Things to do in Nitmiluk

Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge

Nitmiluk National Park

This is the largest national park in the Northern Territory after Kakadu National Park. Much of the park is made up of 13 deep sandstone canyons, dug for the Catherine River to flow from Arnhem Land to the Timor Sea. The scenery of the canyon is magnificent, the thrills are repeated, and it exudes an irresistible and treacherous charm. Here, you can see the sandstone rock plates eroded by the Katherine River more than 1.65 billion years ago. They are 40-60 meters high and stretch for up to 20 kilometers, which is a spectacular sight. Of the 13 canyons, 5 are particularly treacherous, and most cruise ships will detour here, showing you the pristine and fierce natural charm of the Northern Territory. During the cruise, you can not only enjoy the wonders of the canyon, but also watch the murals of the indigenous people, and wave with a variety of wild animals, harvesting a variety of exotic travel experiences.

Baruwei Lookout

Edith Falls

Edith Falls Upper Pool

Leliyn Campground

Southern Rockhole

Butterfly Gorge

Edith Falls Plunge Pool

Sweetwater Pool