Campsite 3 - Baltha

Set on a pristine stretch of the East Arnhem coastline, Buymarr homeland offers something increasingly rare — genuine solitude in a place of deep cultural meaning. Cared for by the Wangurri people, custodians of Buymarr, an overnight stay at the homeland offers visitors the opportunity to slow down and experience the pristine natural environment of Buymarr.

A stay here is as much about stillness as it is about experience: the sound and sights of the sun setting over the Gulf at dusk, camping under a sky thick with stars, and a secluded and relaxing stay where time slows down and you feel the connection to Wangurri country.

On arrival, you'll be welcomed to Buymarr before setting up at your designated campsite — one of five named sites across the homeland, separated to give each group privacy, seclusion and a distinct connection to the landscape. Weekend guests will also have the opportunity to undertake a guided walk to the top of Mt Ngarrandarra and experience one of the most memorable sunsets in the Top End.

Buymarr is a self-sufficient camping destination. Guests are required to be self-catered and bring all food, bedding, and supplies. Campsites accommodate up to 6 guests and
2 vehicles. Check in is after 2pm, and check out by 2pm on day of departure.

What's Included:

• Welcome to Buymarr homeland
• 1-night campsite accommodation (1 designated site, max 6 guests / 2 vehicles)
• Use of campground facilities
• Designated fire pit area

Exclusions:

• Northern Land Council permit costs — $50 per adult/$25 per child payment (12 and under) to the Northern Land Council is an additional charge to your overnight experience at Buymarr homeland. This fee is calculated at the time of booking and based on a per person basis.
• Visitors must hold a valid transit permit to travel the Central Arnhem Road. This is a free permit issued by the Northern Land Council.