Roper Gulf Visitor Information
Welcome to Roper Gulf, Northern Territory, Australia
Roper Gulf is a region in Northern Territory, Australia, known for its picturesque landscapes, indigenous culture, and vibrant communities.
Getting There
The region is easily accessible by road from Katherine, which is approximately 500km south of Darwin. Visitors can also take a scenic flight to the remote communities of Ngukurr and Numbulwar.
Things to Do
- Take a guided tour of the historical sites and ancient rock art at the Jawoyn Aboriginal community of Nitmiluk National Park.
- Go fishing for barramundi in the Roper River or Gulf of Carpentaria.
- Explore the wetlands and wildlife of Limmen National Park.
- Experience the unique traditions and culture of the local indigenous communities.
Accommodation
Roper Gulf offers a range of accommodation options, including camping and caravan parks, guesthouses, and hotels. Visitors can stay at the Nitmiluk Chalets in Katherine, the Ngukurr Community Guesthouse, or the Numbulwar Guesthouse.
Weather
Roper Gulf experiences a tropical climate, with hot and humid summers and mild winters. The wet season runs from November to April, while the dry season lasts from May to October.
Plan Your Visit
For more information on Roper Gulf and to plan your visit, contact the Northern Territory Tourism website.