Spotlight
- Dry season not too far away now!
- We opened up our new bar! We are proud to announce the official opening of the Batji Bar. Located in our sister hostel Youthshack Backpackers, Batji Bar is just 2 minutes walk from Chillis and is a great place to chillout.
- Dry season is almost over! :( Which means things are going to start getting quiet as of November
- Chillis Backpackers goes to China for the tourism convention
Travel Specials
- $147 WEEKLY RATE - DORMS
As of the 1st of September, Chillis Backpackers is offering travellers a weekly rate of $147 per person for dorm bed accommodation.
Click here to book/enquire. - 1 DAY LITCHFIELD AND JUMPING CROCODILES
Crocodiles and waterfalls! See massive saltwater crocodiles leap and feed on an Adelaide River cruise then explore Litchfield National Park. Cascading waterfalls, rainforests and swimming holes. - 3 DAY KAKADU NOV - MAR
The ultimate outdoor adventure destination, Kakadu National Park is Australia’s largest National Park. World Heritage Listed for it’s natural and cultural values, take in rugged escarpments, lush wetlands, plunging gorges, waterfalls. - 3 DAY KAKADU / LITCHFIELD NOV - MAR
Trek through the Top End of Australia on this 3 day adventure! Visit all the main attractions of Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks and take in rugged escarpments, lush wetlands, plunging gorges, waterfalls, wildlife. - 3 DAY ULURU SAFARI
See the red centre icons without the price tag! Hike the ‘Valley of the Winds’ at Kata Tjuta (the Olgas), watch the colours of ‘The Rock’ change at sunset and sunrise, learn about Aboriginal Culture, explore Kings Canyon and swag under the stars. - 9 Day Darwin To Alice Springs Tour
The Northern Territory is Australia’s real outback and home to the natural wonders of Kakadu and Uluru National Parks. This all inclusive tour will take you from the tropics of the Top End to the deserts of the Red Centre.
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3 Day Kakadu Tour Itinerary
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Day 1 - Darwin to Kakadu National Park We head to the Adelaide River for a one hour boat cruise to watch large saltwater crocodiles leap out of the water up to half their body length. Awesome! Upon entering Kakadu National Park we stop at the Bowali Visitor Centre which contains a wealth of information about the flora, fauna, culture, management and history of Kakadu National Park. We visit Nourlangie Rock, one of the most famous rock art and cultural sites in the world, and Narwurlandja lookout where you can enjoy magnificent views over Kakadu and across to the Arnhem Land Escarpment. Camp: Permanent Campsite within Kakadu (Toilets/Showers available)
Day 2 – Kakadu National Park Today we “get away from the crowds” with plenty of hiking, exploring and swimming. These walks encompass Kurrundie Falls, Motorcar Falls, Boulder Creek and Gunlom (when accessible). We hold a Special Permit to a restricted area called Moline Rockhole which has picturesque cascades that descend to a waterfall with a clear plunge pool at the base. Camp: Permanent Campsite within Kakadu (Toilets/Showers available)
Day 3 – Kakadu to Darwin Today we head back north through Kakadu stopping to view various displays on Kakadu and learn about the local Aboriginal people. From here we make our way to Gubara where we’ll take a 6km return walk past sandstone cliffs and onto shady monsoon rainforest pools with small cascading waterfalls. Our final destination before heading back to Darwin is Ubirr Rock (subject to accessibility), arguably Kakadu’s best Aboriginal rock art site. If Ubirr Rock is inaccessible we visit Nanguluwar art site which depicts a variety of art styles including the first European contact.