Arnhem Land Collection

Biddlecombe Cascades - Jatbula Trail
The first campsite waterfall on the Jatbula Trail in the Katherine Region. The Jatbula trail is a six day hike from the Nitmiluk Visitor Centre

Aboriginal rock art by the late Jacob Nayinggul depicting a Maccassan ship and hand stencil at Jacobs Hand rock art site, Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia

Aboriginal rock art depicting a cowgirl and rifles at Jacobs Hand rock art site, Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia

Aboriginal rock art depicting a wallaby at Jacobs Hand rock art site, Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia

Aboriginal rock art hand stencil at Jacobs Hand rock art site, Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia

Aboriginal rock art in the main gallery on Injalak Hill, Gunbalanya, Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia

Saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus porosus) on beach, Gove Peninsula, Arnhem Land, Northern Territory, Australia

Australian Aboriginal bark-painting of a Dugong from Arnheim-Land

Northern Rockhole - Nitmiluk National Park
Northern Rockhole - a waterfall and emerald pool at the beginning of the Jatbula Trail. Accessible by a boat ride and hike

deadly vice
too close for comfort to this 3-4 metre croc

eye to eye
scary coming face to face with a crocoldile in remote Arnhem Land, Northern Territory

Australia, Kimberley, Isdell Gorge, Aboriginal rock paintings: Wandjina (cloud and rain spirit)
Australia - The Kimberley - Isdell Gorge. Aboriginal rock paintings: Wandjina (cloud and rain spirit)

Australia, Northern Territory, Arnhem Land, Kakadu National Park, Nourlangie Rock, Aboriginal rock paintings
Australia - Northern Territory - Arnhem Land. Kakadu National Park (UNESCO World Heritage List, 1981), Nourlangie Rock, aboriginal rock paintings

Aerial of wetlands on the floodplain of East Alligator River forming the border beween Arnhemland and Kakadu National Park in Northern Territory, Australia, Pacific

Aerial of a billabong, the backwater of a river on the floodplain of the East Alligator River near the border of Arnhemland and Kakadu National Park, Northern Territory, Australia

Wetlands on the floodplain of the East Alligator River that forms the border between Arnhemland and Kakadu National Park, Northern Territory, Australia

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Discover the ancient wonders of Arnhem Land, a captivating region in Australia's Northern Territory. Immerse yourself in nature's beauty as you hike through Biddlecombe Cascades along the renowned Jatbula Trail. Marvel at the rich cultural heritage preserved on the rocks, where Aboriginal rock art tells stories of cowgirls and rifles at Jacobs Hand rock art site. Admire the intricate depictions of wallabies and hand stencils that showcase the artistic prowess of indigenous communities. Delve deeper into history with Jacob Nayinggul's masterpiece—an Aboriginal rock art portraying a Maccassan ship—a testament to centuries-old connections between cultures. Ascend Injalak Hill in Gunbalanya to witness an awe-inspiring gallery of Aboriginal rock art, showcasing their deep spiritual connection to this land. Arnhem Land is not only home to remarkable artworks but also boasts diverse wildlife. Encounter saltwater crocodiles basking on Gove Peninsula's pristine beaches, reminding us of nature's raw power and resilience. Kakadu National Park offers another glimpse into Arnhem Land's enchanting landscapes, with Obiri Rock adorned by mesmerizing Aboriginal rock paintings that narrate tales passed down through generations. Appreciate Australian Indigenous culture further with bark-paintings depicting majestic Dugongs—creatures revered for their significance in traditional lore. Arnhem Land Art stands as a testament to human creativity transcending time and borders—a true reflection of Australia’s rich cultural tapestry waiting to be explored.