Excursiones Guiadas en el Parque Natural de las Cuevas de Cutta Cutta
Descripción
**NOTA: ZAPATOS TOTALMENTE CERRADOS SON OBLIGATORIOS-NO SE PERMITEN TANGAS / JANDLES / FLIP FLIP FLOPS, COCODRILOS, SANDALIAS O SANDALIAS DE SENDERISMO. O SERÁS RECHAZADO** Sumérgete 15 metros bajo la superficie para descubrir increíbles cuevas de piedra caliza en el corazón de la Top End de Australia. Formado hace millones de años, el sistema de cuevas Cutta Cutta alberga una variedad de vida silvestre nativa y es rico en cultura indígena e historia europea moderna. Tendrá que viajar 27 km al sur del municipio de Katherine, en dirección sur por la Stuart Hwy. Los sistemas de cuevas tropicales como los del Parque Natural Cutta Cutta Caves son limitados en Australia y por lo tanto son de interés científico y de conservación y son la temporada primaria en que el área ha sido declarada Parque Natural oficial.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
**NOTA: ZAPATOS TOTALMENTE CERRADOS SON OBLIGATORIOS-NO SE PERMITEN TANGAS / JANDLES / FLIP FLIP FLOPS, COCODRILOS, SANDALIAS O SANDALIAS DE SENDERISMO. O SERÁS RECHAZADO** Formado hace millones de años, el sistema de cuevas Cutta Cutta alberga una variedad de vida silvestre nativa y es rico en cultura indígena e historia europea moderna. El parque natural Cutta Cutta Caves se encuentra a 27 km al sur de Katherine y es fácilmente accesible desde la autopista Stuart. El parque cubre 1499 hectáreas de paisaje de piedra caliza, y es el hogar de cinco especies de murciélagos, incluidos los raros murciélagos fantasma y herradura. Alrededor de 170 especies de aves han sido registradas dentro del parque, incluyendo el Loro Encapuchado y el Pinzón Gouldiano en peligro de extinción. Los sistemas de cuevas tropicales como los del Parque Natural Cutta Cutta Caves son limitados en Australia y por lo tanto son de interés científico y de conservación y son la temporada primaria en que el área ha sido declarada Parque Natural oficial.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
- **NOTA: ZAPATOS TOTALMENTE CERRADOS SON OBLIGATORIOS-NO SE PERMITEN TANGAS / JANDLES / FLIP FLIP FLOPS, COCODRILOS, SANDALIAS O SANDALIAS DE SENDERISMO. O SERÁS RECHAZADO**
- Cuevas abiertas de abril a octubre
Opiniones(123)
Interesting tour easy walk from visitor centre to caves
Dear M639OSalanp, Thank you for your review. We're glad you enjoyed exploring the fascinating Cutta Cutta Caves and found the walk from the Visitor Centre easy and enjoyable. We hope to welcome you back again to discover more of the natural and cultural wonders of the Northern Territory. Warm regards, The Nitmiluk Tours Team
Great guide through a magnificent cave. Amazing array of rock formations etc (though unfortunately no bats)
Thank you for your lovely review, James! We're so pleased you enjoyed exploring the incredible rock formations and that our guide helped bring the cave to life. While the bats can sometimes be a little elusive, we're glad the experience was still worthwhile. We hope to welcome you back to Jawoyn Country again soon. The Nitmiluk Tours Team
We were notified of an electrical fault at the caves the day before our visit and to avoid possible disappointment we were moved from a morning session to 3pm, with the promise of a call if the fault couldn't be completed in time. That was inconvenient, but we were on a short holiday with friends and could adjust our schedule. On the following morning we now were at a Edith Falls instead, way out of telephone range. For certainty about the electrical repairs I climbed up the hill late morning to get phone reception and was assured that the repairs had been completed and that the caves were open. My group of four packed up and drove the 90km to the caves only to find that they were actually shut. (Rumour has it that they reopened in the morning and the lighting failed again). A poor girl had been left on site to apologise to visitors such as ourselves, but whilst clearly genuine it didn't help . I checked my phone for missed calls and actually had received a voicemail whilst we were out of range about an hour earlier, it was a female who hadn't left a name and on the recording she had just sighed and hung up without saying a word. There had been no further calls. I can understand that there were valid safety reasons for shutting the caves and I don't have an concern with the Cutta Cutta decision. That said, the poor management/lack of notification completely wasted the afternoon for the group during a relatively short holiday and the cost of well over 100km of driving. As our booking agency I blame Tripadvisor for that!
