Park Narodowy Kakadu

Kakadu National Park is Australia's second largest national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This remarkable area is awe-inspiring with a variety of landscapes ranging from rocky cliffs to lush rainforests to scenic waterfalls.

The park is famous for its rich Aboriginal cultural heritage, with cave paintings as old as 20,000 years. Sites such as Nourlangie and Ubirr provide a glimpse into the fascinating past of Australia's indigenous people.

Nature lovers can observe crocodiles, wallabies and numerous bird species in their natural habitat.