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Neat town, well cared for, tidy but very aware to protect one's valuables eg handbag. Large Woolworths for an isolated town that size. Two Chinese restaurants and one Indian, all good quality food.

Great park with excellent facilities and our cabin was clean and comfortable! Bistro available right near the pool which was a very attractive area. Meals were excellent! We would definitely stay again if we went to Kakadu! 40-45 minutes from Yellow Water Cruises which is fabulous. 30 minutes to Ubirr and Cahills Crossing which were fantastic.

The town offered a lot of local culture and nice Cafes and Restaurants that were family friendly. The hot springs in town were great and we enjoyed the proximity to Nitmiluk gorge. We had a short drive to Bitter Springs which was also a highlight for us. Everyone we came across was so friendly. Must stop at Rod and Rifle of course.

Kakadu National Park is a unique nature experience, which we both enjoyed. Excessive wet season flooding meant that several of the parks iconic attractions were closed due to flood damage. However, this made the park overall greener and more interesting. Please note that outback Northern Territory is remote and substantially more expensive than the rest of Australia for holidays and travelling. Our overnight accommodation using Glamping tents at Cooinda Lodge Kakadu I would rate at 2 stars, they are not well cleaned, not very spacious, are not self-contained (no cooking or cutlery facilities) and very expensive at $600AU per night. Meals at Cooinda Lodge were expensive.

Dinner cruise on Nitmiluk gorge was excellent despite it being shortened because of recent flooding. We were advised of shortened trip prior to arriving. Pop Rocket Cafe and Maidens Lane were excellent breakfast venues. Contour Hotel was a special place for dinner.

Going on the scenic flight was a highlight and doing all that we could during the wet season was fun. Just go knowing that most of the scenic spots are closed during the wet season so manage your expectations when travelling. We enjoyed a relaxed time away and didn't feel the need to have lots of hiking and activities during the day. The pools were always a good way of relaxing and enjoying the hotel facilities after a few hours of sightseeing. I'd 100% recommend the scenic flight and the Yellow River Cruise at Cooinda, and the Spectacular Crocodile Jumping Cruise. The chef at Cooinda Lodge was exceptional. If you dare, try the kangaroo!