The best hotels Péninsule De Cobourg

Located on the north coast of Northern Territory, Arnhem Land Barramundi Lodge is a 3-star hotel offering luxury accommodation in its 12 safari suites. Each suite is equipped with quality furnishings, en suite bathroom, air conditioning and terrace. The lodge enjoys exclusive access to the Liverpool, Tomkinson and Goomadeer rivers, as well as several other coastal creeks and a vast stretch of coastline, offering some of the best barra fishing in Australia. The waters of this region are renowned for their abundance of barra and other fish species, making it a prime destination for sport fishing enthusiasts. In addition to barra fishing, the local estuaries and creeks are also home to species such as threadfin salmon, mangrove jack, estuarine cod, black jewfish and blue salmon. Deep-sea fishing enthusiasts can also enjoy pelagic species such as trevally, queenfish, longtail tuna, cobia and mackerel.

It's a unique "ecological" resort, accessible only in 4 X 4 or by air. The name of Seven Spirit Bay comes from seven types of protected environments in Arnhem Land. The accommodation is in bungalows, where each bathroom is located in a private garden. The place is ideal for observing animals like crocodiles, buffalo, etc.

Garig Gunak Barlu National Park is a protected area on the Cobourg Peninsula in Australia's Northern Territory. Created in 2000, it combines the former Gurig National Park and Cobourg Marine Park. With a surface area of 2,260 km², it is considered an area of international importance due to its significant wetlands. Indeed, it was the first park in the world to be declared under the Ramsar Convention. The park is home to a wide variety of ecosystems, from sandy beaches to mangroves and coral reefs. Its marine fauna is particularly rich, with the presence of many Australian species as well as rare species such as dugongs and sea turtles. On land, the park is renowned for its birdwatching, with over 200 different species recorded. Visitor activities include hiking, fishing, photography and wildlife observation. The park is accessible by plane, boat or car (4x4 only). There are two campsites and a hotel nearby.