Bamurru Plains
Mary River Floodplain, Darwin Northern Territory AustraliaView on map
Buffalo at Sunrise
Safari Bungalow
Airboat Safari
Salt Water Crocodile
Kingfisher Suite
Jabiru
Agile Wallabies
4WD Safari at Sunset
Safari Bungalow
Wet Edge Swimming Pool
Hosted Dinners
Safari Lodge Deck
Quad Bike Adventure
Guided Wilderness Walks
Bamurru Plains 
Kakadu
Bamurru Plains
Mary River Floodplain, Darwin Northern Territory AustraliaView on map
Popular features
Swimming Pool
Restaurant
Parking
Bar/Lounge
Check-in time
From 14:00
Check-out time
Until 11:00
Mary River Floodplain, Darwin Northern Territory Australia
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Safari Bungalow
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Kingfisher Suite
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Bamurru Plains
About this property
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Inspired by the luxury camps of Africa, this 10 room exclusive lodge offers a prolific wildlife experience
with exclusive access to a spectacular 300km² property. Located on the coastal floodplains of the
Mary River close to Kakadu National Park, Bamurru’s emphasis is on exposing you to one of the most
significant ecosystems in Australia. The very design of the ten safari bungalows allows you to watch
the parade of wildlife emerge to feed on the floodplain from the comfort of your bed! The alarm clock in
the morning is the call of Magpie Geese and Whistling Kites and the orange light of dawn spreading
across the floodplain. The décor reflects the region's earlier indigenous, hunting and pastoral history,
with buffalo horns, explorer's maps, Aboriginal art work and fish traps providing guests with a sense of
the human heritage of the area. The focus in the rooms is on a supremely comfortable bed (quality
mattress and linen with a pillow menu) and a spacious ensuite bathroom with high pressure showers.
Each room has a cold water thermos, local flora and fauna reading materials, species lists and
binoculars.
An extensive experience program explores the surrounding country away from the lodge, with airboat
trips on the wetlands, river cruises in search of crocodiles, bird watching, astronomy evenings, bush
drives, quad bike safaris and guided wilderness walks, while ancient rock art and indigenous culture
are an easy optional day trip out into Kakadu. ‘The Hide’ provides a secluded way to experience the
beauty of Bamurru Plains with the option of a private picnic lunch from six metres high in the treetops.
Although accessible by road from Darwin in just three hours, Bamurru is best reached via a scenic
charter flight from Darwin over the twists and turns of the Adelaide River. Those black dots you
thought were pandanus trees are actually moving buffalo (or crocodiles if you’re lucky!).
with exclusive access to a spectacular 300km² property. Located on the coastal floodplains of the
Mary River close to Kakadu National Park, Bamurru’s emphasis is on exposing you to one of the most
significant ecosystems in Australia. The very design of the ten safari bungalows allows you to watch
the parade of wildlife emerge to feed on the floodplain from the comfort of your bed! The alarm clock in
the morning is the call of Magpie Geese and Whistling Kites and the orange light of dawn spreading
across the floodplain. The décor reflects the region's earlier indigenous, hunting and pastoral history,
with buffalo horns, explorer's maps, Aboriginal art work and fish traps providing guests with a sense of
the human heritage of the area. The focus in the rooms is on a supremely comfortable bed (quality
mattress and linen with a pillow menu) and a spacious ensuite bathroom with high pressure showers.
Each room has a cold water thermos, local flora and fauna reading materials, species lists and
binoculars.
An extensive experience program explores the surrounding country away from the lodge, with airboat
trips on the wetlands, river cruises in search of crocodiles, bird watching, astronomy evenings, bush
drives, quad bike safaris and guided wilderness walks, while ancient rock art and indigenous culture
are an easy optional day trip out into Kakadu. ‘The Hide’ provides a secluded way to experience the
beauty of Bamurru Plains with the option of a private picnic lunch from six metres high in the treetops.
Although accessible by road from Darwin in just three hours, Bamurru is best reached via a scenic
charter flight from Darwin over the twists and turns of the Adelaide River. Those black dots you
thought were pandanus trees are actually moving buffalo (or crocodiles if you’re lucky!).
Check-in time
From 14:00
Check-out time
Until 11:00
Property features
Bamurru Plains facilities & features include:
Outdoor pool (unheated)
Restaurant
Onsite parking (free)
Bar / Lounge
Property location
Location
Bamurru Plains
Mary River Floodplain, Darwin Northern Territory Australia
Property policies
Bamurru Plains is easily accessed by single engine aircraft during daylight hours. Charter flights can be arranged to suit connecting flights into and out of Darwin, provided they are aligned with check-in and check-out times. Flying time is approximately 25 minutes.
For guests who are self driving we ask that they arrive to our main gate at 2pm. This way we can ensure that one of our staff will be available to meet them at our main gate and transfer them to the lodge. Please note that there is no public vehicle access to Bamurru Plains. The transfer from our main gate to the lodge will take 20 minutes.
Please note that lunch is not included on the day of arrival. Bamurru Plains is located 3 hours drive from Darwin, 2 1/2 hours from jabiru (Kakadu National Park). Reservations will provide detailed driving directions in your booking confirmation.
Bed Types are requests only and may not be honoured at the hotel if availability does not permit.
