1 Day 4WD Gecko Dreaming Twin Falls and Jim Jim Falls Safari Tour

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Twin and Jim Jim Falls 4WD tour from Jabiru.

Visit the jewels of Kakadu National Park on this 1 day Safari departing from Jabiru. Taking a boat cruise along Twin Falls Gorge, hiking your way over boulders to the base of Jim Jim Falls and surrounding yourself by the 150 meter high cliffs. This is the perfect one day adventure in Kakadu National Park

This Kakadu National Park tour is the perfect tour for those visiting Kakadu on a self-drive itinerary.

Accessible only during the dry season, Twin and Jim Jim Falls are unmistakably the highlights of tours to Kakadu National Park.

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Perfect if you are self-driving into Kakadu National Park but do not have a 4WD to take in some of the more scenic spots.

1 Day 4WD Gecko Dreaming Twin Falls and Jim Jim Falls Safari Tour
Tour itinerary - 1 Days

  • Day 1 Kakadu National Park
    The jewels of Kakadu National Park await. Departing from Jabiru, within Kakadu National Park, we travel to Twin and Jim Jim Falls. Explore Twin Falls Gorge which is accessed by 4-wheel drive track, a boat shuttle service and a rocky walking track and floating boardwalk. Once there relax on the sandy banks and admire the falls. There’s more 4-wheel driving as we make our way to Jim Jim Falls where a walk through monsoon forests and over boulders takes us to the waterfall and plunge pool which are surrounded by 150 metre cliffs. Including a picnic lunch this one day adventure is perfect for those visiting Kakadu on a self-drive itinerary. (L)
1 Day 4WD Gecko Dreaming Twin Falls and Jim Jim Falls Safari Tour Price information AUD per person

Tour code: WTJ01

Price

Adult. For travel June to October 2021
  $239
Child ( 5-15 years). For travel from June to October 2021.
  $179

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Departure information

Starts
Jabiru
Ends
Jabiru

 

Departs Jabiru Daily June to October

From Kakadu Lodge, Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel  and Cooinda Lodge 

Returns 3.00pm approximately 

 

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Important Notes

Things you need to know about this tour

Passengers must provide their own National Parks Pass and bring it with them on the day of the tour
Twin Falls boat shuttle fee of $12.50 per person is collected on the day of travel and not included in the price. Please have cash ready to pay directly to boat shuttle provider.
Those with specific dietary requirements may need to bring food supplements and snacks. Please inform us of dietary requirements at the time of booking and confirm details with reservations when reconfirming tour.
Itinerary may change due to cultural reasons, seasonal changes, operational logistics and accessibility.
Twin and Jim Jim Falls may not be accessible between the shoulder periods of June and October. During this time we will visit Gunlom Falls, Maguk or the Yurmikmik Region (Motor Car Falls or Boulder Creek).
Safari is not suitable for children under 5 years of age. Pax 17 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Participants should have a good to moderate fitness level for this tour and be aware that walks take place over uneven ground.
Please be dressed in comfortable walking clothing and footwear, have a water bottle, hat and sunscreen in easy reach. We recommend wearing your bathing suit underneath your clothing.

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