Explore Australia’s Top End, a region of untamed wilderness, dramatic waterfalls, and rich Aboriginal culture. From the cascading waters of Litchfield National Park to the ancient rock art of Kakadu, and the rugged beauty of Katherine Gorge, every adventure is unforgettable. Discover remote Arnhem Land, encounter unique wildlife, and immerse yourself in authentic cultural experiences on these iconic Northern Territory tours.
Litchfield, Kakadu, Katherine, Koolpin & Arnhem Land Tours
Kakadu Highlights Tour
4.8
2 Days
Darwin to Darwin
From $845
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Kakadu & Litchfield Tour
4.9
3 Days
Darwin to Darwin
From $995
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Kakadu Tour
5
3 Days
Darwin to Darwin
From $995
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Kakadu Tour with Katherine and Litchfield
5
4 Days
Darwin to Darwin
Now from $1,346 Was $1,495
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Kakadu & Koolpin Tour
5
5 Days
Darwin to Darwin
From $1,845
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Kakadu Tour with Arnhem Land, Katherine & Litchfield
4.9
5 Days
Darwin to Darwin
Now from $1,796 Was $1,895
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Kakadu Tour – Hotel
5
3 Days
Darwin to Darwin
From $1,995
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Broome to Darwin Kimberley Tour
4.8
10 Days
Broome to Darwin
Now from $2,966 Was $3,295
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Darwin to Broome Kimberley Tour
4.8
10 Days
Darwin to Broome
Now from $2,966 Was $3,295
View TripLitchfield, Kakadu & Katherine Family Tours
Kakadu Family Tour with Katherine and Litchfield
4.8
4 Days
Darwin to Darwin
Now from $1,346 Was $1,495
View TripThe Top End is a diverse region of stunning landscapes and ancient cultural heritage. First Nations connections are deeply rooted here, and our tours work with local communities to provide authentic cultural experiences.
Highlights include swimming under waterfalls at Litchfield, cruising Katherine Gorge, exploring the floodplains and wetlands of Kakadu, and discovering the remote wilderness of Arnhem Land. Whether you’re spotting crocodiles, learning traditional art, or hiking scenic trails, each tour immerses travellers in the natural beauty, wildlife, and history of Australia’s northernmost frontier. Flexible itineraries ensure every journey is tailored to your sense of adventure.
Things to see in Kakadu National Park & The Top End
Litchfield National Park
Just 90 minutes from Darwin, Litchfield packs a punch with its magnetic termite mounds, cascading waterfalls, and refreshing plunge pools. Spend the day swimming beneath Florence Falls or hiking to Wangi. It’s the Top End’s backyard playground and the perfect warm-up for deeper outback adventures.
Katherine Gorge
Carved by the Katherine River, Nitmiluk’s 13 gorges are a maze of cliffs, waterfalls, and hidden swimming spots. Take a boat cruise or paddle a canoe between the sandstone walls, learning from Jawoyn guides along the way. It’s one of the Northern Territory’s most unforgettable natural wonders
Kakadu National Park
World-Heritage listed and sprawling over 20,000 square kilometres, Kakadu is a living cultural landscape. Here you’ll find ancient Aboriginal rock art, vast wetlands teeming with birdlife, and thundering waterfalls. From sunrise at Ubirr to crocodile spotting on Yellow Water Billabong, every corner of Kakadu tells a powerful story.
Twin & Jim Jim Falls
Depending on the time of year, these majestic falls in Kakadu National Park either rage with the fury of a thousand dingos, or trickle over the rocks like a lazy snail. Either way, they’re a sight to behold. Although the road to Jim Jim is usually closed during the wet season (because of all that water), it’s well worth checking out during the dry season. Twin Falls are usually at their most thunderous between December and May.
Arnhem Land
Vast, unspoiled and culturally rich, Arnhem Land is home to thriving Yolŋu communities and some of Australia’s most spectacular coastline. Think white-sand beaches, abundant wildlife, and sacred rock art sites. Visiting here is a privilege, offering travellers a chance to experience authentic First Nations culture firsthand.
Koolpin Gorge
Remote, rugged, and accessible only by permit, Koolpin is the Top End’s best-kept secret. Dramatic cliffs, sparkling rock pools, and pristine cascades reward those who make the journey. With limited visitors allowed in at a time, Jarrangbarnmi offers a true wilderness escape, far from the crowds
Kakadu tour reviews
Thanks Adventure Tours for managing our itinerary during the tour so as to
keep us safe and to ensure a good experience even with the worst fire season known in Australia unfolding throughout
the nation in the summer of 2020. Some of your tours were cancelled where necessary. I felt we were in good hands
throughout. Review submitted 11 Jan 2020Trip rating
Time of year
Esperance & Southwest
Adventure, December 2019
Cherie
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