Adventure experiences abound in Kakadu and Arnhem Land. Take a wildlife cruise past prehistoric crocodiles and glide alongside massive canyon walls that were thousands of years in the making. You can also view Kakadu’s magnificent escarpment, rainforest and roaring waterfalls from the air on a scenic flight, then swim in one of the Park’s many natural rock pools.

One of the best ways to enjoy the natural highs World-Heritage listed Kakadu National Park has to offer is by bush walking through its diverse and beautiful landscapes. Established trails throughout the Park take in some of its most impressive scenery including vistas, waterfalls, plunge pools, Aboriginal art sites, wetlands and other environments. Walking also puts you up close to the Park's plethora of wildlife.

For the more serious birdwatcher, Kakadu is home to the endangered gouldian finch and red goshawk as well as several other species endemic to only this region. Literally millions of magpie geese inhabit the wetlands of the north and to witness them going about their business en masse is truly a spectacle.