Kakadu National Park tours

Kakadu is simply stunning. I would recommend this tour definitely- the knowledge of our guide Dani & the boys was incredibly insightful- hats off to them. And I left wanting to learn more. It’s a long day tho. 13+ hours with at least 9 of those in the (comfortable) bus. I was hoping to be outside a little more. Scenery and crocodiles incredible.

Bobby is a great guide and was able to drive and tell us stories or information about the places all while driving. He drives for long distances and is a good driver. He ensures that we are well hydrated and are safe while doing the walk. The rock art is a real eye opener, 65000 years of history! Kakadu National Park is really far but it is a must go despite the distance as it is a UNESCO site. We stayed on the van while he drives through the wetlands, he really has good knowledge of everything.

a really good experience. I highly recommend the tour (fromm AAT Kings tour). Thanks for the experience! bring your own water bottle. the tour has an igloo cooler, and you can refill ur own water bottle. tour guide were all great! lots of crocodiles and birds!

This is a very well structured and organised tour, beyond our expectation! it’s a long journey but there’s chance, in general, for restroom every ~1.5 hr (important!). 2N stay at Kakadu camp site was also a pleasure. Autopia has a communal tent setup ready for multi-day tour group where fridge, charges, tables, ect were provided and meals would almost be ready when we got back to the camp site in the evening. we also prepare lunch together in the morning. Our tour guide Carlos was very knowledgeable with a great fun personality. We enjoyed this 3D2N so much!

This day tour covered three major highlights: Moore River, the Pinnacles Desert, and stargazing. Although we encountered cloudy skies and drizzle, the spectacular, riddle-like landscape of the Pinnacles was still absolutely breathtaking. Having an outdoor picnic in the evening was a very unique experience. I’m also incredibly grateful to our professional tour guide, who enthusiastically shared her knowledge of astronomy despite the overcast weather. We had initially decided to head back early due to the poor weather. To our surprise, less than an hour into the drive, the guide noticed the clouds breaking up and pulled over immediately. The moment we stepped out and looked up, the starry sky miraculously revealed itself. It was a deeply stunning and moving moment that brought our journey to a perfect conclusion.

The Blue Mountains scenery is quite spectacular, and the cable car experience is excellent. The day trip, with a dedicated vehicle and guide, saved a lot of travel time. Our guide was Jack Guo. He was very humorous and enthusiastic, and in addition to introducing the sights, he also shared many local Australian life experiences and customs. The not-so-short drive never felt boring. The timing for the attractions was well-managed. Although one might wish for more time at each spot, it's understandable given it's a day trip to a destination quite a distance from the city, so time is inherently limited. I think the guide arranged everything very well; we got to experience everything we should, including all three cable cars, with plenty of time. If you skip lunch, you could even ride them more times. However, I suggest the product page should note that information about the guide and meeting point will be provided the night before. Otherwise, not receiving any information until the day before made me a bit worried about being overlooked... Fortunately, I received the notification around 8 PM. Overall, it was a very good experience, and I highly recommend it.

If you’re visiting the Margaret River region, Lake Cave is an absolute must-see. Tucked away beneath towering karri trees, this cave offers one of the most surreal underground experiences I’ve ever had. From the moment we descended the 350 stairs into what’s called the “sunken forest,” it felt like stepping into another world. The guided tour was about an hour long and incredibly informative. Our guide was passionate and engaging, explaining how the cave was formed over millions of years and pointing out fascinating features like the “Suspended Table”—a massive calcite formation that appears to float just above the mirror-still lake. That lake, by the way, is mesmerizing. It reflects the stalactites and rock formations above so perfectly that it’s almost disorienting. You truly feel like you’re in a natural cathedral of crystal and silence.

Great experience to see the Blue Mountains National Park. Saw the Sydney Zoo and enjoyed the Scenic World. Even the three sisters lookout is a perfect place to see the Blue Mountains. Worth the visit most especially if it's your first time in Sydney!