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What guests said about Jabiru:
Scored 10
10
Great location close to activities and tours ie
Great location close to activities and tours ie
East Alligator Gorge Cruise, Cahill’s Crossing, Kakadu Flights over Arnhem Land and Kakadu.
Walks through National Parks to view Aboriginal Paintings and the Cooinda Wetlands.
Jabiru also has a handy Supermarket and Petrol Station. Lots of accommodation options also.
Visit Kakadu you won’t be disappointed.
Monica
Australia
Scored 6.0
6.0
Jabiru is remote, very little services but perfect for an...
Jabiru is remote, very little services but perfect for an Outback Experience especially in wet season. Bring strong fly repellant (deet 80+). Petrol station has an excellent stock of most everything, but bring fresh food items if you need them, esky recommended too to save on $ buying too much. Storms were epic, Croc Mercure worth the stay for air cond, pool and service. Sunrise by the lake beautiful as well.
N
New Zealand
Scored 8.0
8.0
We really enjoyed the Yellow Water cruise at Cooinda it was...
We really enjoyed the Yellow Water cruise at Cooinda it was well worth it. We seen water buffaloes, plenty of crocs and heaps of different birds. It was really interesting and our guide was very knowledgeable.
Glen
Australia
Scored 8.0
8.0
The rock art was interesting along with the Aboriginal art...
The rock art was interesting along with the Aboriginal art on display at the hotel. The rivers are teeming with birds and crocs. The journey from Darwin was rather monotonous with little change in the scenery.
Jacquie
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Jabiru is a great base for exploring Kakadu.
Jabiru is a great base for exploring Kakadu. I absolutely recommend doing the Yellow Waters sunset cruise one evening and if possible check out Cooinda and the excellent Cultural Centre while you're down that way, visit Ubirr on another evening and attend the free ranger-guided walks, drop in at Nourlangie Rock and check out the art galleries there, head up to Cahills Crossing if you have time - everything is very spread out but within an hour's drive of Jabiru.
Jabiru itself has an excellent Foodtown supermarket which sells cooked food and coffees and a good petrol station too.
Beth
Australia
Scored 6.0
6.0
it was nice to have a break at the crocodile hotel for a...
it was nice to have a break at the crocodile hotel for a coffee or lunch break.Town has an IGA supermarket if you need to stock up. Also there is mobile reception. Other than that there is nothing to see or do, except for a cafe and art centre
Good location, just next to the supermarket & petrol station, very small town. The restaurant was basically the only place to eat in Jabiru (apart from a local Thai place we didn’t try) and the food was good! Breaky was included & delish! They were more than happy to fill our water bottle each morning which saved us buying it every day. Great customer service & amazing knowledge of the local area / what to do!!
Perfect base to visit yellow water and everything located south (e.g. Maguk waterfall).
Lodge is big with a modern bathroom, and General a quite modern interior.
You get a transfer to the yellow water cruise, which is super convenient.
A petrol station is at the facility as well (prices higher compared to Jabiru).
Pool area is nice and big.
Superb swimming pool and pool side bar and bistro. Air conditioned rooms with ceiling fans, bar fridge and kettle. It's no five star hotel but perfect for your outback stay after a long hot day of exploring. Friendly staff and small shop on site stocking the basics. I think wifi was available for purchase but I had 4g internet on my phone.
Very pleasant staff, in particular Alissa manning the front desk and Vivien working in the dining room. Both were exceptionally kind and helpful.
The table and chairs were nice.
The art work around the hotel was so good.
Coffee and tea in the room was nice.
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