3 day Camping Kakadu Tour
Discover the natural beauty and cultural significance of Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks on a 3-day camping tour.
Experience the natural beauty and cultural significance of Kakadu National Park and Litchfield National Park on this 3-day camping Kakadu tour.
You’ll have the opportunity to see crocodiles and a variety of birdlife in their natural habitat, explore ancient rock art sites, hike to spectacular waterfalls, and swim in pristine waterholes. You’ll also enjoy camping under the stars, sitting around a campfire, and sharing meals with your fellow travelers. With knowledgeable guides and exclusive access to some of the most beautiful and remote parts of the parks, this tour is the perfect way to experience the best of the Northern Territory’s natural wonders. One of the true budget 3 day Kakadu tours from Darwin.
What will you see in Kakadu National Park and Litchfield National Park on this unforgettable 3-day tour? Day 1 starts with a wildlife cruise on Corrobboree Billabong, where you can see crocodiles and a variety of birdlife in their natural habitat. Then, explore the world-famous Ubirr rock art site and learn about the meaning behind these special paintings. After a picnic lunch near the East Alligator River, we’ll head to our exclusive safari camp at Mardugal Billabong for a night under the stars.
On Day 2, we’ll visit Maguk (Barramundi Gorge) and Gunlom Falls for spectacular waterfalls and some great walks. Our day ends with a short hike and swim at Ikoymarrwa (Moline Rockhole), a special permit area with very few visitors.
Day 3 takes us to Litchfield National Park, where we’ll explore the intriguing Cathedral and Magnetic mounds and hike and swim at Buley Rockhole’s, Florence Falls, and Wangi Falls. We’ll return to Darwin in the evening.
Explore Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks on a 3-day camping tour. See crocs, waterfalls, ancient rock art & more!
3 Day Kakadu and Litchfield Expedition 4WD - Camping June - Oct
Our travellers often combine this trip with some of these trips:
$40 National Park Fee
Itinerary
- Climb to the top of Nourlangie Rock for breathtaking views
- Splash around in the refreshing Ikoymarrwa Rock Holes (Moline)
- Swim under the cascading Wangi Falls
- Explore the hidden Tolmer Falls and its surrounding rainforest
- Take a dip in the crystal clear waters of Florence Falls
- Spot unique wildlife on a fun and educational Wetland Cruise on Corroboree Billabong.
- Good walking shoes or boots
- Sunscreen
- Insect repellent
- A wide brimmed sun hat
- Long sleeve light shirt for sun protection
- 1 litre water bottle for drinking water
- Swimmers/ bathers/ togs
- Light comfortable clothing
- A jacket (mainly for June, July and August nights)
- Medication and other personal requirements
- Towel
- Torch/flashlight
- A sense of humour!
- Sleeping bag (can be hired for $20, please advise when booking)
- Note: Luggage is strictly restricted to a soft bag of 10kg per person
- Live booking for June- September. For April- May dates see this tour: 3 Day Tour.
- This includes 4WD vehicles on rough and rugged dirt tracks, longer hikes and swims. You will get dirty and be challenged. This is not a luxury bus tour. Your accommodation is camping in a permanent safari tent with the option to sleep in a swag. The only stars are in the sky.
- Sale now on! $800 plus $40 pay on board levy.
- Sleeping bag (can be hired for $20, please advise when booking)
- Note: Luggage is strictly restricted to a soft bag of 10kg per person
Camping is in permanent safari tent accommodation with the option to sleep under the stars in swag.
Sleeping bag is essential (can be hired for $20, please advise when booking)
Luggage is strictly restricted to a soft bag of 10kg per person.
Pack only your bare essentials. Due to limited space and strict road laws limiting gross weight of vehicles, you are required to limit your luggage to one small to medium sized soft bag or backpack (max 10 kg’s) and a small daypack, which can be carried inside the vehicle. Extra luggage can usually be stored at your hotel.
