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Barranyi National Park

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Barranyi (North Island) National Park lies within the Sir Edward Pellew group of islands around 30km from the mouth of the McArthur River and Carrington Channel entrances (refer to marine chart AUST 305). The island is the traditional home of the Yanyuwa Aboriginal people. The Park plays an important role in the preservation and protection of their culture and tradition.

The island has a picturesque coastline with sweeping sandy beaches, small coves and sandstone cliffs. Inland from the coast, exposed sites with poor soils support plant communities dominated by low open woodland and sandplains. A small area of the island supports vine-thicket communities where you may find large fig trees.

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Things to do
There are many activities to do, including strolling along the beach, beachcombing, bird watching, bushwalking, camping. NO Swimming (crocodiles & box jellyfish present). Fishing - northern bluefin tuna, Spanish mackerel, queenfish and trevally
Getting There
Access is by vessel only. Travel 35 km along McArthur River & Carrington Cannel to Gulf waters. Closest launch site: King Ash Bay
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North Island
Sir Edward Pellew Group
Borroloola NT
Australia

Getting ThereAccess is by vessel only. Travel 35 km along McArthur River & Carrington Cannel to Gulf waters. Closest launch site: King Ash Bay
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