Darwin : Kakadu & Nourlangie Trip Plus Crucero por Billabong con almuerzo

Everything was well organised only wished we could have seen a little more of Kakadu. Only got 3 spots out of the tour

Good tour if you only have a day, particularly the river cruise, which was really exceptional and we saw lots of incredible wildlife. But I would recommend a different tour for those seeking adventure - this one doesn’t include too much walking and it means key lookouts are left off the itinerary, meaning it doesn’t feel like you’ve seen the park. There is an add on for a spectacular scenic flight - but that comes at a significant extra cost.

The tour and tour guide were excellent. Our tour guide Matt was great and knowledgeable. Kakadu for me was fine, I've been there before no wow factor for me (I went because my wife wanted to see it). Unfortunately they mucked up our lunch (the facility didn't cater enough for the number on our tour) and we didn't get our main lunch item until 3 minutes before we had to board the bus. So I had one bite and left 90% of it (not good).

I have been to Kakadu before, but a long time ago. I had good memories, so wanted to visit again, mainly to do the Yellow Water cruise. AAT were the only ones offering this, so I booked their tour. I also liked the fact that their tour did not include Ubirr, as I did not want to scramble over rocks in the oppressive heat. Nourlangie was enough. However, what the tour boiled down to was a lot of sitting. On the bus, at lunch, and on the boat. While the seat on the coach was comfortable to start with, the last three non-stop hours from Jabiru back to Darwin were pure torture. Apart from Nourlangie Rock you will basically only do the cruise and visit a cultural centre. I opted for a scenic flight from Cooinda to Jabiru instead and would recommend it for variety’s sake. The cruise was great, and the lunch delicious, but that is not enough to recommend to do Kakadu in a day. My idea would be a transfer option to Cooinda, so that you could spend the night there and do a dusk and dawn cruise and then return to Darwin the next day. I found the day tour so exhausting that I cancelled my Katherine Gorge trip, as it would have been a similarly unsatisfactory experience.

It's a very long trip and you probably spend as much time on the coach as off, so the tour company need to update their tech to make it less boring. Instead of just showing screens with the road ahead, show a map of the route with information about each place. The driver was very knowledgeable and engaging with his commentary, but again the tech in the coach needs updating. We also found the rock art site and cultural centre underwhelming. The lunch too was not even ready when we got there and rather limited in quality and quantity. We did, however, enjoy the river cruise. The ' captain' was quirky yet very knowledgeable. This redeemed the trip for us. There was too little time at the Cultural Centre and way too much time waiting for a driver change at the Crocodile Resort, ten minutes turned into thirty waiting on a hot coach to then take a further three hours to get back to Darwin. At $ 1000 per couple, the thirteen hour day was too long, too much money and sooo inderwhelming.

It's a long day. Lots of sitting. On the bus, at lunch, on the boat. And on the plane should you take this option. The last three hours between Jabiru and Darwin were torture. While the seats were comfortable at the start, they became less so at the end. But if you want to see some (and it's not much) of Kakadu in a day you don't have many options. Guide and driver were good. It's the itinerary that's the problem.

Amazing tour. Bus driver was so helpful and very knowledgeable. Lunch was lovely. Cruise was very thing I was expecting, saw Jabirus and crocodiles in the first 10 minutes. The ranger was very funny and very helpful answering any questions. We even got to do a airplane flight over Kakadu, a extra expensive that is very worth the money. A very long day but worth every minute.

The Tour was super in every respect. From our coach driver and guide Ajay, to our lunchtime boat cruise, to our walk to see the rock art. AJ was very knowledgeable and had a good mix of information and silences as well, so we weren’t over burdened with too much information. The included lunch was brilliant as well as was our boat guide Dennis. (Who was hilarious and very knowledgeable about his culture). Although the Tour went for 13 1/2 hours, it was not a long 13 1/2 hours. I highly recommend people to do this tour and experience the beauty of Kakadu and the indigenous history.

Our driver was very knowledgeable and friendly. I had a fantastic day. I loved the forest and landscape. The river cruise was lovely

This was along but great day out. We we're staying in Darwin after our tour of the Red Centre, so decided on a day trip to Kakadu. Our tour guide, Libby arrived at our hotel to pick us up in a full sized bus even though there were only 15 of us. It was a 13.5 hr day but the bus was comfortable and Libby made sure that we had regular toilet/ food stops all day. We really enjoyed our day and especially the river boat cruise. Libby was bright and cheery all day and only too happy to help with anything. Would definitely recommend this day trip even though it's a big day.