Australia’s Kakadu National Park is attracting renewed tourism interest as the iconic film Crocodile Dundee celebrates 40 years since its US release in 1986. The film showcased Kakadu’s dramatic landscapes, waterfalls and Aboriginal rock art to international audiences. Tourism operators are now promoting self-guided tours of filming locations, including Gunlom Falls and Ubirr Rock. The anniversary offers an opportunity to highlight the region’s natural beauty, cultural heritage and distinctive outback experiences.