Forty years ago, Crocodile Dundee introduced the world to Kakadu National Park. And now you can retrace Mick’s exact steps on a brand-new, self-guided tour.

We’re talking the real locations: Nourlangie (Burrungkuy) rock art site, the glassy Anbangbang Billabong, the ancient escarpment at Ubirr, and Gunlom Falls, where Mick famously speared a fish before taking a dip in one of the most spectacular natural pools in the Northern Territory.

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Kakadu was always extraordinary. But knowing Paul Hogan stood right there during production of the iconic film? That’s the kind of nostalgic set-jetting that makes a destination hit different.

The tour drops just in time for the film’s 40th anniversary – it premiered in Sydney on 30 April 1986 – and it pairs beautifully with a wave of new experiences emerging across the Top End, from Arnhem Land cultural tours led by Yolŋu hosts to astro-photography sessions around Uluṟu.

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Consider this your sign to finally book that NT trip. Get all the details here.