Cahill's Crossing - Crocodile Causeway Music Video | Gary Crockett

Cahill's Crossing - Crocodile Causeway Music Video by Gary Crockett Australia.

Cahill's Crossing in Kakadu National Park, over the East Alligator River, is one of the most crocodile-dense crossings on earth — a low, narrow causeway where saltwater crocodiles gather to feed on mullet and barramundi as the tide spills over the road.

Watch the full official music video for Cahill's Crossing by Gary Crockett.

In this video:
A 4WD crosses the causeway at low tide, a semi-trailer with two trailers crawls across, fishermen take a risk on the edge, a man catches a fish — and a crocodile grabs it — then a crocodile chases the fish he's dragging, before the fishermen leave and the crocodiles take the causeway back as the tide comes in.

If you love Australian country music, Kakadu, crocodiles, 4WD adventures, Arnhem Land, and true stories from the Top End — turn it up.

The crossing is dangerous from both tides and crocodiles. Don't try what you see in this video. Watch from the viewing platforms, check the tides, and stay back from the water.

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About Cahill's Crossing:
Cahill's Crossing links Kakadu and Arnhem Land across the East Alligator River. During the dry season, crocodiles linger here waiting for the turning tide to catch fish struggling across the causeway. A permit is required to enter Arnhem Land.