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Does it make sense to visit Kakadu National Park during the wet season? I think it makes sense. Most people who live in Australia's tropical north consider the wet season the best time of the year.
Permalink -- click for full blog postKakadu National Park is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Australia. But more and more often you hear comments like, They should call it Kaka-don't. It's not worth going. Go to...
Permalink -- click for full blog postThere are literally hundreds of tours to Kakadu available. Many people are totally overwhelmed by what's on offer. How do you even start to narrow it down?
Permalink -- click for full blog postDo you need a 4WD to explore Kakadu National Park? Which places can you visit by 2WD? What would you miss?
Permalink -- click for full blog postIf going to Kakadu, don't miss Koolpin Gorge! Not many people get to see this very special place, for several reasons...
Permalink -- click for full blog postThe Twin Falls are one of the most famous sites within Kakadu National Park, but the area has lost some of its magic, now that...
Permalink -- click for full blog postJim Jim Falls: access, camping, the pools, the walks, the views... Everything you need to know to visit this spectacular area of Kakadu National Park
Permalink -- click for full blog postIt has been a while since we went on a Kakadu Safari, but still remember it as an unforgettable experience. Back in 1996 we had our first long
Permalink -- click for full blog postThinking of committing to the Ghan? If you board the Ghan train with its distinctive red locomotive you will be its prisoner...
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe are starting our trip in Sydney, going up to Cairns (Cooktown/Cape Tribulation), then to Darwin, down to Coober Pedy and back to Sydney. We are
Permalink -- click for full blog postMy wife and I are staying in the Crocodile Inn at Jabiru, Kakadu from 2 July for 5 nights. We are travelling to Jabiru from Darwin by Greyhound Bus.
Permalink -- click for full blog postI will be coming with my family in August to visit the area around Alice Springs, and we have allocated about 6 days for this area. We are thinking
Permalink -- click for full blog postThere is no such thing as a cheap Ayers Rock hotel, but at least this will make sure that you get the best Ayers Rock hotel deal available!
Permalink -- click for full blog postThis page tells you more about the different hotels at Ayers Rock. Look at the individual Ayers Rock Hotel reviews to...
Permalink -- click for full blog postThe campground at Ayers Rock is easily the best deal in the whole resort. The Ayers Rock campground is located...
Permalink -- click for full blog postI read somewhere that you work for the Argyle Diamond Mine and I was wondering if you could get me a couple of months work there? I'm a university
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe are planning to go to Litchfield and Kakadu and we are hoping to only take a 2WD in. Does anyone know if we will still be able to see a lot of the
Permalink -- click for full blog postOn this page I show you how to find the best deals on Kakadu accommodation. This will save you both time and money!
Permalink -- click for full blog postCamping in Kakadu National Park is either very affordable or totally free. Many of the free Kakadu campsites are only...
Permalink -- click for full blog postI am visiting Oz in July / August 2008 and the trip I have in mind goes as follows: Perth - Kalgoorlie - Uluru - Alice Springs - Sydney - Melbourne -
Permalink -- click for full blog postI've been to Uluru twice now, and both times have been very powerful experiences, but I didn't feel the need to climb it. I would have to say that
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe are two backpackers planning to drive from Cairns to Darwin. We are not very experienced in driving long tracks and we are a bit unsure of how
Permalink -- click for full blog postMy boyfriend and I are flying into Darwin Airport in June. We are hoping to see as much of the Northern Territory as possible on a very tight budget.
Permalink -- click for full blog postHi mate, I really want to travel around (home) prob with my brother, but don't know how to start. If I get a kombi (that I have always wanted!), how
Permalink -- click for full blog postI am in Australia as a student and do not have much time to tour around, due to visa mix ups. I now only have the chance to travel the outback in the
Permalink -- click for full blog postHow safe is it to drive around the outback during the night ? We are covering a huge distance (from Alice Springs to Perth) in 10 days stopping at
Permalink -- click for full blog postIt was always a dream to work and travel Australia and New Zealand, but I never quite had the guts and money to do so. I am a 32 year old German girl
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe visited Katherine Gorge in the wet, and that's a great time to go. We were there when the water was high enough for the jetboats to go straight
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe went to Kakadu, Litchfield and Katherine Gorge in January 2006 in the wet. (I also put a note and photo in the Katherine section.) These are some
Permalink -- click for full blog postHi Birgit, I've already written to you a while ago about 4WDing thoughts, but hey... I think I liked it so much, I have to do it again! Thanks for the
Permalink -- click for full blog postMe and a friend are planning to camp and canoe the Katherine Gorge in early June. We have a couple of questions. 1. We are beginner canoers and are
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe (2 adults, 2 children - 5 & 8) would like to do a trip into Alice Springs/Uluru at the beginning of January, for about a week, after spending
Permalink -- click for full blog postThanks for your reply on the campervan hire from Melbourne to Perth question. We have now booked our campervan and will be travelling from Brisbane
Permalink -- click for full blog postI am reaching Darwin from Adelaide by The Ghan . I want to know if there is a bus service from Darwin to Adelaide. I chose this mode because I want
Permalink -- click for full blog postHoping to find reliable current info about the state of the Tanami Road. We are planning on buying a car and heading off in that direction in about 10
Permalink -- click for full blog postI will be traveling to Australia in June with my collage age daughter and a girfriend of hers. We would love to go to Ayers Rock and Alice Springs
Permalink -- click for full blog postHi Birgit, do you have any ideas on the best way to set up a 4WD for camping? I'm planning my second year of Working Holiday in Australia, aiming to
Permalink -- click for full blog postMy husband and I are interested in knowing if it's possible and safe for us to camp in the Outback on our own? As we are coming from abroad, where
Permalink -- click for full blog postI'm having a lot of trouble with planning this Aussie outback adventure & would be relieved if someone can help me out, at least a little bit! Here's
Permalink -- click for full blog postMy friend and I are planning to rent a car and drive from Melbourne (leaving March 21 at 8 or 9am) to Uluru/Ayers Rock, returning to Melbourne by the
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe are a group of six people wanting to travel from Melbourne to Perth by road and the duration of our trip is 15 days. (I know it's very short!) We
Permalink -- click for full blog postIf you had to go to the Outback, would you do Alice Springs/Uluru or Darwin/Kakadu? I don't think we're going to be able to do both. I think it
Permalink -- click for full blog postAfter reading about the dingo i was sad to know that such a loveable creature is going extinct. It just isn't fair. So i would like to know if there
Permalink -- click for full blog postHoly Cow! Do snakes in Western Australia really get THAT big? Rock climbing anyone?
Permalink -- click for full blog postI plan to leave in one month and go hitchhiking all around Australia. (I'm a Swedish guy living in Perth at the moment.) I plan to go south-east to
Permalink -- click for full blog postI am in the early stages of planning a trip from Perth to Darwin via the Great Central Road/Uluru in March 2008. I have visited 40 USA States so am no
Permalink -- click for full blog postMy friend and I are planning to hitchhike around Australia in a couple of months. I was wondering if it would be worth it to bring a hammock tent, or
Permalink -- click for full blog postWe are a group of students on the Gold Coast and we want to travel to the outback after our exams in early April. We really want to see all of the
Permalink -- click for full blog postI want to find out more about Litchfield National Park. I am looking to take a trip to Australia in June of 2009. I am planning as much ahead as
Permalink -- click for full blog postPlanning on travelling around Oz with my partner in Campervan (so no need for hostels etc.) We were wondering how long we could travel on $10,000
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