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What to do and see in Jabiru, Northern Territory: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Jabiru, Australia including Jarrangbarnmi / Koolpin Gorge, Kakadu Air Scenic Flights, The Scenic Flight Company Kakadu, Nanguluwur Art Site, Yurmikmik Walks, Kakadu National park, Nourlangie Rock, Bowali Visitors Centre, Lake Jabiru, Marrawuddi Arts & Culture.
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1. Jarrangbarnmi / Koolpin Gorge
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
2. Kakadu Air Scenic Flights
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5.0 based on 402 reviews
Kakadu is spectacular to look at, but immensely more interesting when on a Kakadu Air flight you receive a running commentary about the things you see, and many that you can't. On fixed wing aircraft flights the commentary is researched, recorded and delivered by long term Kakadu experts, via headsets.
3. The Scenic Flight Company Kakadu
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5.0 based on 289 reviews
You haven't truly experienced the vastness and beauty of Kakadu National Park until you've seen it from the air. Our experienced pilots will show you the wonder of this heritage listed area all year round. All passengers get a window seat and live commentary. We are a Territory owned and operated scenic flight company; we live in and love this area. Join us on an air adventure and let us show you the Kakadu you won't see from the ground.
4. Nanguluwur Art Site
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4.5 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By mazzaintazza - London, United Kingdom
A 1km dirt road (fine for 2wd vehicles if you go slow) takes you to the car park. A pleasant and easy 30 minute walk brings you to the rock art site, which includes ‘contact art’, painted after Europeans arrived in the region. Some reasonable signage helps explain the stories and importance of the paintings. Only 1 other person was there during our visit - it’s Coronavirus-time so everywhere is soooo quiet at the moment, but I imagine this is generally a tranquil spot to have a walk and see rock art, certainly compared to Ubirr and Nourlangie which would get really, annoyingly, busy during a ‘normal’ tourist season.
5. Yurmikmik Walks
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4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By HanneS687 - Roan Municipality, Norway
We did both the short Boulder Creek walk and the longer Motor Car Falls walk and enjoyed both. Boulder Creek was a very pleasant surprise as we went in the wet season and had it all to ourselves.
6. Kakadu National park
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4.5 based on 286 reviews
Reviewed By hc2015 - Baulkham Hills, Australia
We stayed in Darwin so we should have drive fair bit/apps 3hrs to arrive at Jabiru to begin the journey. It was long distance for young kids to bear as scenery doesn't change much as well as adults who had to drive the whole distance. We were hesitant of visiting Kakadu due to the distance but it is manageable in a day. Mind you you many visit only few places but still worth to go. Few places aren't available to visit during wet season and they have information centre where it shows opened/closed place. We had to pay for family visit of $65 for 7 day pass although we only stay for a day. It covers such a great national park with many heritage sites so it is must be paid before arriving the place otherwise you can pay at the information centre. If I may add a thought, it would attract more visitors if there were few interestin stops or sites to visit on the way from Darwin to Jabiru as 3 hrs of same scenery in 130km ph most road could be bit boring.
7. Nourlangie Rock
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4.5 based on 850 reviews
Reviewed By Cally87 - Perth, Australia
We spent a couple of hours walking the trail and enjoying the art and views. Just down the road is Kubara (Guevara) pools walk which is a must early in the morning.
8. Bowali Visitors Centre
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4.0 based on 302 reviews
Reviewed By taylmw - Queanbeyan, Australia
This is a great place to start when coming to Kakadu. The staff are very friendly and helpful. There's a wealth of information available about the attractions and road conditions, and you can also buy your Park pass (a must have for all visitors unless you live in the NT). The shop there has a great range of souvenirs and the Cafe is a welcome place after a few hours on the road. It has free wifi and a whole bench dedicated to computer users with fitted powerpoints etc. A highly recommended place to start your Kakadu visit.
9. Lake Jabiru
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3.5 based on 17 reviews
10. Marrawuddi Arts & Culture
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3.5 based on 3 reviews
Marrawuddi Gallery is a member of the Indigenous Art Code. Every piece of original artwork for sale at Marrawuddi was created by an Aboriginal person living in or around Kakadu National Park. Marrawuddi works directly with local artists, supplying materials, creating and sustaining relationships and purchasing artworks. By supplying the gallery with high quality, sought-after pieces, artists generate an income whilst maintaining cultural traditions.
Reviewed By 975darlenew - Sydney, Australia
As part of the tour we went to the gallery . WOW The artwork , weaving and woodwork was amazing The artists are very accomodating stopping to took about their cultural , how they paint and techniques used. You will not be disappointed check out the woodwork people and cockatoos The coffee is also excellent. Don’t miss this if your staying in or around Jabiru
