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Goymarr Tourist Park

Goymarr Tourist Park Information Centre provides visitors, to the World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park, with important information on the park. The visitor centre is also the official southern outlet for the purchase of a Kakadu National Park entry pass. Visitors can pick-up brochures on what attractions and experiences are available within the park and the centre also has a good collection of local Aboriginal art and other souvenirs.

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Maguk

Located an hour's drive south from Cooinda, in World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park, is Maguk. A 14 kilometre four-wheel drive trip off the Kakadu Highway, followed by a one kilometre walk, leads to a beautiful natural plunge pool at the base of the steep gorge walls. Take the short but moderately difficult climb to the top of the waterfall where there sits crystal clear pools that are perfect for a refreshing dip. The panoramic view also makes the hike worth the effort, allow one to two hours. An entry fee of AUD25.00 per person over the age of 16 years

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Yellow Water

Yellow Water is a landlocked billabong brimming with native flora and fauna and is one of World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park's best-known landmarks. See the park's wildlife on board a Yellow Water Cruise or during a walk along the boardwalks on the water's edge. Known as Ngurrungurrudjba, the billabong is located near the small settlement of Cooinda. It is home to crocodiles, wild horses, buffalo and other wildlife. Get out onto Yellow Water as part of a boat cruise for a closer look at a rich variety of wildlife. The vast range of resident birdlife includes jacana, egrets, jabiru, sea

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Yurmikmik Walks

Located in the southern region of Kakadu National Park, the Yurmikmik Walks are a series of interconnected walking tracks that provide a range of bushwalking experiences, and are pleasant in the summer months. Yurmikmik is the Jawoyn name for the country between the Marrawal Plateau and the South Alligator River. Notice the contrast as you walk from the cool creeks and monsoon forests to the heat of the open woodlands, and from the trees in the woodland valley to the stunted rocky ridge and plateau vegetation. Choose from the 2 kilometre return Boulder Creek Walk into woodland and monsoon forest,

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Brian Creek Monsoon Forest

Brian Creek Monsoon Forest, in the Mary River National Park which is an hour's drive from Darwin, is a short walk through a pocket of rainforest where you will notice the contrast between the wildlife here and the surrounding woodlands. These pockets are significant examples of remnant vegetation communities that are surrounded by dry lowland woodland savannah. The walk is relatively easy, allow 45 minutes round trip, and a picnic table at the start of the track provides a quiet spot to rest and enjoy the surrounds.

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Kakadu & Arnhem Land Region Attractions »«

Marrawuddi Gallery
The Marrawuddi Gallery is a wholly indigenous-owned enterprise operated by the Djabulukgu Association Incorporated. The
Goymarr Tourist Park
Goymarr Tourist Park Information Centre provides visitors, to the World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park, with
Maningrida Arts and Culture
Maningrida Arts and Culture represents more than 700 artists who work with bark paintings, timber
Gayngaru Wetlands Interpretive Walk
Experience the world of an East Arnhem Land wetland on the The Gayngaru Wetlands Interpretive
Nanguluwur Rock Art Site and Walk
Nanguluwur Rock Art Site and Walk is a pleasant walk through woodlands leading to a
Barrk Sandstone Walk
Enjoy spectacular views, experience a variety of habitats and see the Nanguluwur art site along
Yurmikmik Walks
Located in the southern region of Kakadu National Park, the Yurmikmik Walks are a series
Bird Billabong
The Northern Territory is home to the highest number of waterbirds in Australia as well

Kakadu & Arnhem Land Region Accommodation »«

Gagudju Lodge Cooinda
Surrounded by Kakadu National Park at the gateway to the world famous Yellow Water Billabong,
Goymarr Tourist Park
Goymarr Tourist Park is at the southern gateway to World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park and
Gagudju Crocodile Holiday Inn
Aboriginal owned Gagudju Crocodile Holiday Inn is deluxe accommodation located in Jabiru, approximately 2.5 hours'
Aurora Kakadu
Located just over a two hours from Darwin, Aurora Kakadu hotel is the perfect place
Dugong Beach Resort
Dugong Beach Resort is situated directly on the coast line on approximately 25 hectares, allowing
Kakadu Lodge
Set in tranquil tropical surrounds just three hours drive from Darwin, Kakadu Lodge is an
Seven Spirit Bay Eco-Wilderness Resort
Just a few metres from the sea, situated in virtually untouched rainforest, Seven Spirit Bay
Arnhemland Barramundi Nature Lodge
The remote and exclusive Arnhemland Barramundi Nature Lodge is situated high on an escarpment fringe
Mary River Wilderness Retreat and Caravan Park
Mary River Wilderness Retreat and Caravan Park is located 110 kilometres from Darwin and only
Lakeview Park Kakadu
Located in the World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park, Lakeview Park Kakadu offers unique, architecturally designed