Outback Spirit Arnhem Land
Arnhem Land is a vast and unspoilt region in the northeast corner of the NT. Occupied by Aboriginal people for over 60,000 years, it extends from the Roper River in the Gulf, right around the east and north coasts to the border of Kakadu. Join us and become one of the few to uncover its rich culture, pristine landscape and abundant wildlife.
Arnhem Land
Arnhem Land is a vast and unspoilt region in the northeast corner of the NT. Occupied by Aboriginal people for over 60,000 years, it extends from the Roper River in the Gulf, right around the east and north coasts to the border of Kakadu. The strong, continuing culture of its Indigenous inhabitants fascinates most, as does the beautiful landscape of rugged ranges, idyllic billabongs, monsoonal rainforest and paper bark swamps.
With permission from Traditional Owners, Outback Spirit has established a network of luxurious wilderness lodges and safari camps, granting passengers access through the heart of this wild and mystical land. Join us and become one of the few to uncover its rich culture, pristine landscape and abundant wildlife.
Highlights & Inclusions
An exclusive adventure
Arnhem Land is Aboriginal Land and for most, access is prohibited. However, we’ve worked with Traditional Owners to develop a network of camps, lodges and travel routes that are exclusive to Outback Spirit guests. As you explore Arnhem Land you will experience a Welcome to Country, hear dreamtime stories passed down for generations, and gain insight into the profound connection Aboriginal people have with this sacred region.
Guided by the locals
Whether it’s discovering the historical significance of a sacred site or how to forage for bush tucker, every step of your adventure will be enhanced by the unsurpassed knowledge of Outback Spirit’s Indigenous guides.
All inclusive, small group touring with a network of exclusive camps and lodges
Arnhem Land may be rugged, but the accommodation, food and beverage is not. Outback Spirit has a network of exclusive safari camps and wilderness lodges in the best locations throughout the journey, ensuring you’ll be laying your head somewhere spectacular. Enjoy an intimate style of touring with all meals included as well as complimentary beverages from a selected list included at lunch and dinner.
Arnhem Land Wilderness Adventure 2025
Highlights & Inclusions
- Journey through the heart of Arnhem Land on an exclusive touring route and immerse yourself in the world’s oldest surviving culture
- Enjoy a ‘Welcome to Country’ performance in Nhulunbuy
- Visit award winning art centres and enjoy a bush Medicine demonstration
- Discover the vast and sacred Arafura Swamp by boat and 4WD
- View exquisite rock art at Mt Borradaile & visit the ancient ‘catacombs’
- Enjoy authentic cultural activities with Indigenous guides
- Explore the rugged Cobourg Peninsula by open back 4WD safari
- Take a half-day Barramundi fishing adventure on the Liverpool River
- Visit the ruins of historic Victoria Settlement at Port Essington, circa 1838
- Explore the pristine waters of Cobourg Marine Park Sanctuary
- Spend 7 nights in our network of luxurious safari camps and wilderness lodges, including 3 nights at the iconic Seven Spirit Bay
Arnhem Land & Kakadu Explorer 2025
Highlights & Inclusions
- Journey through the heart of Arnhem Land on an exclusive touring route and immerse yourself in the world’s oldest surviving culture
- Experience the Aboriginal owned and operated Maningrida Arts and Cultural Centre and the Djomi Museum
- Two nights at Mount Borradaile, featuring the largest and best-known collection of rock art in the world, including the iconic Rainbow Serpent
- Witness rock art at Ubirr and Noarlangie, home to an outstanding number of paintings dating back 20,000 years
- Exclusive Barramundi fishing and wildlife cruises in the remote heart of Arnhem Land, Maningrida
- Two nights at Barramundi Lodge, overlooking the Arnhem Land floodplains
- Enjoy a cruise on Yellow Waters admiring the prolific birdlife and crocodiles in the incredible wetlands
- Enjoy a bird’s eye view of the ancient escarpments, floodplains, and winding rivers of Kakadu National Park aboard a 30-minute scenic flight
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