Visiting Darwin and the Top End in the Wet Season
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5M ago
The Wet Season descends on the Northern Territory's Top End between November and April. The Traditional Owners of Kakadu National Park (Bininj/Mungguy) recognise several seasons within these months. These seasons do not follow traditional months but are based on thousands of years of local knowledge ..read more
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Kakadu Knowledge for Tour Guides - Extra Info
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6M ago
Traditional owners and managers of Kakadu National Park are responsible and obligated to care for country and guide and look after visitors. To support these strong spiritual connections, anyone working as a tour guide in Kakadu National Park must complete a special entry-level training course.‘The park ..read more
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Darwin Wet Season Tours
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6M ago
A wet season shower over KakaduThe wet season in Darwin & the Top End officially spans from November to April, offering a unique adventure for those ready to embrace the heat, humidity, and occasional rain. Known as "The Wet" to locals, this time of year showcases epic lightning storms, flourishing waterfalls ..read more
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Exploring the Vibrant Indigenous Art Scene: Art Centres in Arnhem Land
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7M ago
Arnhem Land is a region located in the north-eastern part of the Northern Territory of Australia. It occupies a vast expanse of land and coastline, extending from the Arafura Sea in the north to the Gulf of Carpentaria in the east and south. Arnhem Land is known for its remote and pristine landscapes ..read more
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​Cobourg Coastal Camp, our camp on Madjunbalmi land
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7M ago
Garig Gunak Barlu National Park and Marine Park covers an area of (mostly uninhabited) 5000 square kilometres and is located about 570 km (by road) northeast of Darwin on the Cobourg Peninsula. Access is via air, sea or an unsealed road (four-wheel drive only) through Arnhem Land, usually open in the ..read more
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Darwin to Kakadu Tours & Tips
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8M ago
The most popular time to visit is in the dry season, which runs from May to October. However, Kakadu National Park is open all year round and can also be fantastic in the wetter months.Darwin is the vibrant capital of the Northern Territory. With the closest major airport to Kakadu, Darwin is a great ..read more
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Where to stay on the Cobourg Peninsula (Garig Gunak Barlu National Park)
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8M ago
The Cobourg Peninsula lies on the western tip of Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory. It is protected by the Garig Gunak Barlu National Park, which also encompasses the surrounding waters of the Arafura Sea, Van Dieman Gulf, and scattered neighbouring islands.To protect and minimise the environmental ..read more
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The Six Seasons of Kakadu National Park
Venture North Australia | Northern Territory Tourism Blog
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9M ago
Most of us are familiar with two prominent seasons experienced in the Northern Territory; Wet and Dry.Wet Season runs from November to April. Monsoonal rain, thick humidity, storms, and impressive lightning shows to mark this season. Nature comes alive during this season, with abundant waterfalls ..read more
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A 6 Day, 5 Star Adventure of the Top End
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11M ago
Lux Touring from Darwin, Northern Territory Depart Darwin and experience the VERY BEST parts of NT's Top End on this private safari. Travel by luxury 4WD, airboat, helicopter and light-plane as we explore tropical Kakadu, coastal Arnhem Land as well as an NT cattle station, staying in a range of remote ..read more
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Nitmiluk National Park
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1y ago
Nitmiluk National Park (previously known as Katherine Gorge National Park) is on the lands of the Jawoyn people, who are the traditional custodians. The park encompasses an area rich in river systems and spectacular sandstone valleys and comprises an area of over 292 000 hectares. This stunning landscape ..read more
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