Groote Eylandt in the Gulf of Carpentaria is known for its pristine natural and marine environment, spectacular scenery, Aboriginal art and culture, and some of the best fishing in the world.
The traditional owners of the Groote Eylandt archipelago region are the Warnindilyakwa people, referred to by their language name, Anindilyakwa.
Groote Eylandt Lodge offers quality waterfront accommodation, incorporating Seagrass Restaurant a conference suite, day spa, art centre and cultural experiences, and Sports Fishing Operation.
It's isolated-zero pressure from commercial fishing operators and virtually none from recreational anglers mean fish stocks around Groote are incredibly healthy.
Ideal breeding habitats-the archipelago's fringing coral reefs, rocky headlands and sand islands create plenty of sheltered breeding areas for bait fish. This abundance of bait is what brings in the big sportfish anglers love to catch.
Every tropical species is here-sailfish, marlin, Spanish mackerel, huge GTs, mangrove Jacks, golden snapper, queenfish and the mighty barramundi.
With grand ocean views, the bungalows include a king size bed, a double fold out sofa and a small desk. There is a sliding partition between the bedroom and sitting room, and a double spa bath in the ensuite. Each bungalow has its own private balcony.
This room contains either a queen size bed or a queen size bed and a single bed. All suites have a private balcony and ocean views.
Situated on elevated decking, the bungalow contains a queen size bed, a double fold out sofa bed and a small desk. All bungalows have an ocean view and a private balcony.