Explore the rich culture and stunning landscapes of the Northern Territory with our selection of First Nations multi-day tours. From the iconic Kakadu National Park and Katherine Gorge to the hidden gems of Litchfield National Park, these tours offer an authentic and immersive experience.
These tours offer insight into the cultural heritage of the First Nations people of Central Australia. They encompass First Nations traditional cultural experiences, in particular the Bininj/Mungguy Aboriginal people and Jawoyn culture in Kakadu National Park and Anangu people in Uluru as well as the Marranunggu, Koongurrukun, Werat, and Warray Aboriginal people in Litchfield National Park.
Join us for an epic adventure on these First Nations multi-day tours in the Northern Territory.
First Nations Multi-Day Tours You Should Book Now
Kakadu & Katherine Gorge
Explore Kakadu and Katherine in this guided tour filled with cultural and natural highlights. Begin in Darwin, visit wetlands and spot wildlife before entering Kakadu National Park. See ancient Aboriginal rock art at Ubirr Rock and join the Guluyambi Cultural Cruise on the East Alligator River.
Visit Bowali & Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centres and see more rock art at Burrungkuy. Travel to Katherine for a cruise through Nitmiluk Gorge, swim in the picturesque Edith Falls and enjoy local art at the Top Didj Gallery.
4 Day Tours From Darwin:
Kakadu to Litchfield Camping
Explore the stunning Kakadu National Park and Litchfield National Park on this multi-day tour. Start with a wildlife cruise on the Mary River Wetlands, spotting crocodiles and birdlife. Visit the Kakadu Aboriginal Cultural Centre and see ancient Aboriginal rock art at Ubirr Rock and Burrungkuy.
Enjoy swimming in pristine plunge pools and waterfalls at Barramundi Gorge or Jim Jim Falls. Admire the unique magnetic termite mounds and cool off in the pools of Litchfield National Park.
3 Days From Darwin:
Kakadu, Katherine Gorge & Litchfield Camping
On this tour, you’ll start in Darwin and head to Kakadu National Park, exploring the Bowali Visitor Centre and Ubirr Rock’s ancient Aboriginal art. Enjoy wildlife spotting on a Mary River Wetlands cruise, and hike to stunning waterfalls like Jim Jim Falls. Discover Burrungkuy (Nourlangie) rock art and relax at Barramundi Gorge. In Katherine, you’ll cruise through Nitmiluk National Park’s dramatic gorge, and swim at Edith Falls. Finish in Litchfield National Park, visiting termite mounds and cooling off in plunge pools before returning to Darwin.
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4WD Kakadu Adventure – Camping (June – Sept)
Start your 3-day adventure with a pickup in Darwin, heading to Kakadu National Park. Begin with a wildlife cruise on Corrobboree Billabong to see crocodiles and diverse birdlife, followed by a picnic lunch near the East Alligator River. Explore Ubirr’s rock art and climb for panoramic views of the Nardab floodplains. Enjoy a relaxing evening around the campfire at Mardugal Billabong.
The next day, you’ll take a 4WD trip to Jim Jim Falls for a swim. Visit Burrungkuy to learn about dreamtime stories and rock art, and hike to Gunwhardewharde lookout for stunning views. Explore the Warradjan cultural centre before returning to camp. On the final day, you’ll hike to Maguk for a swim, then head to Gunlom Falls for a dip in the natural infinity pools.
These are some of the best First Nations multi-day tours in the Northern Territory. These tours are top-rated because offer authentic experiences led by knowledgeable guides. It’s an immersive way to explore the NT!
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