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Kakadu Adventure Overview BOOK NOW
It's a 7 day adventure of hiking and kayaking remote and pristine indigenous lands under the guidance of highly qualified leaders.
Commencing at Kakadu National Park, participants endure and experience the indigenous areas of remote Kakadu, finishing in Darwin. This testing 7 day itinerary takes participants through some of the most remote and pristine terrain in Kakadu. The purpose of this event is to give the individual participant the opportunity to visit remote and pristine world heritage listed areas, while being fully supported by “Our Spirit” professionals. Because of its remote and unforgiving nature, Kakadu is the ultimate arena in which to test individual and group psychological and physical boundaries. This event is aimed at participants with average fitness abilities.
“Our story is in the land... it is written in those sacred places, that's the law. Dreaming place... you can't change it, no matter who you are”
About the Kakadu Region
Over thousands of years Indigenous people have lived in Australia developing a unique system for signposting and marking the land. This system is interconnected with stories of the Dreaming and Spirit Ancestors. Indigenous people use natural features of the landscape to identify and mark the land and its significance. Many Indigenous children learn these "mental maps" of their countries and about how places relate to each other and to people.