Cobourg Coastal Camp

01/07/2026

Not a bad view to wake up to on the Cobourg Peninsula 😍 Giving the rooms a little refresh while we’re here!

20/06/2026

08/05/2026

Come for the views, stay for the food 🍽️

Chef’s been serving up some unreal meals for our guests lately, with plenty of fresh local produce and Territory flavours making their way onto the plate 🌿✨

04/05/2026

An evening at Cobourg… what wisdom’s being passed down here? 😅

10/04/2026

Easter hunt… we just traded the chocolate eggs for fresh fish

🐟🐣🎣💛🐰

02/04/2026

The fish are biting up on the Cobourg Peninsula!

Let’s get this 2026 season started 🎣

01/03/2026

Wet season still rolling through, but a big 2026 at Cobourg Coastal Camp is already in motion!

09/02/2026

Cobourg Peninsula magic ✨

Garig Gunak Barlu National Park, pronounced Gah-rig Goon-uk Bar-loo (Cobourg Peninsula) was the first National Park in Australia to be jointly managed by the Aboriginal traditional owners in conjunction with Parks and Wildlife. Located 570 km (by road) northeast of Darwin, the park lies within the clan estates of the Iwaidja speaking people. The region is home to the world’s first Ramsar Wetland, the world’s largest herd of wild banteng as well as the historic remnants of the Victoria Settlement and Macassan traders. Also known for its diverse environments the park boasts the NT’s largest Marine Park, alive with over 250 species of fish and 6 of the 7 species of marine turtle.