What to pack
Preparation is the key to an unforgettable trip, so we’ve compiled some of the best tips on what to bring to Kakadu.
Bushwalking
- Visitor guide and park notes
- Sturdy walking shoes
- Broad-brimmed hat
- Sunscreen
- Lip balm
- Water bottle
- Camelpak/hydration device (for walks longer than 1-2 hours)
- Sunglasses
- Long, lightweight clothing (good for sun and mosquito protection)
- Binoculars
- Camera
- Insect repellent
- Energy snacks
- First aid kit
- Optional - mosquito headnet
- Hiking pole
- Map and compass (for longer bushwalks)
Leisure
- Warm layers (for cold nights)
- Towel
- Bathing costume
- Broad-brimmed hat
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Mask and snorkel
Camping
- Plenty of drinking water
- Chairs
- Garbage bags
- Head torch
Thank you for following the Leave No Trace principles when camping in Kakadu.
Tech
- Phone
- Tablet
- E-reader
- Phone, tablet and camera chargers
- Australian electrical adaptor
For times when you find yourself on a remote adventure with limited phone reception and no wifi, you’ll be grateful you downloaded our visitor guide app and our bird app which will work offline.
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