Arnhem Land is a truly remote corner of the Northern Territory, located 500 kilometres from the nearest city. Here, nature rules supreme and saltwater crocodiles, dugongs, and flocks of birds are everyday locals. Home to nearly 17,000 mostly First Australians, Arnhem Land offers travellers the rare opportunity to explore a land rich in culture and history. Through respectful guided tours, visitors can experience the traditions, stories, and sustainable way of life maintained by Aboriginal custodians for over 60,000 years. Prepare to be inspired, humbled, and captivated by this extraordinary destination. 

Our tours in Arnhem Land

Edith falls

Kakadu Tour with Arnhem Land, Katherine & Litchfield

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calendar 5 Days

pin Darwin to Darwin

Permanent Eco Tent

Now from $1,796 Was $1,895

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Highlights of Arnhem Land

Hunting in Arnhem Land, Australia

Traditional fishing, hunting, and gathering experiences

Learn how Arnhem Land’s local inhabitants have thrived in balance with nature for thousands of years. Guided bushwalks teach which plants are edible, how to fish, and traditional hunting methods, offering a deep insight into the practical and spiritual knowledge of the land.

Sitting around the campfire.

Campfire stories, songs and talks

Gather around the fire to hear fascinating stories, songs, and talks about traditional society, kinship systems, and the history and beliefs of Arnhem Land, giving travellers an authentic connection to this ancient culture.

Making crafts in Arnhem Land

Bark painting, jewellery making, and basket weaving

Join skilled craftspeople and see striking art and jewellery created from natural, locally sourced materials. Watch as ochre is painted on bark, shells are strung into jewellery, and fibres are woven into baskets, preserving the artistic traditions of Arnhem Land’s Aboriginal communities. 

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