Go deeper into Kakadu. Stay longer. See places few visitors ever reach. Spend two to four weeks walking through the remote wilderness of Kakadu National Park on a continuous bushwalking expedition. Rather than a series of day walks or short trips, each expedition is one extended journey from one remote camp to the next, exploring different parts of Kakadu at different times of year. Along the way, discover cascading waterfalls, swim in clear natural pools, visit ancient Aboriginal rock art sites and camp in remote places where you may see no one apart from your walking companions for days. Longer expeditions use helicopter food drops so you can continue the journey without carrying weeks of food from the start. At the end of each walking day, relax while your guide prepares a three-course evening meal. These expeditions suit experienced walkers who enjoy being self-reliant and spending extended periods in remote country. You need to be comfortable carrying your food and gear and walking for several weeks. Advice is provided to help you prepare, but you bring your own equipment, breakfasts and lunches.