Do you need a 4WD for Kakadu NP?

Do you need a 4WD for Kakadu NP?

We’ll be honest, to access the best parts of Kakadu National Park, a 4WD is essential. Many great spots are accessible in a 2WD. However, you won’t be able to access any waterfalls, gorges or swimming holes as they are all located on unsealed roads.

How long does it take to drive through Kakadu?

Explore the park by hiring a 2WD vehicle, 4WD or motorhome from Katherine. Take the Stuart Highway followed by the Kakadu Highway – it will take you about three hours.

Is Litchfield or Kakadu better?

Go to Lichfield. It’s more compact and the attractions (and there are many) are therefore closer together. It’s also closer to Darwin, so less travelling means more time to enjoy the park. Kakadu you pay a fee now to enter, Litchfield is free.

How long do you need to spend in Kakadu?

Ideally three days are required, though seven days or more will reward you with an experience that you will never forget. We have come up with some itineraries that will help you build your ‘Kakadu Experience’.

Can you get to Jim Jim Falls without 4WD?

You do not need a 4WD to visit Kakadu National Park However, if you would like to see some of the most popular attractions, such as Jim Jim and Twin Falls, you will need a 4WD. Even Gunlom and Maguk can only really safely be accessed with a suitable vehicle.

Where should I stop between Darwin and Kakadu?

Day 1: Darwin to Jabiru

• Stop 1: Join a crocodile cruise.
• Stop 2: Admire some ancient rock art.
• Stop 3: Spend the night in a crocodile shaped hotel.
• Stop 1: Witness Gumlom Falls.
• Stop 2: Cruise Cooinda.
• Stop 1: Explore Katherine Gorge.
• Stop 2: Sleep in Nitmiluk National Park.
• Stop 1: Visit Adelaide River War Cemetery.

Do you need an SUV for Kakadu?

You do not need a 4WD to visit Kakadu National Park It’s true, you can drive to Kakadu National Park in any conventional vehicle and you will even be able to visit some of the park’s many attractions.