Kakadu National Park Pass

The Kakadu National Park Pass can be purchased online at from Parks Australia or from Tourism Top End in Darwin CBD, The Bowali Visitor Centre which is National Park Headquarters and is just a couple of kilometres down the Kakadu Highway (turn off just before Jabiru) or if you are coming from Katherine you can get them the Katherine Visitor Centre.

Photo Shauna McNaught. Tourism NT.

Kakadu Park Pass & where your money goes

100% of park pass revenue is invested directly back into the park. This helps to provide the visitor services and facilities you enjoy, preservation of the World Heritage environment and cultural sites, as well as payments to the traditional owners, supporting their homelands, training, and business development.  The Kakadu Pass only contributes 7% to the running of Kakadu with the remaining funding coming from the Commonwealth Government. Kakadu’s Traditional Owners also benefit – the revenue from park passes is used to support traditional homelands and provide training and business development.

Park Prices

Dry Season 15 MAY – 31 OCTOBER
Adult (16 years and Over)  $40
Child (5 to 15 years) $25
Family (2 adults and 2 or more children) $100
Concession*  $30

Tropical Summer 1 NOVEMBER – 14 MAY
Adult (16 years and Over)  $25
Child (5 to 15 years) $12.50
Family (2 adults and 2 or more children) $65
Concession*  $19

* Valid for Australian aged pension, Australian disability card holder & carer, Australian Senior Card or Australian Veteran.

Park passes are valid for 7 days.

Exemptions for special groups

Australian school groups and some media tours are eligible for an exemption from park fees.  More information can be found HERE

Additional Permits

You may also require additional permits for filming, research or camping outside of designated areas. More information can be found HERE