5 Day Kakadu, Arnhem Land and Cobourg Peninsula Safari
Venture North’s feature 5 day tour takes in the highlights of Kakadu before leaving the crowds behind and entering Arnhem Land. After an Aboriginal guided rock art tour and a visit the community Art Centre (Injalak) the safari continues north to the pristine Cobourg Peninsula, staying 3 nights at Venture North’s remote Cobourg Coastal Camp. Take a journey through what makes the Top End so unique: Indigenous culture, spectacular scenery, abundant wildlife, European history, great fishing and more! More details on request
Private Charters
The Tailor will closely with you to design your perfect tour. From 1 day to 1 month we can tailor it to your specific interests.
Areas Venture North visit and have access to:
- Arnhem Land (Gunbalanya, Injalak Hill, Maningrida, Ramingining and more)
- Garig Gunak Barlu NP (Cobourg Peninsula)
- Kakadu NP (inc. permit areas Moline Rockhole & Koolpin Gorge)
- Litchfield NP (inc. nearby Cattle Stations)
- Nitmiluk NP (Katherine Gorge)
- The Kimberley (inc. The Bungle Bungles)
Tour options include:
- Cultural Safaris
- Wilderness Trips
- Photographic Expeditions
- Wildlife Adventures
- Fishing Tours
Fishing Charters
Venture North also offers tailor-made fly in/fly out fishing charters from their Cobourg Coastal Camp.
‘If you’re looking for that dream “bucket list” trip to a genuinely wild and fish-filled stretch of Top End water with all the hard stuff taken care of for you, I would unhesitatingly recommend Venture North’s Cobourg Peninsula operation as being second to none.’ – fishing identity – Steve Starling
Cobourg Coastal Camp – (Venture North’s private camp)
Nestled amongst savannah bushland and overlooking the bay of Port Essington Venture North’s unique safari-style camp has most of the home comforts while still allowing guests to feel close to nature. A central open-plan dining area provides a relaxed place to enjoy meals, whilst quaint canvas safari-tents provide a comfortable nights’ accommodation.
Operating during the dry season (May through October) the camp caters for a maximum of 16 guests, although for the majority of the year just 6 guests will share the camp at any one time.
All facilities are shared. The camp also features an extensive library, telescope and a boat moored out the front of the camp for accessing the Marine Park.
Dinners of a high standard are prepared in the camp kitchen nightly and incorporate freshly caught seafood, fresh vegetables and a variety of local produce.