Kakadu Bird Week
Highlights
- Join expert-led walks to uncover Kakadu's rich Indigenous culture and stunning landscapes.
- Cruise the wetlands to spot over a third of Australia's diverse bird species.
- Experience Kurrung season for hot weather, fewer crowds, and abundant wildlife.
- Engage in cultural demonstrations that deepen your connection to this World Heritage-listed site.
Join them for unforgettable days of expert-led walks, birdwatching cruises, talks and cultural demonstrations.
Home to more than a third of Australia’s bird species, Kakadu is a bird lover’s paradise. It’s the perfect place to discover and learn about the unique birdlife of this magical part of the world, which is dual World Heritage-listed for both its natural and cultural values.
Kurrung season is a great time to visit Kakadu — expect hot weather, fewer crowds and more wildlife.
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Dates & times
- Next occurrence: reoccurring
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.
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