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Kakadu National Park
(0 reviews)·171km · 2h 30min
🚗 2h 30min📍 171km⭐ null (0)💰 Free (park pass)
Best Time
Jun–Aug
Entry Fee
Free (park pass)
Drive Time
2h 30min
Access
All vehicles
Crocodiles present in ALL waterwaysCheck road conditions at 1800 246 199Carry minimum 3L water per personMobile coverage limited to Jabiru only
Australia's largest national park covering 20,000 km² of wetlands, sandstone escarpments, and Aboriginal rock art dating back 20,000+ years. Dual UNESCO World Heritage listing for both natural and cultural values. Home to one-third of Australia's bird species, saltwater crocodiles, and over 10,000 insect species.
Best Time to Visit
Jun–Aug
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Getting There
Distance from Darwin171km
Drive Time2h 30min
4WD RequiredNo
Facilities
ToiletsDrinking WaterCampingVisitor CentreFuel at JabiruAccommodation
Safety Warnings
• Crocodiles present in ALL waterways
• Check road conditions at 1800 246 199
• Carry minimum 3L water per person
• Mobile coverage limited to Jabiru only
Distance
171km from Darwin
Drive Time
2h 30min
Best Season
Jun–Aug
Rating
null/5 (0)
Safety Warnings
• Crocodiles present in ALL waterways
• Check road conditions at 1800 246 199
• Carry minimum 3L water per person
• Mobile coverage limited to Jabiru only
Distance
171km from Darwin
Drive Time
2h 30min
Best Season
Jun–Aug
Rating
null/5 (0)
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Sun & light times
Kakadu National Park · ACST
Sunrise
06:07
Sunset
17:44
Day length11h 37m
Golden Hour AM
06:07 – 06:36
Golden Hour PM
17:15 – 17:44
Blue Hour AM
05:45 – 06:07
Blue Hour PM
17:44 – 18:06
Calculated with NOAA solar algorithm. Times are sun centre at the horizon (refraction-corrected).
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