Loved the 4 days in Kakadu ! - Thank you Lee for the exceptional 4 days roadtrip! You were a really fun guide that told us all about the national park. I saw things that would have been hard to reach / spot by myself. Loved the walks and swimming in these landscapes! Claire

You must see the Kakadu national park - This was an amazing trip. Dani our driver /guide was ace. Full of knowledge, energy and a nothings-gonna-stop-us attitude. The outdoor bathroom was a bit of a surprise however absolutely fine. The walks, views, wildlife, boot trips & art were first rate. Both the East Alligator - Croc boat trip & the Katherine Gorge boat trip were amazing. We went swimming in several water holes - totally lovely settings & given the temperature very much appreciated. Yes - you really do need to drink as much water as Dani says (she has powerade just in case). Food was good - again when Dani says buy your beers here, buy the beers. Our last night was in Katherine with a slap up dinner. We had a great group who mucked in & were great fun. Highly recommended - I'd do it again with Dani as my driver!!!!!! The best way to see the Kakadu national park!

Trip to Kakadu with Autopia and the amazing pocket rocket Jay. - Jay was just an amazingly talented hardworking, knowledgeable person who made everyone feel at home. Really enjoyed the experience, especially her concern for her group. I would recommend people with a reasonable level of fitness to go on this journey.

The best tour experience in Kakadu - The tour guide Jay is impeccable, caring, responsible and super helpful. My 4 days tour at Kakadu is beyond words. Good accommodation and good food. I would recommend this tour to friends.

Kakadu 4 day tour - Been a long time coming for this trip, and it didn't disappoint. Our thanks and gratitude to our amazing tour guide JAY. She really went above and beyond, incredible knowledge and stories, fun, upbeat, safety conscious, good cook, hard-working. We knew our trip would be good, and she really put the icing on the cake for us. Thanks Autopia, and especially JAY.

Unforgettable in all the best ways! - 5-star guide Jay made this an unforgettably fabulous experience - safe and fun! Great balance between natural wonders and cultural interpretation. Life changing in improving our understanding of the aboriginal connection to country. Can't recommend Jay more highly with her tireless commitment to making this the best experience possible for her customers.

A tour you won't forget! - Jay our guide was so knowledgable and enthusiastic her love for the wildlife and country was contagious.The walks were fantastic wonderful gorges and swimming holes, the cruises stunning and guides informative.We would have no hesitation to recommend Autopia Tours

I have never been place like that - I could see gorgeous sightseeing and took attractive photos different types of rocks and rivers we have been just i can recomment to others

Very enjoyable - Excellent trip. We managed to fit in a lot of activities throughout the day ……they were full days . The activities were varied, taking in many aspects of the countryside. Kakadu is a huge area so there is a lot of driving which allows you to catch up on a few zzzz. You didn’t go hungry …. The food was basic but heaps of it. Accomodation was good . There was only one tour guide who was run off his feet …..it was a job for 2. He was very knowledgeable about the culture and wildlife

Guide & group can make it or break it - I went on the 4 day Kakadu / Katherine Tour with autopia. I was the only one who booked a camping site, which was inconvenient for the tour I think, so they gave me a free upgrade. The rooms were very lovely, clean, had airconditioning and towels. One evening, we ate at the hotel restaurant. The other evenings the food was quite simple. I don’t eat meat and got pasta with a scoop of pesto one night. No vegetables at all. For lunch we had a salad once and mostly wraps with the left over vegetables from day 2. The Kakadu park is a lovely park and this tour makes you see a lot of it in a short while. You go to nice gorges and waterfalls and are able to swim at the loveliest places. The pace is quite slow though, I’m used to “beating the heat” from my other tours here. But breakfast took 1,5 hours most days, with breakfast at 7am, we didn’t leave before 900/930. The group consisted of retirees, with one 50 year old man and me; 37 years old. I would like to have known beforehand, because now i didn’t get to see the Jim Jim falls, because the guide decided the rest of the group wasn’t fit enough to go there and made it seem the hike up there was horrible, with nothing to see there anyway this time of year. She did provide me with two other nice walks/hikes though, while the rest rested. Those were nice efforts from the tour guide, Dani. Most of the time, i found her behavior and attitude quite shocking. She set the tone the first morning, when she yelled at a passenger twice in the first few hours. (Once for asking where the animal was Dani was talking about, once for asking if they could have a toilet break while driving.) Dani comes of as agitated and agressive. She seemed very stressed but didn’t allow any help with setting up dinner or cleaning up. When she was away to get the car tire fixed, the group helped (eventually, 90% was afraid to do anything at first) with putting some stuff away. Dani came back, yelled angrily to take everything out, and then proceeded to tell the group to put the stuff back in the exact same boxes they just came from. On the other hand, she seemed to want praise for the basic things guides do, like making meals. Dani told us she would bake something the next morning, I told her there was no need for me. The next morning l, she made burgers anyway, at 9am. Her reaction made it clear that I had to eat the burger, either now or later. Refusing wasn’t an option, because she made it especially for me. This is nót something I expect from a guide, a stranger, or anyone. She also had a go at a couple of strangers, in their own car. She made them stop their car for something petty. She even yelled “get the f*ck out of my water hole”, about a public swimming place. Her driving was quite rough at times, we went 40-50 km/h on a bumpy road, which made the people jump up from their seats, made the car slip and we got a flat tire. Two times she drove in the wrong direction, four travelers noticed but were to affraid to get scolded so didn’t dare to say anything.