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Arnhem Land, spanning 100,000 square kilometres, is a sprawling wilderness bigger than the combined area of Belgium and the Netherlands. It remains one of Australia’s most untouched and diverse areas, with a variety of stunning landscapes and accommodation options. Top 10 things to do in Arnhem Land.
Arnhem Land has a total population of approximately 16,000 people, of whom 12,000 are Aboriginal Yolngu people – the traditional owners of the land. Here’s a detailed guide about Arnhem Land, covering the highlights, organised tours, DIY trips and all the essential info.
Arnhem Land is an adventure-lover’s playground. Take a guided tour to the best sights by land, sea or air. A timeless land – a natural treasure trove of billabongs wetlands, rain forests, wildlife and ancient escarpments. To visit Arnhem Land you’ll need a permit from the Northern Land Council.
Experience ancient Aboriginal culture, dramatic landscapes and true Australian wilderness in Arnhem Land, one of the least inhabited regions of the world. Here are 10 things to do in this remote 90,000 square kilometre reserve to Darwin’s east.
Find yourself in paradise – East Arnhem Land is beautiful and diverse with remote and rugged coastlines and white sandy beaches. This vast area of nearly 100,000km 2 of land is one of Australia’s last strongholds of traditional Aboriginal culture.
Visit arts centres within Kakadu and throughout Arnhem Land to view stunning examples of traditional painting, sculptures, prints and crafts. Watch local artists at work and browse exhibits for a deeper understanding into this ancient practice.
Once you arrive in East Arnhem Land you’ll find extraordinary Aboriginal art , culture and pristine beaches. The fishing, camping and 4WD tracks are like nowhere else. But you’ll also findhistory and art aplenty. Here’s your guide to 6 of the best Aboriginal experiences in East Arnhem Land.
On the shores of the Gulf of Carpentaria, Nhulunbuy is the gateway to Aboriginal communities, their arts and culture of East Arnhem Land. The Gove Peninsula encompasses nearly 100,000km 2 of land owned by the Yolngu Aboriginal people and is famous for spectacular beaches and great fishing. The mangrove-fed waters of the Peninsula are jumping ...
Arnhem Land is home to one of the world’s oldest living cultures – found in the far flung north-eastern region of the Northern Territory. Here are 5 of the best ways to experience the magic of Arnhem Land.
From wilderness safari retreats, island escapes and fishing lodges to camp grounds, there’s an amazing experience in Arnhem Land. Accommodation in Arnhem Land is limited, but there are some excellent wilderness lodges throughout the region.
