to more intense workouts. 
• You can also enjoy the sea life on your Kakadu private tour by heading out on a boat or fishing on the shore.

Book Your Private Tour Of Kakadu National Park Today

Kakadu is Australia’s largest terrestrial national park. Since there’s so much to see and do here, our Private Kakadu Tours allow you to get the maximum value out of your experience by journeying with a seasoned guide that intimately knows the nature and terrain of the park. For more information about bus hire in Darwin and personalising your Top End adventure, get in touch with us today!

* Kakadu Tour activities are interchangeable during seasonal weather fluctuations or during park closures due to traditional custodian ceremonies.