It's World Wetlands Day today and we're celebrating with a video featuring our park and our community! As well as its inspiring cultural depth and magnificent imagery, Kakadu has rare and unique wetlands that provide food such as fish and turtle. These wetlands make up 20 per cent of Kakadu’s landscape. Take a look at our Ramsar-listed freshwater wetlands and coastal floodplains for yourself! World Wetlands Day - February 2 Tourism NT, Australia’s Outback, Northern Territory Australia.com West A

Explore the breathtaking wetlands of Kakadu National Park, where ancient landscapes meet incredible wildlife. From majestic saltwater crocodiles and vibrant birdlife to unique plants and thriving ecosystems, Kakadu offers an unforgettable glimpse into Australia’s natural and cultural heritage. 🐊🌅 View our suggested itineraries here: https://kakadutourism.com/see-and-do/itineraries #nature #wetlands #kakadunationalpark #dokakadu #wildlife Awesome reel from @alexkyddphoto [IG] | Kakadu Tourism.

🦜 Known for its stunning natural landscapes, native wildlife, and sacred Aboriginal sites, Kakadu National Park is a place that boasts adventure and culture. 🛥 Visit Ubirr and Nourlangie and discover the ancient rock art that brings the stories of the Bininj/Mungguy people to life, take a cruise along Yellow Water Billabong to see the natural world in all its glory, or hop aboard a helicopter and gain a birds-eye view of the wetlands, floodplains and ancient sandstone plateau. All this and mor

We got up close and personal with some crocs in Kakadu and they were BIG! #NAIDOC2025 | Australian Women's Cricket Team

Croc feeding Adelaide River, Kakadu, Northern Territory. We saw so many large crocs. Sarge #adelaiderivercruises #crocodilefeeding #kakadu | Travelling Around Australia

This national park has double World Heritage status 💚 Kakadu National Park is the second largest national park in our country and holds a dual World Heritage listing for both its natural and cultural significance. One of the region’s most memorable experiences is cruising along the Yellow Water Billabong with Kakadu Tourism. The Spirit of Kakadu. Tap into the rhythm of an ancient landscape, spotting birdlife and crocodiles as you learn about the cultures of the local Bininj/Mungguy peoples and

It’s home to the world’s oldest living culture… It’s Australia’s largest terrestrial national park... It’s one of only a handful of places that has a dual World Heritage Listing for its cultural and natural significance… It protects some of the finest Aboriginal rock art sites you’ll ever see… It’s our very own Kakadu National Park and you can now see it for yourself with a virtual tour via Google’s Street View for Kakadu. It’s the best way to preview all there is to offer before securing your t

Just your average Saturday traffic jam in Kakadu National Park 🐊 *toots horn* Welcome to Cahills Crossing, a river causeway across the East Alligator River in Kakadu Tourism. The Spirit of Kakadu where large numbers of saltwater crocodiles gather to feed on mullet and barramundi as the tide pushes in and over the road that leads into Arnhem Land. Whether you're a 4WD enthusiast crossing the causeway or an onlooker at the viewing platform, you're sure to experience a unique take on 'peak hour' �