Colours of Kakadu Two Day Tour
YOUR EXPERIENCE PROVIDER
Ethical Adventures
Colours of Kakadu ultimate Top End Two Day tour to Kakadu National Park. Focusing on Aboriginal people, art and environmental interaction with a maximum of 6 guests and hosted by dedicated local professionals.
This tour is currently only available for group / private charter where all participants are part of the same cohort and as such social distancing is of required and interpersonal contact is permissible.
Due to COVID-19 considerations and impacts the itinerary as presented here may be altered with little or no notice. Some activities may also cease to exist in the longer term. In these circumstances all effort will be made to keep information up to date and accessible for guests.
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Insights into your experience
Join the Colours of Kakadu Two Day tour into the heart of Top End Aboriginal culture.
Surrounded by the internationally significant World Heritage national park of Kakadu you will witness the countless centuries of human endeavour carefully recorded on this ancient landscape.
Meet the present-day traditional owners of Kakadu National Park. Hear their stories of creation, feel their love for the country and understand some of the issues.
Featuring Ubirr, Nourlangie, Anbanbang Billabong, Warradjan Culture centre, Bowali centre and including local Aboriginal guides and cruises.
The Colours of Kakadu tour is Ethical Adventures' way of introducing you to the people, culture and history of Aboriginal Australians.
Things to know
This is a 2 day, 1 night all inclusive experience.
Maximum group size 6 guests
Tickets: Adult $1,950AUD, Couple (2 Adults) $3,750AUD, Child $1,550AUD.
Cost Includes:
- 90 minute Guluyambi culture cruise touching down on Arnhem Land
- 30 min scenic flight along Arnhemland escarpment
- 2 hour sunrise Yellow Waters cruise
- Sunset and guided art walk at Ubirr Rock
- All meals - 1 x Breakfast, 2 x Lunch, 1 x Dinner, snacks and refreshments
- Warradjan Culture Centre
- Bowali Centre
- Guided art walk at Nourlangie Rock
- Visit to Anbangbang Billabong (seasonal)
- Suite room at Anbinik Resort
- Wildlife viewing at Fogg Dam Conservation Area
- Monsoonal forest walk
- Aboriginal craft demonstration and participation (seasonal)
Meeting point
Location
Kakadu National Park.
Nearly 20,000 square kilometres, Kakadu National Park is a World Heritage listing renowned for both its cultural and natural values covering nearly 20,000km². Located 3 hours’ drive from Darwin.
