Arnhemland is a magical place of history, culture, spectacular rock art, rocky sandstone escarpments, flood plains and wildlife. It is home to the traditional indigenous landowners, the Yolngu people. Entering via Cahills crossing over the East Alligator River, the first community you will encounter will...More

Arnhemland covers a huge tract of north east NT. Have driven the Central Arnhem Highway 3 times and there is always something interesting to see. Occasionally buffalo are on the roadsides so its sensible to drive carefully. Excellent if you can time your travels to...More

I had the opportunity to work alongside Don Lakay on the 12 day tag along tour thru Arnhem Land & the Cobourg Penninsula.....Starting at Katherine we headed to Nhulunbuy on the Gove Penninsula......the dirt road was like a highway in places, corrugated in others with...More

We have just finished a 12 day 4WD tag-along tour with Safari Guides to Adventure through Arnhem Land. We started at Katherine staying at the Nitmiluk Gorge Caravan Park - where we left our semi-off-road caravan for the first part of the tour. We started...More

Just spent 6 unforgetable days touring Arnhem Land and the Kakadu National Park with a private tour from Lords Kakadu and Arnhemland Safaris. Sab, our guide, an Aussie cut from the mold of a Crocodile Dundee, was delightful, filling in the history as one who...More

This place is a writer's nightmare because there is no way I am every going to be able to capture the colour, diversity, vastness, history or culture in words. It honestly made me feel just dumbfounded. Bright pink flowers, deep red earth, electric green cycad...More