Itinerary
Where to Stay:
The DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Esplanade Darwin is located next to the Darwin Entertainment Centre and overlooks the palm-lined esplanade, with stunning ocean views also available from select rooms. All rooms have been newly refurbished, and the hotel also boasts the largest outdoor swimming pool in Darwin, as well as free WiFi, a fitness room and beauty salon. While being located on the esplanade, the DoubleTree is also within walking distance of many Darwin hotspots, eateries, and shopping areas. A later check out time of 1pm will also mean a relaxing end to your stay in Darwin.
With its oasis-style atmosphere, Cooinda Lodge has Kakadu’s most extensive range of accommodation, from luxury villas to quality lodge rooms. The resort offers two shaded swimming pools, alfresco and indoor dining, general store, the Warradjan Cultural Centre and extensive touring options including world-famous Yellow Water Cruises.
Cicada Lodge is designed for the sophisticated traveller looking for an authentic Indigenous and natural Australian “experience-of-a-lifetime,” in the heart of Northern Australia’s timeless north. A sanctuary of elegant comfort, the Lodge provides a level of excellence in accommodation, service and dining. All of Cicada Lodge's rooms are air conditioned and feature full length louvered doors to private balconies. The Lodge’s award-winning restaurant offers a total dining experience. Our guest services team are on hand to assist with any aspects of your Nitmiluk experience.
What to do:
On the Litchfield National Park Tour, we invite everyone to discover the breathtaking natural wonders of Litchfield Park. With experienced guides, explore stunning waterfalls, hidden plunge pools, and historic landscapes, all while learning about Aboriginal culture and freshwater wildlife. Join us for an unforgettable adventure in this tropical oasis!
Travel the iconic Stuart Highway to Adelaide River, known for its wetlands, wildlife, and history. Cruise the mighty Adelaide River guided by experts and witness saltwater crocodiles up close while spotting vibrant birdlife along the serene floodplains. This unforgettable journey blends culture with stunning wildlife encounters, offering a true taste of Northern Territory’s rugged and resilient spirit.
Join us for a two hour cruise and experience this magical time of day on Yellow Water. Located at the end of the Jim Jim Creek, Yellow Water is part of the South Alligator River system. This river system is unique as it is included in its entirety within a UNESCO World Heritage listed National Park.
Gain a real perspective of Kakadu flying in a fixed wing aircraft over must-do attractions that you see at ground level plus other untouched lands that can only be seen from the air. Be amazed as views change each minute you fly along a spectacular variety of land forms.
Cruise through the first Nitmiluk gorge alongside limestone escarpments before reaching the transfer point where a short 400m walk will lead you to another boat waiting to take you into the second gorge. Along the way, cultural guides will share their knowledge of plants, animals, dreamtime stories and culture. You’ll see spectacular geographical features, local wildlife, and abundant vegetation.
