Holiday Inn Resort Gagudju Crocodile Kakadu National Park

... nach dem ersten Tag war ich darum heilfroh. Wir haben, bis auf eine Nacht, in Zelten geschlafen und sogar in der einen Nacht, wo wir auf den Boden geschlafen haben, hatten wir eine Art Schlafsack mit Moskitonetz. Ich brauche eigentlich gar nicht erwaehnen, dass ich mit meinen Glueck meinen Schlafsack genau neben einer Ameisenstrasse platziert habe und sich ein paar in meinen Schlafsack verirrt haben, weil die so klein waren, dass sie durch das Moskitonetz reinkommen konnten. *gg ...

... can't be rehabilitated. Freshy, the fresh water croc and Brutus, the estuarine croc which means that it lives anywhere there is water; salt, fresh, mud ponds, wherever there is water. As crocs don’t need to eat every day, they can stay in a dried up bog for days waiting for the rain, waiting for food. Freshy and Brutus hadn’t eaten in two weeks because the owner had been in Sydney. So we were lucky enough to see her ...

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... painted in caves and chambers along here telling the dreamland stories. Unfortunately it was the heat of the day during this scamp around, with temperatures around 45 degrees C. This made the visit shorter that we have liked, but this is the reality of visiting at the height of the dry season.!! <br><br>On to the Aurora camping ground which had a great pool / restaurant set up to rest and relax. <br><br><br><br>Tuesday<br> <br>The ...

... has a stuffed buffalo ('Charlie' from the Crocodile Dundee films) as it's main drawcard - the itchy feet inevitably returned and it was time to move on. <br><br>The last few days have been without doubt some of the best that i've had since arriving in Australia. I hired a vehicle and drove out to Kakadu National Park which is a World Heritage listed site and with good reason. The contrasting landscapes are absolutely mind blowing and ...

... professional approach to addressing the education needs of their many tourists.  It provided some great information in an easy to assimilate fashion.  Needless to say my brain can&#8217;t remember that much of it but it was good! You&#8217;ll have to take my word for it!<br><br>Kakadu is the largest of Australia&#8217;s National Parks covering 20,000 square kilometres and is world heritage listed for both its cultural and natural values stemming from its unique biodiversity ...

... the sand so the other vehicle in our tour towed them out.<br><br>Our first stop was Twin falls which still had some water coming over it. Later in the dry season it can be dry so we were lucky to see it. The walk to the falls was very hot but the last bit was by boat so that saved our legs. There are signs all over the place warning of salties, with crocodile traps on the water edge so we ...

... that later in the season it will reduce the risk of bush fires.<br><br>Driving the van is quite easy. We have a Toyota land cruiser from Britz with 2 petrol tanks and a 4.5 litre V8 Diesel engine. Its quite high up to give ground clearance on rough ground. But it is a lot smaller inside that we had thought it would be.<br><br>We arrived at our first caravan park at 3pm and decided to to go on a Yellow water ...