Jabiru rises in the heart of Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory, a vast area listed by UNESCO for its dual natural and cultural wealth. It is the starting point to explore crocodile-rich wetlands, waterfalls such as Jim Jim and Twin Falls and the ancient Aboriginal rock art at Ubirr and Nourlangie. Cruises along the waterways of Yellow Water reveal extraordinary wildlife, from waterbirds to lotus flowers. A destination that immerses travellers in the world's oldest living culture and in boundless tropical nature.
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Giorno 2 — Jabiru → Cooinda
At the heart of Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory, Cooinda is the gateway to the famous Yellow Water billabong, part of a park inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List for both its natural and Aboriginal cultural values. At dawn and dusk, cruises across the still waters reveal crocodiles, waterbirds and lilies, while nearby rock art tells a story thousands of years old. It is the perfect base from which to explore one of the richest, wildest landscapes in tropical Australia.
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Giorno 3 — Cooinda → Katherine
A gateway to the Northern Territory outback, Katherine lies south of Darwin in a landscape of savannah, rocky gorges and winding rivers. Its crown jewel is Nitmiluk National Park, where thirteen sandstone gorges can be explored by canoe, by boat or along trails beneath sheer cliffs. Nearby, the Katherine Hot Springs invite a soak among the palms, while the surrounding country holds the ancient culture of the Jawoyn people, with rock art and stories passed down over thousands of years. Katherine is the perfect stop for travellers journeying between Darwin and the Red Centre in search of wild nature and authentically Australian atmosphere.
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Giorno 4 — Katherine → Lake Bennett
Lake Bennett lies in the heart of the Top End, less than an hour from Darwin, in a landscape of tropical bushland that frames its calm waters. Away from the urban bustle, it offers an oasis of peace where you can spot local wildlife, explore the bush trails and enjoy the tranquillity of the Northern Territory. It makes a relaxing stop for those travelling towards the region's great parks, such as Litchfield. Lake Bennett invites you to pause and breathe in the authentic atmosphere of tropical Australia.
