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Accueil / Croisière à Nitmiluk

Nitmiluk cruise

A memorable experience

Country

Australie

Duration

2 à 3 heures

Âge minimum

Pas d'âge minimum

Recommended physical condition

Facile

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À vivre

Embark on a 2-hour cruise through 2 of Nitmiluk's 13 gorges. Nitmiluk National Park is a true haven for nature lovers. Rugged landscapes, majestic waterfalls and lush gorges will captivate you, as will the clear blue waters framed by towering cliffs.
Get ready for a memorable experience visiting two of the 13 magnificent gorges that make up Nitmiluk, land of the Jawoyn Aboriginal community. Enjoy onboard commentary on Aboriginal culture as you take in the beauty of the rock walls and surrounding scenery. This half-day trip also includes a walk of around 400 metres (there and back). Rock formations separate the gorges, requiring a short walk on foot to board another boat.

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Seasons

Our seasonal advice

 

To bring: hat, sun protection and insect repellent.

Water and toilets are available on board the boat.

 

 

 

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