There are several ways to get to Kakadu National Park from Darwin:
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Car rental: Renting a car is a popular option for getting to Kakadu National Park from Darwin. You can rent a car from one of the many car rental companies in Darwin, such as Top End Car Rentals and Campervan Hire. It is a 2-hour drive from Darwin to Kakadu National Park, along the Stuart Highway and Arnhem Highway.
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Tour: There are several tour companies that offer day trips or multi-day tours to Kakadu National Park from Darwin. These tours usually include transportation, a guide, and activities such as wildlife viewing, cultural experiences, and access to many of the park's popular attractions, such as Ubirr Rock, Yellow Water Billabong, and Nourlangie Rock. Some of the tour company options are : Kakadu Tour, Darwin Tour Company, and Gray Line.
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Bus: Greyhound Australia operates a bus service from Darwin to Kakadu National Park, and you can check their website for the schedule and pricing. This option is a little less flexible than renting a car or taking a tour, but it can be a more budget-friendly option.
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Fly: Kakadu Air and Airborne Solutions both operate small aircraft flights from Darwin to Kakadu National Park. This can be a quicker option but also more expensive. The flight time is around 1 hour and it includes a scenic flight over the park.
