Kakadu | Crocodiles | Aboriginal culture

Although it was a bit early to visit Kakadu, we still found plenty to …kakaDO! We fully immersed ourselves in Aboriginal culture, visiting the Ubirr art site and taking a boat tour on the East Alligator River, where our guide educated us about Aboriginal language and hunting tools, and introduced us to his best mates Salty and Freshy crocs! We enjoyed plenty of walks to stay fit, and explored a different aspect of Kakadu at the Mary River area.
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00:00 Intro
01:00 Kakadu National Park
21:00 Conclusion
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Useful Links:
Park Passes: book.parksaustralia.gov.au/pa...
Check park openning: parksaustralia.gov.au/kakadu/
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Location on Wikicamp
Merl Camping area: au.wikicamps.co/site/Northern...
Ubirr Art site: au.wikicamps.co/site/Northern...
Guluyambi cruise: au.wikicamps.co/site/Northern...
Nawurlandja lookout: au.wikicamps.co/site/Northern...
Kambolgie camp ground: au.wikicamps.co/site/Northern...
Boulder creek waterfall: au.wikicamps.co/site/Northern...
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Camping setup:
- Toyota Landcruiser 79 series single cab V8, year 2016
- Tommy Camper S4 slide-on
Video of the full setup: • How We Upgraded Our Ve...
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Camera and Video gear:
- Sony A6600
- DJI Mini 3
- Gopro 11
- LumaFusion (editing software) for iPAD
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[@Accolades70]

Great Vid.. One Day...

[@4x4xplore41]

Thanks Mark!

[@KenKuninmusic]

Excellent film making. Crocks and mosquitoes are two things I like to avoid.

[@4x4xplore41]

thanks Ken!
I hate mosquitoes, unfortunately they love me very much !

[@hoddlecows]

Thanks for the vids.
If you were to buy a new Tommy camper would you buy another S4 and stay with the tool box/food storage up front (that looks like a great setup) or would you buy a larger Tommy & fill the entire tray with the Tommy camper?

[@4x4xplore41]

Great question! There are pros and cons for both. The plus of our set up is to have the spare wheel in the middle and some place for the “dirty” items like fire woods etc… we also have the flexibility to change the box to a dog box, when in the future we might take our staffy with us… or to add a second spare wheel, if we go somewhere super remote….
The plus of having an S6 is more room inside the Tommy, which could be handy for the rainy/cold days… also, you can bring the heavy items like water tanks and fridge forward….
Difficult decision but based on our travel so far, I think we would keep the s4…