Guluyambi East Alligator River Cruises

Guluyambi is an informative Aboriginal cultural and wildlife cruise on Kakadu’s scenically spectacular East Alligator River. Aboriginal guides specialise in catering to small groups for a personal and unique cultural, bush tucker and wildlife experience. Come and count the crocodiles.

Guluyambi East Alligator River Cruises is 100 per cent Aboriginal owned and operated

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Guluyambi River Cruise Focus on Aboriginal culture as your Aboriginal guide shares skills passed down for generations, including the making of hunting tools and where to find bush tucker on this East Alligator River cruise. The river is located on the border between Kakadu National Park and Arnhem Land and is home to a wealth of unique flora and fauna, including saltwater crocodiles, several species of birds and beautiful waterlilies. Tour duration is 1 hour and 45 minutes. Guluyambi Ubirr Combo Tour In Kakadu's Tropical Summer, Ubirr and the Magela Creek are absolutely stunning. This is the time of year when the vast wetland floods cut off the road access to Ubirr. You can experience the splendor of both areas during the narrow window of opportunity during the seasonal flooding on this Ubirr Combo Tour. Guests will cruise down stream through bark forests and out into the connecting billabongs on the Ubirr side of the creek. Then you will have the opportunity to view the rock art, absorb a little traditional indigenous knowledge and be inspired by the spectacle of the flooded plains from Ubirr Lookout. Operating February to March only, the Ubirr Combo Tour uses expert guides, the majority Aboriginal, and provides guests with an insight into local Aboriginal mythology, the wetland's abundant bush tucker, traditional uses for many plants and animals, as well as bush survival skills. There is a shuttle service to and from the cruise from Jabiru. Please quote tour code GUC when booking. Guluyambi Wet Season Cruise Kakadu's tropical summer is when the whole environment responds to seasonal rains and explodes into life. At the height of the seasonal flooding, the Guluyambi Cruise operation moves from the East Alligator River to the Magela Creek. You'll cruise through paper bark forests, shallow waters – alive with activity, billabongs of lily pads, tall grasses, pandanus and fresh water mangrove where wildlife is abundant. Take advantage of the limited access in Kakadu during this time and enjoy a cruise in solitude. Operating February to March only, the Magela Creek cruise uses expert guides, the majority Aboriginal, and provides guests with an insight into local Aboriginal mythology, the wetlands abundant bush tucker, traditional uses for many plants and animals as well as bush survival skills required for the wilderness environment. There is a shuttle service to and from the cruise fro Jabiru. Please quote tour code GMC when booking
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