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Davidsons Arnhemland Safaris Lodge
Davidsons Arnhemland Safaris Lodge, located in the heart of Arnhem Land, offers a luxurious yet eco-conscious retreat in one of Australia's most culturally and ecologically significant regions.
Surrounded by pristine wilderness, the lodge combines modern comforts with a deep connection to Indigenous culture. Guests can explore ancient rock art galleries, fish for Barramundi, and enjoy guided tours of the diverse landscapes, including wetlands and escarpments.
lodge’s comfortable cabins are designed for tropical living, with private verandahs offering views of the natural bush setting. With a focus on personalized itineraries and small group experiences, Davidsons Arnhemland Safaris Lodge provides an immersive adventure in the Australian outback.
Lodge Details
Location
- Davidsons Arnhemland Safaris Lodge is located in Mt Borradaile, within Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia.
- This remote wilderness area is a region rich in Aboriginal culture and heritage, offering guests unparalleled access to ancient rock art, lush wetlands, and escarpment landscapes.
- Surrounded by untouched wilderness, this exclusive location allows visitors to experience Australia’s most sacred landscapes in complete seclusion.
Accommodation & Facilities
- The lodge offers deluxe ensuited cabins and ensuited cabins, all designed with tropical comfort in mind. Each cabin has its own verandah with views of the surrounding bushland, ensuring privacy and tranquility.
- Facilities include a swimming pool, a large outdoor deck for alfresco dining, and a communal lounge area.
- The lodge’s eco-friendly design is complemented by modern conveniences like daily room service and a complimentary laundry, making it ideal for guests seeking luxury in a rugged environment.
Activities
- Davidsons Arnhemland Safaris Lodge provides an array of tailored activities including guided tours of the world’s largest collection of rock art, Barramundi fishing, and wetland explorations.
- Guests can also enjoy freshwater swimming in a natural pool, boating through floodplains, and wildlife spotting—home to over 275 bird species and abundant crocodiles.
- All tours are guided by experienced staff to ensure safety and provide deeper insights into the rich cultural heritage of the region.
Dining
- The dining experience at Davidsons Arnhemland Safaris Lodge features locally sourced, seasonal cuisine served in a relaxed atmosphere.
- Meals are enjoyed in the communal dining room, which also serves as a social hub, fostering connections between guests as they share stories of the day’s adventures.
- Special dietary needs are catered to, ensuring a personalised dining experience that complements the lodge’s commitment to quality and comfort.
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