Gunlom Falls Kakadu 4wd
Gunlom Falls Tour
This tour is for May and June only (possibility to reopening in May 2025) Call direct to book to hold your seat & pay later, till we have 100% confirmation of reopening
Jabiru or Cooinda pick up & drop offs
Ages 3+ - Duration 8 hrs. - Min 3 Max 18 pax
Prices
A$355 Adults Ages 13+ (+ Booking Fee)
A$300 Children Ages 3-12 (+ Booking Fee)
There is talk about Gunlom reopening in May 2025
You must call us directly to pencil this in at our end. We won't charge you anything till we get full confirmation it is open. So then you can consider cancelling for free (minus a small booking fee to hold your seats) or we can rebook you to our Motorcar Falls / Boulder Creek Tour, which is in the same area but a lot more walking.
Once open, there is an 80mt high waterfall at the lower Plunge pool, great for the elderly and kids, as the white beach slowly goes from ankle deep to very deep. For the fit, you will have to climb a lot of stairs to get to the top pools, with an infinity pool that everybody talks about.
What's included
Guided tour
Picnic lunch
What's not included
Your tour price does not include a Kakadu Park Pass and you are required to purchase this for yourself or your tour yourself before the tour. The pass must reflect the dates you are travelling whilst in Kakadu and rangers may ask to see this at random locations.
Itinerary
Ideally, our guests will go to the top pools first, then an early lunch at the grassy picnic area, and then finish the day at the lower plunge pool.
Arriving at Gunlom @ 9 am
Top Pools till 11 am
Lunch 11:30
Plunge Pool till 1:30 pm
This will give you plenty of time for swimming before we have our 1.5 to 2hour drive back to your accommodation
Highlights
Breathtaking views from the Infinity Pools at the top, whilst at the bottom pools have easy access to sparking clear water for a swim.
Check-in details
Pickup from Jabiru 7:00 am
Pickup from Cooinda 7:40 am
Drop Off at Cooinda approx 3:00 pm
Drop Off at Jabiru approx 3.40 pm
What to bring
Your tour price does not include a Kakadu Park Pass and you are required to purchase this for yourself before the tour. The pass must reflect the dates you are travelling whilst in Kakadu and rangers may ask to see this at random locations.
For a comfortable and enjoyable experience, bring comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, plenty of water (min 1 Liter bottle p/p to be refilled), swimwear, and a camera to capture the stunning scenery.
Special requirements
Please click here https://parksaustralia.gov.au/kakadu/access/ to check opening or closing times within Kakadu National Park.
Extras
Let us know if any dietary requirements are needed
FAQs
Is Gunlom open yet?
The waterfall has been closed to tourists since 2019 after a sacred men's site was damaged during the construction of a walkway.
What's next?
Traditional custodians say the popular site in the Northern Territory's Kakadu National Park will reopen to tourists in 2025
More info at …..
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-04-27/gunlom-falls-closure-extended-kakadu-national-park/101002910
Disclaimers
Gunlom is in the hands of Parks Australia, to be opened this season.
