A range of activities is offered as part of the tariff and are within ½ hour from the Lodge. These include:
- Visit rock shelters with stunning rock art that spans thousands of years that give you insights into the aboriginal way of life from this region.
- Walk through savannah woodland, the local supermarket and find plenty of local bush tucker.
- Take a boat trip through the many water channels and the open floodplain to see some of the 275 bird species found in the region.
- Try your hand at barramundi fishing in the pristine cooper creek, the wet season waterfall is fantastic.
- Take a dip in the pristine natural swimming hole (seasonal) or relax poolside back at the lodge.
- Walk through the incredible catacombs that hold artefacts, signs of recent occupation and ancient mortuary rites.
- Spend a late afternoon on the billabong observing the wildlife including the many crocodiles that inhabit the watercourses, finish up with a glass of wine and nibbles as the sun sets over the floodplain.
- Walk up one of the many escarpments to find spectacular stone arrangements and art filled occupation sites.
Ensuite Cabin: All cabins have a beautiful bush setting and are designed for the Top End climate with open windows and a ceiling fan. Ensuite cabins have either a queen bed or twin and include their private ensuite.
Deluxe Ensuite Cabin: With a secluded bush outlook, the Deluxe ensuite cabins are slightly larger and are furnished beyond basics. Still designed for the Top End climate with large open windows and ceiling fans. With a queen bed and tea and coffee facilities in the cabin, you will enjoy the early morning chorus from your balcony.
Dining Options: The dining experience at Mt Borradaile is renowned for its delightful meals, including local Wild Barramundi. There is a fine selection of beers, wine and spirits to suit all tastes to enjoy over lunch, dinner or on the deck overlooking the pool.
