Your adventure begins with a thrilling wildlife cruise through the Mary River Wetlands, where saltwater crocs lurk beneath the surface and exotic birds fill the sky. Explore Kakadu’s culture and biodiversity at the Bowali Visitor Centre before heading to the infamous Cahills Crossing, where crocs and barramundi battle the current in an extraordinary natural spectacle.

As the light turns golden, ascend Ubirr Rock to witness jaw-dropping Aboriginal rock art and a breathtaking sunset over the Nadab floodplains. Settle into your safari tent at the bush campsite, share a communal dinner under the stars, and breathe in the outback air.

Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Jabiru Campground – Permanent Safari Tents (communal bathrooms)
Driving Distance: 420km
Hiking: 1km loop, Grade 3 – flat pathways with a gradual climb to the summit viewpoint

Rise early for a full day of adventure deep in Kakadu’s wild heart. Lace up your hiking boots and trek through lush monsoon rainforests to reach spectacular waterfalls and pristine plunge pools – choose from iconic spots like Jim Jim Falls, Maguk (Barramundi Gorge), or the hidden Motor Car Falls (weather and fitness permitting).

Afterwards, step back 20,000 years at Burrungkuy (Nourlangie Rock), where ancient Aboriginal rock art tells stories of culture and survival etched into the stone. Return to camp with tired legs and a full heart, swap stories around the campfire, and drift off under a vast, starlit outback sky.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Jabiru Campground — Permanent Safari Tents (communal bathrooms)
Driving Distance: 150km
Hiking: 1.5km–4km, Grade 4 — includes a longer 9.5km walk option

Your final day brings you to the tropical playground of Litchfield National Park. Plunge into the crystal-clear swimming holes at Florence Falls, Buley Rockhole, or Wangi Falls, each tucked into lush rainforest surroundings, the perfect send-off from the outback.

Before the journey back to Darwin, marvel at the extraordinary Magnetic and Cathedral Termite Mounds, nature’s own skyscrapers built over centuries on the open savannah. You’ll roll back into the city with a full heart, sun-kissed skin, and stories you’ll be telling for years.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Driving Distance: 500km
Hiking: 1–2km, Grade 2–3

Itineraries may be adjusted due to seasonal weather conditions or park closures for cultural ceremonies. Your guide will always prioritise the best possible experience for the group.

Product title: Kakadu & Litchfield Top End Camping Adventure

Tour Code: WKC3-S Departs: Darwin Returns: Darwin

Refund & Cancellation Policy

Cancellations 0–14 days before departure, or failure to board: A 100% cancellation fee applies. The full fare is forfeited and no refund is issued.

Cancellations 15+ days before departure: A full refund of the balance paid will be issued. Free date changes are available, or a credit voucher can be issued for future travel.

Booking Terms & Conditions

Passenger details: At the time of booking, please provide your date of birth, any food allergies, and a contact phone number.

Dietary requirements: Dietary requirements must be advised at the time of booking. Options in remote areas are limited once the tour departs.

Medical conditions: Any known medical conditions must be disclosed at the time of booking. This tour requires a moderate to advanced level of fitness. Travellers aged 75 and over must provide a doctor’s certificate at least 30 days prior to departure.

Fitness: This tour involves daily walks of 2–4km on steep and rocky terrain in heat and high humidity, with a longer 9.5km walk included. The guide will adjust the pace as needed for safety.

Age restrictions: Children aged 8–17 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. The tour is not suitable for children aged 7 and under.

Mobility: This tour is not suitable for travellers with mobility challenges, including those using wheelchairs, walkers, prams, or strollers.

Baggage: Each traveller may bring one travel bag up to 15kg and one day bag up to 5kg. Larger luggage must be stored at your Darwin accommodation.

Itinerary variations: Itineraries may be altered due to weather conditions, seasonal access restrictions, or park closures for cultural ceremonies. Wildlife Tours reserves the right to adjust the route or schedule accordingly.

Guest participation: Guests are encouraged to assist with lunch preparation, unpacking, and loading luggage. This is a communal tour experience.

Reconfirmation: Please call 03 9393 1300 to reconfirm booking details within 7 days of departure.

Private tours: Private tour charters are available. Contact [email protected] for enquiries.

This tour requires a moderate to good level of fitness. Expect daily walks ranging from 1.5km to 4km on steep and rocky terrain, often in heat and high humidity, plus an optional longer 9.5km walk. Your guide will adjust the pace for safety, but you should be comfortable walking on uneven ground for extended periods. If you’re over 75, a doctor’s certificate is required and must be submitted at least 30 days before departure.

You’ll spend both nights at Jabiru Campground in Kakadu, sleeping in permanent safari-style tents with fitted sheets, a mattress, pillow and pillowcase all provided. Bathroom facilities are shared and communal. It’s comfortable outback camping, not glamping and not roughing it.

A sleeping bag is not included, but you’re welcome to bring your own. If you’d prefer not to travel with one, you can hire a sleeping bag from us for $40 AUD (includes cleaning). Just arrange payment through our reservations team before departure.

Yes, 7 meals are included: 2 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 2 dinners. Expect hearty, communal meals with a relaxed camp vibe. Guests are encouraged to help out with lunch prep and setting up, it’s all part of the experience. You’ll want to have cash or snacks on hand for any extras not listed in the itinerary.

We do our best to accommodate dietary needs, but please let us know at the time of booking. Once the tour heads into remote areas, options become very limited, so early notice is essential. We also recommend bringing some of your own snacks as a back-up, particularly if your requirements are specific.

Space on the vehicle is limited. Each traveller is allowed one travel bag up to 15kg and one day bag up to 5kg. If you’re travelling with larger luggage, please arrange to store it at your Darwin accommodation during the tour.

Children aged 8–17 are welcome on this tour but must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at all times. Unfortunately, the tour is not suitable for children aged 7 and under due to the physical demands and safety considerations of the walks.

This tour involves daily hiking on steep, rocky, and uneven terrain and is not suitable for travellers with mobility challenges, including those using wheelchairs, walkers, prams, or strollers.

Kakadu and Litchfield are dynamic natural environments. Itineraries may be adjusted due to seasonal weather, water levels, or park closures for traditional landowner ceremonies. Your guide will always work to deliver the best possible experience for your group. Flexibility and a sense of adventure are part of the journey.

Travel insurance is not compulsory, but we strongly recommend it. You’ll be in remote areas far from major medical facilities, and having cover for medical emergencies, trip interruption, or lost gear will give you genuine peace of mind. Don’t leave home without it.