Binydjarrnga (Daliwuy Bay)
Details
Check In: 1400|Check Out: 1200
35km from township.
This area can be accessed off the Central Arnhem Highway. Daliwuy is a beautiful mangrove fringed bay and has a boat ramp to enable small to medium sized boat users to access the bay for fishing or travel out to sea. There are also campsites and facilities for day visitors.
On entering the area you will see a thin belt of coastal monsoon rainforest growing on low sandy ridges running parallel to the shoreline and merging with the nearby open eucalypt forest. Mangrove estuaries, mudflats, paperbark trees (Melaleuca) and other features of the inter-tidal zone can be found as you explore the shoreline. The mangroves form a dense forest that extend over a large area of tidal mudflats and sand flats. You may even see a crocodile resting in the mangroves, so be watchful and aware as you enjoy your time here.
Facilities
- Composting Toilet
- Bay Camping
- Mangrove Estuary
- 4WD Access
- Crocodile Risk Area
- Fishing Access
- Boat Ramp Access
- Boating Access
- Walking Trails
- Day-use Area
Location & Directions
Dhimurru Indigenous Protected Area (IPA), NT Australia
