Whites Road, Jabiru, Northern Territory, 0886
Email: info@kakadu.net.au
Website: www.kakadu.net.au
Phone Number: 61 08 8941 9611
Fax Number: 61 08 8941 9577

Magela Cultural and Heritage Tours are specially designed for the adventurous, active traveller. It is 100 per cent owned and operated by the traditional owners of the land the tour visits, and for this reason, you will visit places inaccessible to most. This four-wheel drive day tour into Arnhem Land and Northern Kakadu includes visiting the Aboriginal community of Gunbalanya / Oenpelli, meeting Aboriginal artists at Injalak Arts and Crafts Centre, climbing Injalak Hill, an exclusive boat cruise on Inkiyu Billabong. Experience significant Aboriginal rock art sites, spectacular landscapes, wildlife and learn of traditional land management, bush tucker and hunting skills. With experienced guides, this personal tour takes small groups in comfortable four-wheel drive vehicles with forward facing seats. Magela Cultural and Heritage Tours departs from Jabiru Monday to Friday.

6 Civic Drive, Jabiru, Northern Territory, 0886
Email: info@kakadutours.net.au
Website: www.kakadutours.net.au
Phone Number: 61 08 8979 3615
Fax Number: 61 08 8979 3367

Top End Explorer Tours is a small family-owned and operator company situated in Jabiru, right in the heart of Kakadu National Park. With many years of experience in touring the Top End, they take pride in sharing their knowledge about Aboriginal culture and the diverse ecosystems of the region with their passengers. Join Top End Explorer Tours for a fun and informative high quality four-wheel drive tour you won’t forget. Kakadu National Park is renowned for its brilliant examples of Aboriginal rock art, spectacular sandstone formations, gorges and waterfalls, billabongs and floodplains. With monsoon forests and woodlands, and an incredible variety of plants and countless creatures, great and small, experience Kakadu with Top End Explorer Tours – make it your journey. Tour itineries are subject to eather conditions and other factors.

Gagudju Lodge Cooinda, Kakadu Highway, Cooinda, Northern Territory, 0886
Email: reservations@gagudjulodgecooinda.com.au
Website: www.gagudju-dreaming.com
Phone Number: 61 08 8979 0145
Fax Number: 61 08 8979 0148

Kakadu Gorge and Waterfall Tours takes you off-road for an all day four-wheel drive tour to visit Kakadu National Parks waterfalls, swimming holes and rock art sites. Share food and stories with your tour guide, as they cater for your morning tea, picnic lunch and afternoon tea during your journey. Due to the experience, Kakadu Gorge and Waterfall Tours do change their itinerary according to seasonal conditions, and could include Jim Jim Falls, Twin Falls, Motor Falls and Gunlom Falls. Please note a medium to high level of fitness and agility is required as this day involves climbing over rocky terrain.

Gagudju Lodge Cooinda, Kakadu Highway, Cooinda, Northern Territory, 0886
Email: kakadu@animaltracks.com.au
Website: www.animaltracks.com.au
Phone Number: 61 08 8979 0145
Fax Number: 61 08 8979 0148

Join a real safari, with an outstanding reputation, run by a small family-owned business. Safari to Kakadu Animals Tracks exclusive-access, wildlife-rich area of 170 kilometres square in the heart of Kakadu. You’ll be searching for wildlife and discovering facets of Aboriginal bush life, including bush foods, medicines and fibres. They provide extensive natural and cultural interpretation, and wildlife highlights include buffalo and the amazing Gindjala Wetland (Goose Camp), where from late June to September you may witness one of the largest bird gatherings in Australia. Kakadu Animal Tracks Safari, regretfully, may not be joined by an Aboriginal guide this year, but their non-Aboriginal guides are extremely experience in wildlife and local Aboriginal culture. Tour sales fund a bush meat supply to the local Aboriginal people.

