3 Day Kakadu & Katherine Camping Safari

Day 1: Darwin to Kakadu

After pick up from your hotel or accommodation, we head towards Kakadu National Park. Our first adventure is a crocodile spotting cruise. We visit the Bark Hut Inn and continue on into Kakadu. We cross the South Alligator River before heading to Ubirr Rock where we see classic examples of Aboriginal rock art and spectacular 360 degree views. At the end of the day we travel to our campsite in Kakadu. During the evening we enjoy a hearty dinner at our camp.

Camp: Kakadu Permanent Campsite

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Day 2: Kakadu to Katherine

After breakfast we will head out to explore one of the many magnificent natural attractions in the National Park, dependent on the season and weather conditions. You will have the opportunity to swim in cool clear water, walk through bush tracks and explore spectacular sandstone country. After lunch we travel south out of the park into the historic mining area of Pine Creek. On the way we stop in at Edith Falls for another refreshing swim. We finish the day by travelling to our campsite at the historic Springvale Homestead.

Camp: Springvale Homestead Permanent Campsite

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Day 3: Katherine to Darwin

After an early start we travel to the majestic Katherine Gorge for a choice of a two hour cruise or a canoeing adventure. The waters are clear, cool and safe for swimming. After lunch we travel back up the track towards Darwin. Arrive back in Darwin at around 7:00pm.

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Climate

Darwin has an average temperature of 32°C all year, with varying humidity. The tropical summer, from December to March, is considered by many to be the region's most beautiful time of year. The summer rains bring the natural landscape to life and deliver the picturesque storms and sunsets the Northern Territory is renowned for. The dry season, from May to October, has warm, sunny days and cool nights. At the end of the year, the build up, or pre-monsoon season, begins and humidity levels start their rise. The following chart outlines Darwin's monthly climate averages as an indicator for the whole northern region.