West Arnhem & Cobourg Peninsula
West Arnhem Land is a habitat for abundant wildlife including saltwater crocodiles, buffalo, dugong, nesting turtles and migratory birds. One of the last pristine areas in the world, its small population is predominantly Aboriginal people, whose traditional culture remains largely intact. The region is an exciting destination for travellers wanting authentic traditional cultural experiences.
Access and permits
A permit is required by visitors to stay overnight in the Park, whether you arrive by road, air or sea. To apply please visit: https://www.nlc.org.au/permits
Access by road to the Cobourg Peninsula is not possible during the Top End Summer due to road closures.
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Experiences
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