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  • Ranger-guided rock art talk

    Ranger-guided rock art talk

Important COVID-19 update – Visitor restrictions

COVID-19 safety measures remain in place at Kakadu National Park. The Northern Territory Government has implemented a number of health directions to keep the community safe.

It is important for travellers to keep up to date with the COVID-19 situation in Australia as it is continually evolving. Read more.

NT Health also encourages visitors to the NT to protect themselves against mosquitoes due to the presence of Japanese encephalitis.

Bookings are essential for Kakadu ranger-guided activities. Reserve your place using the ‘Book Now’ button on the activity page.

Activities are subject to change and we will be providing updates to registered ticket holders only.

Seasonal Interpretive Ranger Program 2022

  • 1 June - 30 September 2022

Connect with our Bininj/Mungguy (Aboriginal) country and culture as our park rangers guide you through some of Kakadu’s stunning sites.

About ranger-guided activities

This year we are proud to announce a range of Bininj/Mungguy lead activities that visitors will be able to participate in during the dry summer of wurrkeng and kurrung (June - September).

You will get the chance to spend time with local artists learning how to paint. Join park rangers down by our beautiful billabongs as they explain Kakadu’s diverse habitats and foods. Explore ancient rock art sites while learning about the history of one of the world’s oldest continuing cultures.

This year we will be arranging all the bookings through Eventbrite in order to manage group sizes and fulfil our COVID-19 safety requirements.

How to register

Program details will be announced early May - register your email below to stay up to date with the latest news.

Group sizes will be limited to 30 people. You will need to bring your park pass, visitor guide and arrive at your activity site 10 minutes early. See below for what else to bring and other handy hints.

Handy Hints

Art site talks and guided walks:

  • Meet rangers at the start of walking track or individual art site.
  • Take water – one litre per hour, per person.
  • Take a hat, sunscreen and insect repellent.
  • Wear comfortable walking shoes.
  • Bring your camera and/or binoculars.

Cultural activities:

  • Look out for signage to direct you to your activity.
  • Take a chair or groundsheet.
  • Take insect repellent.
  • Don’t forget your camera but remember to ask before taking any photos.

For more information on ranger-guided activities, please call the Bowali Visitor Centre on 08 8938 1120.