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Borroloola, one of the oldest gazetted towns in Northern Territory in Australia, is the gateway to the Gulf region and is famed for its excellent fishing. It has a tropical savanna climate and its peak season runs during the winter season from June to August. It has dry conditions during the period and mercury hovers between 53 and 90 deg F.

Caranbirini Conservation Reserve

Caranbirini Conservation Reserve in Northern Territory is situated less than 30 miles away from Borroloola. It is a popular ecological zone with several natural geological features like sandstone hills (that measure more than 80 feet), ridges, woodlands, river and natural waterhole. Caranbirini Conservation Reserve is also an excellent option for birdwatching, bush walking and picnicking.

Borroloola Police Station Museum

Northern Territory’s oldest surviving outpost station, the Borroloola Police Station Museum is home to a remarkable display of Aboriginal heritage and mining history in the region. Borroloola was a major river port and this police station was constructed in 1886 but was made into a patrol officer’s residence 50 years later. This museum also has dedicated displays related to early regional settlements, occupation, administration and mining.

Lorella Springs Wilderness Park

The Lorella Springs Wilderness Park is a million acres of unspoilt area located 102 miles away from Borroloola. It comprises 15 miles of coastline and waterways, wetlands, swamps, rock formations, mountain ranges, chasms and gorges and a natural hot water springs and an extensive range of native wildlife. Visitors can enjoy swimming, bird watching, bush walking and fishing here or they can simply take out some time to relax by the hot springs. The park also has campsites with modern facilities like en-suite deluxe rooms, air-conditioned cabins and a camp kitchen.

Festivals and Events

Malandari Festival (22 September to 21 October)

Formerly known as DanceSite, the Malandari Festival in Borroloola celebrates the significance and diversity of local community and culture. This festival will also showcase two nights of traditional dance event focused on local history, cultures and stories. Visitors can also attend various workshops and food markets here while young children can enjoy activities for them.

King Ash Bay Fishing Easter Fishing Classic

The King Ash Bay Fishing Classic is usually celebrated over the Easter weekend every year at King Ash Bay to mark the end of rainy season in Borroloola. This festival is a crowd-magnet because it is attended by professional and casual fishing enthusiasts who run for various prizes across several categories. One of the key prizes in this competition is awarded to catch the heaviest fish in each of the 15 fish species found in the bay.

Boonu Boonu Festival

Boonu Boonu Festival is annually celebrated in the first weekend of July in Borroloola. It celebrates indigenous culture through including traditional dances, musical performances and arts and crafts. The festival’s theme, programs, structure and content change every year and are determined by some local indigenous organizations and cultural groups.