Distances
Darwin city to Point Stuart Wilderness Lodge 180km (approximately 2 hours drive)
from Point Stuart Wilderness Lodge
To Rockhole 35km
To Shady Camp 18km
To Kakadu entry 47km
To Jabiru (Kakadu) 153km
To Airstrip 1km (transfers available)
Roads
To reach point Stuart Wilderness Lodge requires driving on 7km of well maintained, unsealed road. The surrounding area is also derived of (maintained) unsealed roads. Be aware of wildlife, particularly at dawn and dusk. Wallabies are active during these times. Buffalo and cattle can also be a hazard. These roads are suitable for 2wd vehicles, caravans and campervans during the dry season.
Seasons
Wet: December to April
Dry: May to November
Average Temperatures
(Daytime)
Wet: 25-34C Dry: 17-32C
The later months of the year October, November, December are very hot and humid before the arrival of the wet season rains. 26-42C
Clothing
In the tropical Top End of Australia, lightweight summer clothing is worn all year round. Good walking shoes, hats, long-sleeve shirts, sunscreen and insect repellent are mandatory. Clothing for the cooler nights in the dry season may be required and a rain coat during the wet season. Drink plenty of water to prevent dehydration.