That’s not a knife, this is a knife!

Mar 21, 2025

That’s not a knife, this is a knife!

Thirty years ago, Crocodile Dundee catapulted the NT’s Kakadu National Park into the international spotlight. At the time, Kakadu was better known as a mining site with uranium at the forefront but fortunately nowadays it’s tourism that glows brightly for the region – and one place that stands out on the screen and in real life is the dramatic Yellow Water wetlands.

Experience a serene landscape on our pack-free walks, where a river reflects a vibrant sunset with pink, purple, and orange clouds. Lush greenery surrounds the water as the horizon stretches under a colorful sky—an unforgettable part of walking holidays in Australia.

And our 5-day Arnhemland and Kakadu Ultimate pack-free walking experience will show you what all the fuss is about. From the comfort of a boat, you’ll cruise along the South Alligator River that fills the wetlands and spot mighty crocodiles and massive barramundi. Plus, your local indigenous guide will explain to you the culture significance of the area.

People relaxing by a natural swimming hole on a rocky ledge, overlooking a vast, green landscape with hills under a partly cloudy sky. Nearby, others embark on Kakadu Walks, discovering the breathtaking beauty of the area through guided walking tours.

The region is a vital habitat for both migratory and resident bird species, making it an internationally significant site recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage area. Among its many treasures, the Yellow Water Wetlands stand out as one of the most important ecological zones in Kakadu National Park. These vast floodplains serve as a sanctuary for a diverse array of birdlife, including rare and endangered species, and play a crucial role in preserving the park’s incredible biodiversity. Seasonal changes create a dynamic environment, supporting breeding, feeding, and nesting habitats. It’s a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and conservationists alike.

A group of people stands on rocky terrain by a shimmering body of water, posing cheerfully with arms raised against a backdrop of lush green fields and distant hills. Dressed in casual outdoor clothing, they embody the spirit of "Life's an Adventure" on their unforgettable walking tour.

The tour begins with a remarkable venture into the remote and breathtaking northern expanse of Arnhemland, a place rich in natural beauty and cultural significance. You’ll arrive at the secluded Davidson Arnhemland Safari Lodge, a truly unique destination that remains inaccessible to mainstream tourists, ensuring an intimate and authentic experience. Over the course of your two-night stay, you’ll have the rare privilege of exploring this sacred Aboriginal land, home to more than 50,000 years of continuous culture and tradition. Discover the world’s largest and most awe-inspiring collection of ancient rock art, set amid stunning landscapes that few are ever lucky enough to see.

A boat sails across a tranquil lake at sunrise, reflecting the golden hues of the sky. Ripples form on the water's surface, reminiscent of a guided walking holiday in Northern Territory. Silhouettes of trees create a peaceful and picturesque backdrop.

Designed to offer a blend of adventure, culture, and comfort, this tour includes special experiences and luxury accommodations that elevate the walk into an unforgettable journey. That’s not a knife, this is a knife is something you will remember on your next walk-ing adventure!

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