Arnhem Land Tours & Holidays
Nestled in the heart of the Australian Wilderness lies Arnhem Land...
Wild, spiritual, and remote are words that can be used to describe the dramatic and rugged landscapes of one of Australia’s best-kept secrets, the beautiful Arnhem Land. From shallow billabongs to monsoonal wetlands, and from the Gulf of Carpentaria to tropical rainforests full of fascinating animals, this otherworldly place is just waiting to be explored on our tours and holidays in Arnhem Land. Follow your guide as you connect with the traditional owners of this land, the Yolgnu Peoples, and learn how to craft, paint, hunt, and weave just like they do. Share in their stories and enjoy the peacefulness that comes from being in the vast but awe-inspiring Aussie wilderness.
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Visit the Buku-Larrnggay Mulka Art Centre in Yirrkala
If you loved watching and learning how the Yolgnu People craft their art, you’ll love walking among more of their work at the Buku-Larrnggay Mulka Art Centre. Completely controlled by the Indigenous community in Yirrkala, this cultural hub showcases and sells contemporary art by Yolgnu artists with pieces like larrakitj (memorial poles), nuwayak (bark painting), and yidaki (didgeridoo) on display.
Participate in cultural activities with Yolngu People
Interacting with and learning from the Yolngu Peoples is hands down, one of the best experiences on our Arnhem Land tours and holidays. Not only will participating in activities such as painting, weaving, and hunting give you a glimpse into what life is like for the traditional owners of this land, but it will also allow you a deeper understanding of how these communities connect to the country and why it’s so important.
Trek through the Garig Gunak Barlu National Park
Arnhem Land is full of beautiful and breathtaking landscapes and the rugged and remote Garig Gunak Barlu National Park is no exception. Whether you want to trek your way through the bush and stop to admire native scrubland at every turn, listen out for the calls of birds as they flit between the trees, admire the peaceful coastline, or visit the ruins of a failed Victorian settlement, it’s easy to get lost in the magic and history of this fascinating National Park.
Listen to the traditional owners of Arnhem Land
The traditional owners have lived on this remote and magical country for millennia, continuing to work and live as their ancestors did, and as soon as you step foot onto Arnhem Land, it’s easy to see why this spiritual place holds so much meaning and cultural connection for the Yolgnu Peoples. With your group, take the opportunity to learn about the history and stories of this country firsthand from the people who know it best.
Explore Bremer Island (Dhambaliya)
We might forgive you for not automatically thinking of Bremer Island’s magnificent coastline when asked about Australia’s best beaches, but one trip here is enough to ensure you’ll never forget its pristine waters and golden, sandy shores. While this largely untouched island might be lacking in size, it has an abundance of beauty, with several walking trails waiting to lead you through towering dunes and pristine beaches no camera will ever do justice. This magical island is also home to four of the world’s seven sea turtle species, so keep your eyes peeled for flippers and multicoloured shells as you admire some of Mother Nature’s best work.
Discover interesting native wildlife
Sea turtles aren’t the only creatures that roam the waters of Arnhem Land, though, with fresh and saltwater crocodiles, water pythons, dugongs, and snubfin dolphins also cruising beneath the waves of billabongs, creeks, and oceans throughout the region. You’re also likely to spot other mammals, such as bilbies, wallabies, and bandicoots, on your adventure, as well as snakes, frogs, lizards, and many different shorebirds. Be mindful that several endangered species call Arnhem land home and move carefully through dense rainforests and covered wetlands, as some animals can be dangerous when feeling threatened or disturbed.
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