Clearwater Island Lodge
Clearwater Island Lodge is located 100 kilometres north of Darwin on Melville Island. It is strategically situated on the outskirts of Pirlangimpi, an historic Tiwi settlement that can trace its history hundreds of years prior to the settlement of Fort Dundas. Fishing, sightseeing, bush tucker and art appreciation are some of the activities on offer.
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2 Day Weekender PackageEnjoy a weekend at Clearwater Island Lodge on beautiful Melville Island, located approximately 100 kilometres north of Darwin. You can enjoy a fishing tour and go in search of barramundi or other sportfish, spend a day touring Fort Dundas Bakery, stroll around the town of Pirlangimpi, view local Aboriginal artworks and enjoy a picnic lunch at the local swimming hole. 3 Day Explorer PackageExplore beautiful Melville Island on this three day package at Clearwater Island Lodge. You will the opportunity to experience a fishing challenge, view unique native flora and fauna and learn about Aboriginal culture as you go in search of bush tucker. You can also spend a day touring Fort Dundas Bakery, stroll around the town of Pirlangimpi, view local Aboriginal artworks and enjoy a picnic lunch at the local swimming hole. 4 Day Residential PackageDiscover Melville Island on this exciting four day package at Clearwater Island Lodge. You will the opportunity to experience an extended fishing tour, view unique native flora and fauna and learn about Aboriginal culture as you go in search of bush tucker. You can also spend a day touring Fort Dundas Bakery, stroll around the town of Pirlangimpi, view local Aboriginal artworks and enjoy a picnic lunch at the local swimming hole. Fishermans PackageEnjoy an exciting sportfishing package at Clearwater Island Lodge, located on Melville Island, about 100 kilometres north of Darwin. You can explore this beautiful region as you go in search of barramundi and bluewater, pelagic and estuary fish species. Experienced guides can offer advice, or simply share a bit of local knowledge as you are treated to a fishing challenge. | |
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