Hi Geoff, Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. We are sincerely sorry for the disappointment and inconvenience caused to you and your group. The unexpected electrical fault and subsequent closure were unfortunately outside our control, and while guest safety must always come first, we understand how frustrating it must have been to alter your plans and make the drive only to find the caves closed. We also apologise that our communication did not reach you in time due to the limited phone reception and for the unclear voicemail you received. We appreciate your understanding regarding the safety decision and your honest feedback, which will help us review our communication processes for situations like this. We hope you'll consider visiting us again in the future for the experience you were hoping to enjoy on Jawoyn Country. The Nitmiluk Tours Team
Really enjoyed the walk in Cutta Cutta. I have only one issue. On entering the cave, our eyes are not accustomed to the lack of light for some time. Right close to the entrance inside the cave on the left hand side is a large amount of rock that overhangs the walkway. Well my head greeted that rock. Not happy Jan. Felt quite unstable after that for a time. This is not a complaint looking for compensation or sympathy, but rather if the cave operators could light that particular rock would be most helpful, especially for us older people. Thank you, took lots of pics for others to see.
Hi Trevor, Thank you for taking the time to leave such a thoughtful review and for sharing your experience at Cutta Cutta Caves. We're delighted to hear that you enjoyed exploring the caves and capturing plenty of photos to share with others. We're also sorry to hear about your encounter with the overhanging rock and hope you were feeling better shortly afterwards. We truly appreciate you raising this safety suggestion. Feedback like yours is invaluable, and we will pass it on to our team to review whether additional lighting or signage in that area could improve the experience for future visitors. Thank you again for visiting and for helping us make our tours even better. We hope to welcome you back to Jawoyn Country again soon. The Nitmiluk Tours Team
The tour guide was friendly, knowledgeable, and somehow managed to make rocks and bats surprisingly entertaining. The cave formations were incredible, and every corner looked like something straight out of an adventure movie.
Thank you so much for your fantastic review, Banuargo! We're delighted to hear you enjoyed your visit to Cutta Cutta Caves and that our guide brought the fascinating world beneath the surface to life. It's wonderful to know the incredible rock formations and resident bats made such a memorable impression! The Jawoyn people have cared for this special place for thousands of years, and we're proud to share its natural and cultural significance with our visitors. We hope to welcome you back to explore more of Nitmiluk's remarkable landscapes in the future. The Nitmiluk Tours Team
Great underground adventure, the commentary was excellent. Seeing the different types of rocks and formations.
Dear Daryl_R, Thank you for your great review! We're so pleased you enjoyed exploring Cutta Cutta Caves and found the commentary informative. It's wonderful to hear you appreciated the unique rock formations and underground beauty of this special place. We hope to welcome you back to Country again soon. Warm regards, The Nitmiluk Tours Team
Wear shoes and don't be clostrophobic . It's a little bit of a walk to the cave but the guide let's everyone know what's going on .
Thank you for your review, Brian. We're glad you enjoyed your visit to Cutta Cutta Caves and found the guided commentary informative. Your advice is spot on—comfortable enclosed shoes are essential, and the caves are a unique experience for those comfortable in enclosed spaces. We appreciate your feedback and hope to welcome you back to explore more of the Katherine region soon. The Nitmiluk Tours Team
Very convenient to have tours every hour. Wear good shoes. Guides were great. Gets warm in the caves. Fascinating place. Highly recommended this visit.
Dan is a knowledgeable and interesting guide He made the visit enjoyable and informative would recommend if visiting Katherine
Short walk of about 400mtrs to cave entrance. Cave walk itself is quite short but does have a couple of narrow points and some very interesting views
Hi Leonie, thank you for visiting Cutta Cutta Caves and for sharing your review! We’re so pleased you enjoyed the short walk into the caves and the fascinating views inside. The narrow points certainly add a little adventure to the tour. We hope to welcome you back again soon to explore more of Jawoyn Country! Nitmiluk Tours Team
