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Excursion à Kakadu, Nourlangie et Yellow Waters au départ de Darwin
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Visitez le Territoire du Nord pour découvrir le plus célèbre parc national d'Australie, Kakadu. Pour votre excursion d'une journée complète, vous partirez de Darwin et vous rendrez au parc national de Kakadu, qui s'étend sur 20 000 kilomètres carrés, ce qui en fait le plus grand parc national d'Australie. Ses vastes zones humides et l'escarpement ancien abritent la population d'oiseaux la plus grande et la plus diversifiée d'Australie, avec une importance culturelle et naturelle remarquable.
Découvrez l'art rupestre ancien au rocher de Nourlangie, un musée virtuel dans le désert. Observez l'histoire prendre vie à travers les récits racontés sur les murs et les plafonds des grottes. Après le déjeuner, rejoignez votre guide pour une croisière sur le Yellow Water Billabong. Observez la faune et les crocodiles qui se prélassent au soleil. Visitez le centre culturel aborigène Warradjan et découvrez les expositions instructives présentant les traditions des indigènes avant de retourner à Darwin.
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Découvrez l'art rupestre ancien au rocher de Nourlangie, un musée virtuel dans le désert. Observez l'histoire prendre vie à travers les récits racontés sur les murs et les plafonds des grottes. Après le déjeuner, rejoignez votre guide pour une croisière sur le Yellow Water Billabong. Observez la faune et les crocodiles qui se prélassent au soleil. Visitez le centre culturel aborigène Warradjan et découvrez les expositions instructives présentant les traditions des indigènes avant de retourner à Darwin.
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- Véhicule climatisé
- Croisière aux eaux jaunes
- Déjeuner
- Centre culturel autochtone de Warradjan
- Pilote / guide
- Prise en charge et retour à l'hôtel
- Entrée - Warradjan Cultural Centre
Non inclus
- Nourriture et boissons, sauf indication contraire
- Adulte: 40 AUD (15 mai-31 octobre) et 25 AUD (01 nov-14 mai)
- Enfant: 20 AUD (15 mai-31 octobre) et 13 AUD (01 nov-14 mai)
Autres informations
- Vous recevrez la confirmation dans les 48 heures suivant la réservation, en fonction des disponibilités.
- L'entrée au parc national de Kakadu est un droit imposé par le gouvernement et est payable le jour même.
- Les bébés sont gratuits à condition qu'ils n'occupent pas de siège
- Les enfants de moins de 18 ans doivent être accompagnés d'un adulte
- Les fauteuils roulants pliants avec roues amovibles peuvent être installés à condition que le passager soit accompagné de quelqu'un qui peut l'aider à monter à bord et à débarquer. Le conducteur est incapable d'aider les passagers à l'embarquement et au débarquement en raison de la réglementation en matière d'assurance
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Culturel
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This trip had everything we were looking for. Rock paintings, Birds and the whole Kakadu experience. The explanations about the Rock paintings were full and interesting. Thee climb up was a bit steep and the stairs seemed never ending but it was well worth it. The Yellow Water cruise was great and although there was not a great number of species the sightings of what was there were great. Easy to see in open areas. A big buzz was an osprey at arms distance and Jabiru out in the open. Plumes Whistling ducks were in huge numbers. There were god croc sightings too and the boat went in close and from both sides. Lunch was adequate but we had to wait a while for bread rolls to come. The afternoon drive to the Crocodile Hotel was interesting but it was quite a let down from the morning. Worth the trip though.
Tour started off bad as company overbooked, spent a couple hours figuring out who to remove due to bus capacity exceeded, and all figured out while bus was full/ready-to-go. We essentially went 7 hours without seeing anything listed in the tour (6am to 1pm). Our tour guide was boring and disinterested; he even yelled at a few tourists during the day for no real good reason. The crocodile tour in the afternoon was awesome, which our guide dropped us off with another company to do. Due to company's disorganisation and overbooking in the morning delaying us a couple hours, we did not arrive back into Darwin until 9:30pm - too late to go to the Sunset Markets, etc as we had planned when we booked the trip (told we would be back between 6 and 7). Dinner was skipped by tour in lieu of a convenient store that had only snacks (nothing hot - just chips, candy, etc). Lunch was just cold meats and salad. Viator price doesn't include $40/person national park entrance fees, which was confusing given we were never saw a Park Ranger or Entrance. Why doesn't Tour Company include "National Park Fee" in our Viator tour that already costs quite a bit? Price definitely wasn't worth it and the day felt miserable. Unfortunately not recommendable.
Very interesting and rewarding experience. Friendly driver and guides and an experience not to forget.
Michael is a great guide. He explained the site and stories of Darwin in details. The whole itinerary was running smoothly. Perhaps my visit was during wet season (no rain though), we had a comparatively small group which was perfect.
A long journey but we'll worth it. Our driver was very knowledgeable and filled some of the journey with information.
Price does not include entance to the park and then you get stung with international transaction fees
Disappointed. Spent whole day in a bus and saw nothing. The only good thing was the Yellow Water tour. The rest was wasting time and driving around. Finally, we’ve spent 20 min at Nourlangie, didn’t even get the chance to walk to the lookout. In short, won’t see much of Kakadu.
Great trip.
Warren was very knowledgeable, friendly, helpful and funny. The entire trip interesting and the scenery was beautiful. The lunch was outstanding, one of the best. Would definately recommend this tour!