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We visited early in the day. Enjoyed watching the wallabies and lots of bird life. Saw our first Jabiru here. Easy walk around the billabong
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Date of experience: August 2020
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Lovely picturesque place for a picnic lunch after Nourlangie. Didn’t take the walk but some tourists mentioned to us a croc was quite close to the path.
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Date of experience: July 2020
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We parked at the Nawurlandja parking area which also gives you easy access to the glorious lookout. Sunscreen, water and insect spray recommended. The billabong is a tranquil spot, and an easy circular walk on grass takes you round the water. Lots of bird life, a few wallabies,some gorgeous views. Keep your eyes peeled - my wife almost stepped on a snake! This walk was one of our Kakadu highlights. …
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Date of experience: July 2020
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We set out to do a bit more than what we ended up doing, but the routes were closed because of seasonal rains. We did walk the elevated boardwalk and went to the boat launch to view water fowl and we saw several crocodiles from our viewing spots. Lots of other bird life to be seen as well!…
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Date of experience: January 2020
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As one of the free spots to see birdlife in Kakadu, you can't go wrong. There are several parking areas along the edge of the billabong with a walking track if you're up to it. Walking the billabong would certainly be the best way to see the wildlife but you still can see plenty from the parking areas. This is where we saw our first jabiru. It's quite scenic in itself with the mountains behind the billabong. Easily accessible so definitely check it out.…
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Date of experience: August 2019
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