1 Day Litchfield Tour

Departs:	Darwin 7am Daily.
Group Size:	9 - 16 max
Vehicle:	4WD
Accomm:	Camping (Showers and Toilets Availalbe)
Price:	$ AUD ($ with YHA, VIP or Student card)
Pay on Tour:	Sleeping Bag $, Local Payment $

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Twin Falls Gorge

The 1 Day Litchfield Tour explores Litchfield National Park in Northern Australia in a small group with a maximum of 22 passengers. Accommodation is camping in a swags around the campfire at campgrounds with showers and toilets. It’s a backpacker tour with plenty of adventure, Kakadu is an amazing wilderness destination full of waterfalls, swimming, crocodiles (not at the same time) and Aboriginal Culture. Approx 70% of passengers are between 19 and 39, with 50% males and females.

The 3 Day Kakadu Tour visits Jim Jim Falls, Twin Falls, Nourlangie Rock, Corroboree Billabong, Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre & Ubbir Rock.

National parks visited on this tour include Kakadu National Park.

Hikes include a hike to the Jim Jim Falls plunge pool (2km), plus a selection of other walks throughout the tour and a private boat cruise on Corroboree Billabong.

Aboriginal culture is very strong in Kakadu, the Kakadu tour visits the Warradjan Aboriginal cultural centre and Nourlangie Rock and Ubir Rocks, two of the best places in the world to view indigenous rock art. Your guide will also discuss with you the many aspects of this rich and varied

Day 1, 2 Day, 2 night 4WD Kakadu Tour

Litchfield National Park

Litchfield National Park is approximatelt 1.5 hours drive from Darwin, is a a relatively small National Park (in relation to Kakadu) and contains many beautiful waterfalls with a small area, all waterfalls a very accessable and flow all year round with crystal clear water you can happily drink. There is also a number of short walks which we can do, inparticular at Bulley Rockhole and Tolmer falls.

We vist the main destinations of Florence Falls, Buley Rock Hole, Wangi Falls, Tolmer Falls and the famous magnetic ternite mounds.

Heading for Kakadu campsite at the end of the day we visit the Marrakai Floodplain. The Marrakai Floodplain is a fantastic location for viewing a huge array of the native birdlife which lives in Kakadu. We then arrive at our campsite in the early evening and cook up a feast on the campfire. (Lunch).