Jabiru · Darwin, Kakadu & the Top End · Australia
★★★★★ Beach & outdoors

Note: Photos may not be 100% accurate
about AED 288
2 adults and 2 children aged 6 and 14, priced against this venue’s own published age bands.
Kakadu's pass is priced by season. Until 31 October the Dry season rate of A$40 applies for adults, dropping to A$25 from 1 November to 14 May. Children aged 5 to 15 pay A$20 in the Dry and A$12.50 in the Wet, under-fives are free, and a family of two adults and two or more children is A$100 or A$65. Each pass lasts seven days, rather longer than Uluru's three. Concession holders pay A$30 or A$19 with an Australian pension, disability, Seniors or DVA card. The pass buys entry only. Jim Jim and Twin Falls and their rough access tracks shut outside the Dry, and major sites such as Ubirr have their own opening rules.
| Adult ticket | 40 |
|---|---|
| Child ticket | 20 (5-15) (free under 5) |
| Typical visit | Full day |
| Opening hours | MANY ROADS CLOSE in the wet season, Nov-Apr |
| Indoors or out | Outdoors |
| Region | Northern Territory, Australia |
| Prices quoted in | AUD |
The planner warns of wet in January, February, March, December. Outside those months it says nothing, which is the point — a warning that fires every day is one nobody reads.
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The planner prices a whole day for your exact party, warns about closures and drive times, and totals the trip in your own currency.
Official page: https://kakadu.gov.au/