TOUR NAME:   KJA3 - 3 DAYS UBIRR, JIM JIM FALLS AND ARNHEM LAND
DURATIONS:   3 Days / 2 Nights
TOUR CODE:    KJA3
DEPARTURE:   Daily (May-Oct.)
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NOTE:                                     An excellent level of fitness and hiking boots is required for this day. Should seasonal conditions not permit a visit to Jim Jim Falls or Twin Falls, it will be replaced with alternate touring.Children under 4 years of age are not permitted on this tour.

  SIGHTSEEING HIGHLIGHTS

• Explore World Heritage Kakadu National Park
• View ancient Aboriginal rock art at Ubirr
• Join the famous Guluyambi Cruise along the East Alligator River
• Visit beautiful Jim Jim Falls and Twin Falls, in Kakadu National Park
• Travel into Arnhem Land on a 4WD adventure
• With special permission from its traditional owners, take a short walk into Arnhem Land
• Enjoy a glass of wine accompanied by views over the floodplains at Window on the Wetlands
• Visit Mikinj Valley

Today enter stunning World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park, and visit the ancient Aboriginal art sites of Ubirr to see preserved rock art. Following lunch join the famous Guluyambi Cruise and, accompanied by an Aboriginal guide, cruise the East Alligator River. With special permission, take a short walk into Arnhem Land.

Two Night Stay: Kakadu National Park, Gagudju Crocodile Holiday Inn.                (L)

Travel by 4-wheel drive to the edge of the Arnhem Land escarpment and beautiful Jim Jim Falls, one of the largest waterfalls in the park. Enjoy a bushwalk through monsoonal forest surrounded by towering cliffs. Continue along the winding sand track to Twin Falls Gorge where there is time to explore.         (L)

Journey across the East Alligator River into Arnhem Land. Aboriginal-owned, Arnhem Land is one of the most remote and least traversed regions of Australia. Travel to the rarely visited Mikinj Valley with its sandstone outcrops, escarpments, floodplains and billabongs. With special permission from the Manilakarr people, visit places inaccessible to most. Hear of traditional land ownership, learn bush skills of hunting and gathering and learn how to prepare bush tucker. View ancient Aboriginal art in its untouched natural state – without fences or barriers. Most tours are led or accompanied by an Aboriginal guide. Returning to Darwin, stop at Window on the Wetlands Visitor Centre and enjoy a glass of wine while overlooking the lush floodplains.            (L)

Note: Injalak Arts and Craft Association is visited only on weekdays. Injalak is not open weekends and public holidays and may be closed for cultural reasons. If Injalak is closed you will visit Cannon Hill and Hawk Dreaming in Kakadu instead. This alternative also applies when seasonal flooding and tides prevent crossing the East Alligator River.