The escarpment outliers shelter some of the world's oldest Aboriginal rock art galleries. Ebara and Nourlangie Rock are two major public sites featuring rock art and living shelters and there are as many as 5,000 other recorded sites scattered throughout the Park. The sandstone escarpment to the east soars up to 200 metres. Scenic flights enable you to view the escarpment and spectacular waterfalls during the tropical summer, such as Jim Jim Falls and Twin Falls. Viewing the Aboriginal art sites, boat cruises through the wetlands, bushwalking and scenic photography are all popular activities for visitors to Kakadu.
Rangers conduct guided walks and talks at a number of destinations within the Park.
Bowali Visitor Centre, located 5 km from Jabiru, contains a wealth of information regarding Kakadu. Information staff, displays and a library are all available to help you plan your visit. Choose from a 1km to 3km walk to see more of the wetlands. Open all year round, entry is free. Kakadu Highway, 2.5km from Jabiru.