Bamurru Plains

Darwin, Australia

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Stay at Bamurru Plains

The lodge is a wild bush luxury property and provides guests with extraordinary wildlife experience on private land.

The place brings a uniquely Australian style to your stay in an ecologically unique environment.
Bamurru Plains has 9 Safari Bungalows and 1 Kingfisher Suite, the Bungalows are all spacious and cool. All of them are

overlooking the floodplains frequented by a myriad of birds and animal life. Mesh screen ceilings provide an experience in which you can hear and see the wildlife around you.
Eco-friendly bungalows created in an African safari style, gives you an exceptional balance of the outdoors and luxury comfort.

Why we love it

Abundance of salt water crocodiles on the floodplains
Look for over 200 bird species
A treetop ‘hide’ to survey the bush in seclusion

Facilities

Air Con

Infinity swimming pool

Dining al fresco

Bar

Experiences

Airboat Safari

Speed through the floodplains of the Mary River, before coming to a gentle float whilst on the lookout for huge saltwater crocodiles.

River Cruise

Enjoy canapés at sunset after a day out exploring the Sampan Creeks from the shade of your boat. Sip your G+T in the company of crocodiles and aquatic birdlife.

Birding

Use your binoculars to spot some of the 236 species of waterbird that populate the Mary River, with a large variety congregating even in the dry season.

Treetop Hide

Hide away to view undisturbed wildlife from Bamurru's 360º treetop hide, with flaps for camera and binoculars, and a fitted fieldscope.

Quad Bikes

Explore the landscape that cannot be accessed by a traditional vehicle, as you criss-cross between a range of terrains, termite mounds, and wild horses.

Bush Walks

Slow down and soak up the sights and sounds of the bush as you take in the small beauties, tailored to your own personal interests.

Day Trip

Enjoy a scenic flight to Kakadu to explore Aboriginal culture with a local guide, visiting rock art galleries, caves, and other treasures.

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Jade & Andy

Our daughter is at university in Melbourne for a year so we wanted to visit her. We haven’t really thought about visiting Australia before but we’re so glad we had a reason to travel all that way. Three weeks seems like such a long time away, but we packed it full of so many amazing experiences that it went by before we knew it. Now we’re hooked and planning our next trip as want to visit the Outback with her while she’s still Down Under!