Damn this is amazing! I usually find it hard to word the beauty that’s up here in the top end while explaining to people who have no idea about it. Now I can show them this video! I have family members that are Traditional owners of some beautiful land around Ahnem land all through to Kakadu and there’s places hidden away that are straight breath taking. Definitely one of the most amazing places to visit. Also don’t forget to pay respect to the spirits of that area because they all made sure to preserve those areas just for us to enjoy it ❤️
Thanks, Joseph! I'm really glad that you enjoyed the video! It really is a beautiful place to visit, I wish I could have spent more time hiking/exploring. There are so many great places to visit there! Thanks again 👍
Thanks, Brett! We actually visited a week before the wet season started, and it was definitely hot and humid while we were there! Such a great place to visit 👍🏻
Thanks, Phil! Glad you liked the video 👍 We booked our 4WD rental through Adventure Rentals NT and it came with a fridge and other camping gear. Here's their website if you want to check it out in more detail: www.adventurerentals.com.au/4wd-camper-with-rooftop-tent/ Hope this helps! Cheers
Hi! We did this trip over 9 days in the last week of October 2020. I believe it was the last part of the dry season, so we did end up with a little bit of rain. A 4WD is required if you’r planning to visit Jim Jim Falls - the corrugated roads are very bumpy and it’s quite a long drive to get there! If you’re planning a trip to Kakadu, 7 days should be enough, but just make sure to check the National Park website to see which parts of the park are open/closed. We didn’t realize that the trail to Gunlom Falls was closed until we arrived at the car park…so definitely worth checking beforehand. Hope you enjoy your trip! Cheers
Thanks, Rachel! We did this trip over 9 days in the last week of October 2020. It really depends on how much time you want to spend in each national park. If you're planning to visit Darwin, Kakadu, Nitmiluk, and Litchfield, it may be a challenge to also make it over to Kunnunarra as well...Hope this helps and good luck with the trip planning!
@@tatoth414 I would rather go and live there. Only disadvantage is I'm nearly 60 which is the retirement age in Australia. So they most probably aren't interested in me for their workforce
Our great southern land is a magnet to escape to.
Agreed, it's an amazing place!!
This is a great video of NT - got loads of inspiration for my next trip. Thanks for shooting and sharing!
Thanks bud! Such a cool place to visit, let’s catch up soon!
Damn this is amazing!
I usually find it hard to word the beauty that’s up here in the top end while explaining to people who have no idea about it. Now I can show them this video!
I have family members that are Traditional owners of some beautiful land around Ahnem land all through to Kakadu and there’s places hidden away that are straight breath taking.
Definitely one of the most amazing places to visit.
Also don’t forget to pay respect to the spirits of that area because they all made sure to preserve those areas just for us to enjoy it ❤️
Thanks, Joseph! I'm really glad that you enjoyed the video! It really is a beautiful place to visit, I wish I could have spent more time hiking/exploring. There are so many great places to visit there! Thanks again 👍
Love your video I’ve been to the NT 3 times n would love to move there! Yr video showed lots of my fave spots
Thanks, Kate! I'm glad that you enjoyed the video. NT really is beautiful!
Camping in wet season....video doesn't show the heat 🤣🤣
Nicely done mate
Thanks, Brett! We actually visited a week before the wet season started, and it was definitely hot and humid while we were there! Such a great place to visit 👍🏻
@@TravelByTy empty buley rockhole is a nice reward
Wow, great video mate.
thank you!
I had done the same tour except kakadu , in 2019. Nicely done.
ap student ha bhai?
@@usama4755 nope was visiting
@@akram57zaara are you still there?
Great video, on the bucket list
Thank you! 🙏🏼
Lovely video! Very informative, id love the visit north Aus furthest I have been in Cairns!
Thanks! It’s an amazing place to visit 👍🏻👍🏻
Hey good trip! Just wondering if the 4x4 came with all the camp gear and the fridge included?
Thanks, Phil! Glad you liked the video 👍 We booked our 4WD rental through Adventure Rentals NT and it came with a fridge and other camping gear. Here's their website if you want to check it out in more detail:
www.adventurerentals.com.au/4wd-camper-with-rooftop-tent/
Hope this helps! Cheers
Good video 👍🏻 I’m also going to hire from adventure rentals……what was the mattress like ? Thx 👍🏻
Thanks! We didn’t have any issues with the mattress. Hope you enjoy the trip!
What month did you go? Also do you recommend a 4WD? So unsure, also is 7 days enough to do it all? Including 2 night in Darwin?
Hi! We did this trip over 9 days in the last week of October 2020. I believe it was the last part of the dry season, so we did end up with a little bit of rain. A 4WD is required if you’r planning to visit Jim Jim Falls - the corrugated roads are very bumpy and it’s quite a long drive to get there! If you’re planning a trip to Kakadu, 7 days should be enough, but just make sure to check the National Park website to see which parts of the park are open/closed. We didn’t realize that the trail to Gunlom Falls was closed until we arrived at the car park…so definitely worth checking beforehand. Hope you enjoy your trip! Cheers
Great video. How long did you go for and what month was it? We are hoping to go in August, wondering if 2 weeks will be enough including Kunnunarra..
Thanks, Rachel! We did this trip over 9 days in the last week of October 2020. It really depends on how much time you want to spend in each national park. If you're planning to visit Darwin, Kakadu, Nitmiluk, and Litchfield, it may be a challenge to also make it over to Kunnunarra as well...Hope this helps and good luck with the trip planning!
Awesome stuff
Thank you!
Fantastic review mate, only disappointment was the extreme loud music and that made it hard to understand you.
Thanks! Such a beautiful place to visit 👍🏻
@@tatoth414 I would rather go and live there.
Only disadvantage is I'm nearly 60 which is the retirement age in Australia.
So they most probably aren't interested in me for their workforce
When did this take place ?? How did you get in during covid ??
We went during the last week of October in 2020. Such an amazing place to visit!
@@TravelByTy I want to go back so badly but their border restrictions are too tight !
when will Australia open its broder mate?
To close to the wet season. The dry is better, May to October. Great video though.
Thanks! I’m glad you liked the video 👍🏻
fascinating video, thanks for sharing, really appreciate that ;) , lets stay connected ;)! #supportthecreative newsub from me !!!!!!!!!!!!
Tune down the background music 🎶 it’s not a rock concert documentary
The man talks more. Less scenaries.
The music is excessive and obnoxious. I can’t watch this