Arnhem Land,

#australiatrip One of the region’s highlights is its stunning landscapes, ranging from rugged coastlines and pristine beaches to dense forests and winding rivers. The Arafura Sea borders its northern coastline, providing excellent fishing opportunities, while Kakadu National Park lies to the west, offering incredible biodiversity. The area is also famous for its ancient rock art, particularly at sites like Mount Borradaile and Injalak Hill, where visitors can see paintings dating back tens of thousands of years. Traveling in Arnhem Land requires a special permit, as it is Aboriginal-owned land. This restriction helps preserve the region’s cultural and environmental integrity, making visits even more exclusive. Many tours are guided by Yolŋu people, offering insights into their art, music, and traditions, such as didgeridoo playing and bush medicine.