1/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Guluyambi Wet Season Tour and Cruise takes you through the submerged paperbark forests of the National Park after heavy rains. Picture: Che Chorley
Kakadu: the jewel of the Territory in the Wet
A NEW wet season tour at Kakadu showcases just why hundreds of tourists are flocking to see the park come alive during the monsoon. FLICK THROUGH OUR STUNNING PHOTO ESSAY
2/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Picture: Che Chorley
3/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Guluyambi Wet Season Tour and Cruise takes you through the submerged paperbark forests of the National Park after heavy rains. Guide Robbie Namarnyilk talks about his connection to the country. Picture: Che Chorley
4/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Picture: Che Chorley
5/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Picture: Che Chorley
6/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Picture: Che Chorley
7/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Guluyambi Wet Season Tour and Cruise takes you through the submerged paperbark forests of the National Park after heavy rains. Guide Robbie Namarnyilk talks about his connection to the country. Picture: Che Chorley
8/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Guluyambi Wet Season Tour and Cruise takes you through the submerged paperbark forests of the National Park after heavy rains. Guide Robbie Namarnyilk talks about his connection to the country. Picture: Che Chorley
9/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Picture: Che Chorley
10/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. A white-bellied sea eagle waits for its next meal. Picture: Che Chorley
11/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Picture: Che Chorley
12/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Guluyambi Wet Season Tour and Cruise takes you through the submerged paperbark forests of the National Park after heavy rains. Picture: Che Chorley
13/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Picture: Che Chorley
14/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Guluyambi Wet Season Tour and Cruise takes you through the submerged paperbark forests of the National Park after heavy rains. Picture: Che Chorley
15/24Kakadu Air co-owner Cameron Marchant. Picture: Che Chorley
16/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Kakadu Air are celebrating their 40th anniversary of flying in the Territory and relish the opportunity to show the NT News a new perspective of the park after rainfall. Twin Falls is shrouded in cloud in the morning light. Picture: Che Chorley
17/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Kakadu Air are celebrating their 40th anniversary of flying in the Territory and relish the opportunity to show the NT News a new perspective of the park after rainfall. Jim Jim Falls is shrouded in cloud in the morning light. Picture: Che Chorley
18/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Kakadu Air are celebrating their 40th anniversary of flying in the Territory and relish the opportunity to show the NT News a new perspective of the park after rainfall. Jim Jim Falls is shrouded in cloud in the morning light. Picture: Che Chorley
19/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Picture: Che Chorley
20/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Picture: Che Chorley
21/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Kakadu Air are celebrating their 40th anniversary of flying in the Territory and relish the opportunity to show the NT News a new perspective of the park after rainfall. Picture: Che Chorley
22/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Kakadu Air are celebrating their 40th anniversary of flying in the Territory and relish the opportunity to show the NT News a new perspective of the park after rainfall. The escarpment is shrouded in cloud in the morning light. Picture: Che Chorley
23/24Kakadu National Park comes alive during the wet season. Kakadu Air are celebrating their 40th anniversary of flying in the Territory and relish the opportunity to show the NT News a new perspective of the park after rainfall. Jim Jim Falls is shrouded in cloud in the morning light. Picture: Che Chorley
24/24Kakadu Air co-owner Cameron Marchant chats to Senior base pilot at Jabiru, Matthew Lynch. Picture: Che Chorley
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