Kakadu Tourism has launched a range of special discounted cruise, accommodation and touring packages to provide even greater incentives for visitors to enjoy Kakadu National Park this tropical summer.
Part of Tourism NT’s ‘Best Kept Season’ promotion, there are attractive discounts and added inclusions being offered for stays at Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel and Cooinda Lodge from now until the end of March 2026.
Special deals:
- Cooinda Lodge: Stay 3 Nights + Kakadu Parks Pass + $50 Petrol Voucher
Book from now until 31 Mar 2026 and receive a free Kakadu Parks pass (value up to $65) along with a discounted $50 fuel voucher. Use promo code NTBKS when booking directly to collect passes at check-in. Valid for up to 2 adults and 2 children. Rates start from $179 per night. Subject to availability and not combinable with other offers. - Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel: Stay 2 Nights + Free Kakadu Parks Pass
Book from now until 31 Mar 2026 and receive a free Kakadu Parks pass (value up to $65). Use promo code NTBKS when booking directly to pick up passes at check-in. Valid for up to 2 adults and 2 children. Rates start from $189pn. Subject to availability and not combinable with other offers.
Bookings and further details: https://kakadutourism.com/
There are great reasons to visit Kakadu during the tropical summer besides the substantial savings.
The season offers remarkably rich experiences for visitors with almost nightly light shows as thunder and lightning roll in, waterfalls are at their most dramatic, the dry land turns green, streams begin to flow, and tagged million-dollar barramundi fill the streams and billabongs.
Australia’s richest fishing competition kicks off on 1 October 2025, promising another blockbuster season. The eleventh annual Million Dollar Fish competition goes through the end of March 2026. And this year there are 11 $1million tagged barramundi waiting to be caught, along with 100 $10,000 tagged barras, many of which have been caught in Kakadu’s Yellow Water Billabong. Further details: https://milliondollarfish.com.
And with the savings made by visiting during summer visitors can enjoy million-dollar views, seeing Kakadu’s remarkable landscape from the air with a scenic flight with Kakadu Air.
Sealed roads make most of Kakadu’s prime attractions accessible throughout the summer.
Spectacular rock art can be viewed at Nourlangie, cooling swims can be enjoyed in waterholes such as Motor Car Falls, hundreds of bird species along with crocodiles and other wildlife are active on Yellow Water Billabong, and Indigenous art and culture can be experienced at Warradjan Cultural Centre, the Bowali Centre and local art galleries.
Details of packages, accommodation, suggested itineraries, and activities are available via www.kakadutourism.com
