Highlights of Arnhem Land & Kakadu Explorer

Visit the heart of Arnhem Land, immersing yourself in the world’s oldest surviving culture and witnessing the timeless beauty of its landscapes and artworks. Begin your adventure with a visit to the Aboriginal owned and operated Maningrida Arts and Cultural Centre, where you can explore the rich artistic traditions of the indigenous peoples and delve into the fascinating exhibits at the Djomi Museum.

Continue your exploration with two nights at Mount Borradaile, home to the largest and best-known collection of rock art in the world, including the iconic Rainbow Serpent. Marvel at the ancient artworks at Ubirr and Noarlangie, where paintings dating back 20,000 years offer a glimpse into the region’s rich cultural heritage. Experience the remote beauty of Arnhem Land with exclusive Barramundi fishing and wildlife cruises in the pristine wilderness of Maningrida. Retreat to Barramundi Lodge for two nights, where you can unwind and soak in the breathtaking views of the Arnhem Land floodplains.

Discover the incredible biodiversity of Kakadu National Park with a cruise on Yellow Waters, where you can admire the prolific birdlife and observe crocodiles in their natural habitat. Cap off your adventure with a bird’s eye view of the ancient escarpments, floodplains, and winding rivers of Kakadu National Park aboard a thrilling 30-minute scenic flight. This exclusive touring route promises an unforgettable immersion into the cultural and natural wonders of Arnhem Land, offering a profound appreciation for the resilience and richness of Australia’s indigenous heritage.