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24.01.2022 Visitors fixed themselves some late afternoon Sushi - at Arnhem Land Coastal Camp - simply and delicious

24.01.2022 Arnhem Land Coastal Camp and MasterBait - working together on MasterBait Blue Hearts Beach Clean Up - Dripstone -Casuarina Coastal Reserve this Sunday 13 September at 09.00am - come along sun, sand and sausage sizzle together with amazing ocean habitat.

23.01.2022 NATURE INTERTWINED WITH CULTURE The Agalda Clan share with visitors the importance of the Tamarind Tree introduced to Australia by the Treepangers ( Makassan’s) from the Makassar region of Sulawesi (modern day Indonesia). For thousands of years and still today the Tamarind Tree remains to be an important place of shelter and cultural importance; and is well known for both its culinary and therapeutic properties.

22.01.2022 At Arnhem Land Coastal Camp - There is life everywhere you look ! check this out its name is Protoreaster nodosus, commonly known as the horned sea star or chocolate chip sea star, and its a species of sea star found in the warm, shallow waters. Its such a great way for children to learn.

21.01.2022 Definately hardwork and laughter along the way ! Arnhem Land Coastal Camp Team takes this opportunity to thank all our guests, community stakeholders and supporters for this NT Brolga Award 2019

20.01.2022 Hello everyone Arnhem Land Coastal Camp is opening from 1 July 2020. Take the time to check us out!

20.01.2022 Arnhem Land Coastal Camp working together !

18.01.2022 Yummy ! Dwayne Wauchope Junior recently had a Pipi or two at Arnhem Land Coastal Camp Commonly known as pipi in the eastern states or the Goolwa cockle or Coorong cockle in South Australia; in south-eastern Queensland; and also known as eugarie or (y)ugari, a borrowing from the local Yugambeh and Ugarapul languages.... They are a small, edible saltwater clam or marine bivalve mollusc of the family Donacidae, endemic to Australia. Did you know ! They live on high-energy beaches, the juveniles in the inter tidal zone and the adults in the sub tidal zone and use a strong foot to burrow into the sand to an average depth of 100 mm (3.9 inches) feeding by filtering phytoplankton from the water. They mature at around one year of age and live from four to five years, reaching a maximum size of 80 mm (3.1 in). Have you had your Pipi experience ?

18.01.2022 ARNHEM’S MOST PRECIOUS The Timor Pony is a beautiful, strong and agile pony with a quiet and willing temperament. If you are LUCKY you will see them running wild through the natural bush of Cobourg Peninsula on the way to Arnhem Land Coastal Camp. ... The ponies stand 10 to 12 hands high (40 to 48 inches (102 to 122 cm)), and are usually brown, black and bay, but there are a few grey. The Timor Pony is referenced in the poem The Man from Snowy River by Panjo Paterson (1890).

17.01.2022 Arnhem Land Coastal Camp were the 2019 winners of the New NT Aboriginal Tourism Award. Congratualtions to the team! Arnhem Land Coastal Camp is the only Indige...nous owned and operated tourism business in Garig Gunak Barlu National Park, Cobourg Peninsula. Offering visitors a wide range of experiences including Aboriginal cultural tours, birdwatching, sport fishing, hunting and a unique Araru Asia Package, Director Dwayne Wauchope and the Traditional Owners, the Agalda Clan are proud to share this very special part of the world. Visitors can stay in luxurious coastal lodges or comfortable budget accommodation, surrounded by nature and wildlife with sensational views of white sandy beaches, rugged ranges, coral reefs, mangroves and paperbark swamps. Brolga Northern Territory Tourism Awards Tourism NT Tourism Top End

14.01.2022 ROAD TRIP DESTINATION On any given day the road to Arnhem Land Coastal Camp the landscape showcases its natural beauty. Take the time to immerse yourself and experience the smells and sounds of the land; view the different shades of browns and greens and spot the local wildlife. But remember! You got to train your eye as the wildlife are strategically blended into the landscape as nature would have it. ... 4WDrive a must / a dirt track full of character and personality! See more

13.01.2022 WING IN YOUR WANG The Trepang otherwise known as the Sea Cucumber / or Beche de Mer in French forms large herds that move across the ocean bed in hunt for food (plankton); and can be seen on low tide at Arnhem Land Coatal Camp. These beautiful creatures serve a useful role in the marine ecosystem as they help recycle nutrients, and help break down organic matter. ... Did you know the word ‘Marege’ was the Makassan name for Arnhem Land (meaning Wild Country) and despite several shipwrecks and thousands of voyages the last Makassan Treepanger to visit Australia lived well into the 20th century (Daeng Rangka). Today this marine invertebrate is still valued by Chinese communities for its jelly like texture, its flavour enhancing properties; and as stimulant and aphrodisiac.

13.01.2022 OCEAN ODDESSY Taste the Ocean at Arnhem Land Coastal Camp The best nature has to offer let your senses do the work; smell, touch, taste and enjoy the beautiful Black Lip Oysters which are attached to rocky surfaces and found in the northern coastal waters; but keep an eye out for the black pearl that is produced within the shell.

08.01.2022 Arnhem Land Coastal Camp - Araru, West Arnhem Land Cobourg Peninsula, Northern Territory Australia - on the map

07.01.2022 YOUR CHITON ME Did you know? This little creature is amazing! The Chiton’s are known to exhibit homing behaviors, journeying to feed and then returning to the exact spot they previously inhabited; and their fossil records stretch back over 400 million years ( wow).... The Chiton creeps along the ocean bed on a one muscular foot and its girdle (scales or spicules which, like the shell plates, are mineralized with aragonites) and offer camouflage and or defense.

06.01.2022 Next year our team is celebrating World Ocean Day (8 June ) at Arnhem Land Coastal Camp (Year 2021) to help clean up The Cobourg Marine Sanctury Park ( this amazing place is home to rare marine life and sea birds); so follow us on Facebook as we cross share our knowledge and stories.

05.01.2022 Check out these cute generalist scavengers ? its the Ghost Crabs at Arnhem Land Coastal Camp Ghost Crabs are scavengers and predators of small animals; including sea turtle eggs and hatchlings, clams and other crabs. The name "ghost crab" derives from their nocturnality and their generally pale coloration; as they inhabit deep burrows in the intertidal zone. Did you know ! ... Some of their characteristics include one claw being larger than the other, thick and elongated eyestalks, and a box-like body. Good looking hey ! See more

03.01.2022 WELCOME TO SEA COUNTRY At Arnhem Land Coastal Camp - An Ocean Lovers Must See! Marine Turtles ( six species) Soft Corals / Reefs as beautiful as the Great Barrier Reef ... Treepang / Sea Cucumber & Much More See more

01.01.2022 Come with us into the heart of West Arnhem Land and experience nature and culture - Our Araru Asia package is fun and relaxing.

01.01.2022 The Arnhem Land Coastal Camp Team are honoured to be winners at this year’s NT Brolga Awards 2019. Our team is committed to creating long term employment in remote West Arnhem Land and to growing our new tourism business for the benefit of all. Wining this Award is truly very special it means a lot to us. We are delighted to say Our Future is Bright and special thanks to everyone for believing in us. Our Team Dwayne Wauchope, Darren Crawley, Sharon Crawley, Brett Warren ..., James Wauchope & the Agalda Clan. Follow us on Facebook our visit our website for more information Arnhem Land Coastal Camp offers world class sport fishing and wilderness experiences combined with culture.