Kakadu National Park Weather
Kakadu's weather is monsoonal in nature and the region experiences only two distinct seasons; the wet and dry seasons. Transitional states between the two are indistinct.
Kakadu National Park is 257 kilometres east of Darwin along the Arnhem Highway. It is Australia's largest national park, spanning 20,000 square kilometres. Kakadu changes dramatically with the seasons and each unlocks a different travel experience. The land's traditional owners recognise 6 seasons that take the land through a cycle of birth, life, death and renewal. The Arnhem Highway is fully sealed and suitable for a two-wheel drive vehicle. However, some of Kakadu’s natural attractions can only be accessed by four-wheel drive tracks off the highway.
