Australia's Northern Territory
Kakadu National Park
A jewel among many, the Kakadu National Park is an unspoiled landscape of tropical wilderness. Covering some 19,800sqkm (12,303 sq miles), the park protects not only a large system of cool rivers and crystal creeks, but also a rich Aboriginal heritage that extends back to the earliest days of humankind.
Discover the superb gathering of Aboriginal rock art that stands as one of Kakadu’s finest highlights. The artwork ranges in age from 9000 years old to more than 20,000 years old. View the unique paintings, or opt for a breathtaking flight over the wetlands and Arnhem Land Escarpment.
