Camping and Accommodated Kakadu Tours

Camping Tours and Safaris to Kakadu National Park in Northern Territory Australia ATAThere are numerous tour companies offering camping Tours and Safaris to Kakadu National Park from Darwin in the Northern Territory that depart daily or have scheduled tours and private tours. Camping tours are often called Camping Safaris or Camping Tours often indicating the same type of tour components. Click here for our full selection of Kakadu Tours - camping safaris and accommodated tours for all ages with scheduled small group tours and private personalized charters. Whether you wish to join a small group of fit and adventurous folks or even let us put together you own private tour which is called a personalised charter then let Goholi assist you in finding the options for you.

Valid: 1st April 2010- 31st March 2011
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Where is Kakadu National Park

Kakadu National Park is the gateway to Arnhemland. The sealed roads from Darwin to Kakadu is via the Arnhem Highway and from Katherine to Kakadu National Park via the Kakadu Highway. The Bowali Visitor Centre near Jabiru in Kakadu National Park is located 257 km from Darwin in Northern Territory Australia via the Arnhem Highway entrance. If travelling by road, you should allow 3 hours travelling time from Darwin. Maps of the road to Kakadu National Park and of Kakadu National Park.

Kakadu is the second largest national park in the world and and is home to approximate number of species: Mammals: 62, Reptiles: 123+, Birds: 280, Freshwater Fish: 51, Insects: 10,000, Frogs: 25, Plants: 1,275. (many are rare and occur only in Kakadu).

The Aboriginal traditional owners to Kakadu National Park
The area boasts the longest continuous surviving human culture in the world. Aborigines have been living in this region for at least 40,000 years. The descendants of these First Australians still live in Kakadu today.

Two of the main focal points for seeing the Aboriginal Culture of Rock Art at a closeup look is at Ubirr Rock left off the Arnhem Highway before Jabriu and Nourlangie Rock on the Kakadu Highway on the way to Cooinda Resort in the southern End of the park. Two other areas to learn about Aboriginal culture is at Warradjan Cultural Centre near Cooinda Resort. Also at Kakadu Culture Park next to Muirella Park Campground in Kakadu National Park in a conventional 2 wheel drive vehicle, RV, camper, motorhome or coach. It's a sealed road and only 20 minutes from the hotel (International standard) accommodation at Jabiru (North) or Cooinda (South).

Kakadu National Park - in Northern Territory, Australia

For more information on Kakadu National Park go to http://www.kakadunationalparkaustralia.com/. There are also selfdrive hire in campers, motorhomes RV's and 4WD's four wheel drive rentals from Darwin to Kakadu.