Bamurru Plains

Choose to spend your days with a team of passionate guides who will take you on a range of adventures including; exhilarating airboat trips across the floodplains to spot crocodiles, river cruises, as well as optional excursions to the rock art galleries of Arnhem Land. There are of course plenty of bird watching and wildlife tours to take part in, either by foot, 4WD or Quad Bike, in search of buffalo, dingoes and wallabies to name but a few. 

The central lodge at Bamurru Plains is the perfect place to unwind for those who wish to take a slower and more relaxed pace. Kick back with a good book on the wildlife observation deck from the well-stocked library and cool off during the heat of the day in the infinity pool. In the evenings, sit back and let the expert chef conjure up a delicious meal peppered with local ingredients while you help yourself to a cold drink and watch the sunset over this amazing landscape.

Safari Bungalows

Thoughtfully designed, each of the nine safari bungalows are built on stilts overlooking the floodplains. With a focus on supreme comfort, each of the spacious bungalows feature floor to ceiling mesh walls on all three sides to allow you to be completely immersed in the wildlife. Lie back in your luxurious bed and hear, see and almost touch the wildlife that surrounds you. 

Each bungalow features a soft and rustic décor that reflects the regions indigenous history with Aboriginal art work, explorer’s maps and old photos adorning the walls. All rooms come complete with spacious ensuite bathrooms as well as some added details including flora and fauna guides, species lists and binoculars to enhance your wildlife experience.

Kingfisher Suite

The Kingfisher suite is the largest safari bungalow and also offers expansive floodplain views. With a huge living area, featuring a king size bed, a comfortable lounge and a dining area, this suite can accommodate a family of five in comfort. For honeymooners, this space can also be set for an intimate candlelit dinner with only the bush sounds as company.
 
The bathroom, with its rustic chic timber and corrugated walls, perfectly reflects the pastoral heritage of the area. It also features a shower with full ceiling to floor views across the floodplain and surrounding paperbark forests.