Bamurru Plains Top End
west of Kakadu National Park Top End, Northern Territory, Australia
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Wir schreiben den 7. Oktober im Jahre 2011
Nun haben wir auch die Erkundung des Kakadu Nationalparks gemeistert. Hier ist eine deutlich andere Vegetation als jene im Litchfield. Wir befinden uns in den nördlichen Wetlands, ein riesiges Sumpfgebiet, in dem es offiziell von Salzwasserkrokodilen wimmeln sollte, allerdings haben wir keine erblicken ...
Heading down the Kakadu Highway
We started the day off by driving back to the Bowali visitor centre where we both had breakfast, got changed and had a student wash aka wet wipe and deodorant. The centre, in addition to having lots of interesting information on boards also showed Kakadu films on loop throughout the day. We jumped in for the 9am documentary film which showed the seasons changing in the park, something that was great to see as we will only see the park in the ...
Cruising Kakadu
An early start this morning as we were booked on a dawn cruise of Yellow Water Billabong and the South Alligator River.
The cruise started at 6:45am, so the sun was just rising over the water and the fish were jumping as we were boarding the boat. The light was quite beautiful and our first ...
Navigating Nourlangie
Today we headed south stopping off first at the Nanguluwur art site near Nourlangie. While it was a hot morning for a 1.7km walk into the escarpment from the car park, we had the entire gallery to ourselves and it is quite extensive with just enought interpretive signage to be fascinating.
The art ranges from creation spirits, food sources to Indonesian boats and ...
Kakadu Forever
Up early and climbed to the top of the falls. It is a very steep climb. There are several large rock pools at the top ending in an infinity pool that drops over the falls. Just the place for a cooling swim. We had the place to our selves and met the first tour group on our way back down. Packed up and headed off into the park. We checked out the next water hole north, Maguk, but it was nowhere as nice a camp spot. We walked the "1km" boardwalk (actually an ...