Gagudju Lodge Cooinda, Cooinda, Northern Territory, 0886
Email: reservations@gagudjulodgecooinda.com.au
Phone Number: 61 08 8979 0145
Fax Number: 61 08 8979 0148

Yellow Water Fishing Safaris offer half, full day or tailored fishing tours in the Kakadu National Park. Your friendly guide can provide assistance to ensure a great day's fishing with barramundi being the targeted species, along with other sportfish.

Upper Boat Ramp, Jabiru, Northern Territory, 0886
Email: info@guluyambi.com.au
Website: www.kakadutours.com.au
Phone Number: 61 08 8941 9611
Fax Number: 61 08 8979 2303

Guluyambi is an informative Aboriginal cultural and wildlife cruise on Kakadu’s scenically spectacular East Alligator River. Aboriginal guides specialise in catering to small groups for a personal and unique cultural, bush tucker and wildlife experience. Come and count the crocodiles. Guluyambi East Alligator River Cruises is 100 per cent Aboriginal owned and operated

Djarradjin Billabong (Muirella Park), via Kurrajong Outstation, Kakadu National Park,, Jabiru, Northern Territory, 0886
Email: bininj@kakaduculturecamp.com
Website: www.kakaduculturecamp.com
Phone Number: 61 08 8979 2048
Fax Number: 61 08 8979 2048

Owned and operated by traditional Bolmo Deihdrungie clan Aboriginal people, learn about and experience an authentic and utterly fascinating journey within the heart of Kakadu National Park. Enjoy a Kakadu Culture Camp cultural experience through night or tailored tours with a three course traditional campfire dinner with barramundi and buffalo cooked on the coals, fresh cooked damper (bread) with home-made bush jams and cream, and guided bush tucker walks. Using local pandanus fibre, learn basket weaving and make a Kakadu bracelet to take home, have a go on the didjeridu or simply soak up the local billabong atmosphere while fishing. Crocodiles are often seen lurking nearby, dingos and wallabies are spotted on the rivers edge and even barramundi can be seen by underwater spotlight. You’ll learn the legend of Warramurrunggundji, Creation Mother for the Kakadu people, as well as other Aboriginal night sky stories. There is also art and craft for sale at special prices when touring with Kakadu Culture Camp.

Yellow Water, Kakadu National Park, Cooinda, Northern Territory, 0886
Email: reservations@gagudjulodgecooinda.com.au
Website: www.gagudju-dreaming.com
Phone Number: 61 08 8979 0145
Fax Number: 61 08 8979 0148

Yellow Water Cruises is the essence of Kakadu National Park. Surrounded by so much wildlife and beauty, you’ll find yourself go quiet. Your guide will explain the territorial habits of the prehistoric Saltwater Crocodile, the magic behind the Dancing Brolgas and of Yellow Waters itself. The 1.5 or 2 hour cruises depart several times daily from Gagudju Lodge Cooinda.

Private address, Jabiru, Northern Territory, 0886
Email: ssummerton@dodo.com.au
Phone Number: 61 08 8979 2025
Fax Number: 61 08 8979 2089

Fish one of Kakadu National Park’s many waterways and go in search of the mighty barramundi with Kakadu Fishing Tours. As you enjoy this fishing challenge you can view amazing scenery and may spot migratory birds, crocodiles or other wildlife. A five metre boat is used and all tackle is supplied.

2255 Whites Road, Jabiru, Northern Territory, 0886
Email: info@kakadutours.com.au
Website: www.kakadutours.com.au
Phone Number: 61 08 8941 9611
Fax Number: 61 08 8941 9577

Arnhemlander Cultural and Heritage Tours offer specialised small group touring to a fascinating and unique area inside Arnhem Land and Northern Kakadu. Your guide, often an indigenous guide, will take you to places inaccessible to most, where you’ll explore stunning landscapes consisting of impressive sandstone escarpment outcrops, forests, floodplains and billabongs. Gain an insight into traditional land ownership, bush and hunting skills, food gathering and bush tucker preparation. You’ll also see ancient rock art as well as some fine examples of Western Arnhem Land art at a local community art centre. These informative tours are owned and operated by the Djabulukgu Association, an association representing the Aboriginal land owners of Northern Kakadu National Park and areas of Western Arnhem Land.