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Type: Luxury Hotel

Summary: A working cattle station and homestead set in 400,000 acres

Feature: Authentic activities that immerse you in cattle station life

Rooms: 12 guest rooms

Location: Northern Territory, Australia

Star rating: 5 Star

Nearest airport: Kununurra Airport

Transfer: The best way to arrive to the homestead is via private charter flight. This is a 30 minute flight from Kununurra or 90 minutes from Darwin. Air transfers are also available to/from a number of locations, e.g. El Questro, Bamurru Plains or Katherine. Helicopter transfers can also be arranged. It is possible to drive to the homestead, although road access is limited at certain times of the year.

Luxury Holidays At Bullo River Station

Discover Bullo River Station, where you can look forward to an authentic Australian experience on a family-owned working cattle station set amid 400,000 acres of land in Australia's vast Northern Territory. Immerse yourself in the daily tasks needed to manage the land and farm, explore the captivating landscape surrounding the homestead with its gorges and waterfalls, fish for barramundi, discover Aboriginal rock art, search for wildlife, or relax and refresh with a swim in a glistening waterhole - this iconic outback station offers a variety of exciting activities that promise to play their part in what will become an unforgettable adventure. After a day spent exploring, retreat to one of the 12 guest rooms with their earthy, natural ambience inspired by the stunning surrounds, laze by the pool beneath swaying palm trees and savour the flavours of the outback in delicious cuisine prepared by the homestead team.

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Why Bullo River Station is so special...

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Adventure

Choose from an array of exhilarating activities at Bullo River Station. Appreciate the rugged beauty of the Australian outback on a horse ride through untamed wilderness, discover remote waterholes for refreshing swims, or cast your line into the sparkling river waters for a spot of fishing. Boat trips and helicopter tours allow a unique view of the astounding flora and fauna, as well as the remarkable landscape, and you can look forward to searching for some of the 200 species of native birds present on the land and a myriad of other native animals such as the rare pygmy crocodile found on the Bullo River. Get involved in the running of the cattle station taking part in real-life activities including cattle mustering, bore checks, lick runs and feeding poddy calves in an experience that will immerse you in working life in the outback. Once night falls and the carpet of stars above emerge, you can take advantage of the dark skies unaffected by light pollution to gaze at the solar system through telescopes or with the naked eye - a serene moment in nature you are sure to remember for years to come.

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Pricing

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Accommodation and Dining Experiences

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Overview

Overview

12 guest rooms have been styled taking inspiration from their outback setting with earthy tones and natural materials creating a calm ambience. Locally crafted touches introduce outback life to the spaces - expect to see items such as towel holders braided by the local whipmaker and hardware made by a local blacksmith. Cool and comfortable with air-conditioning, rooms open out onto a terrace and shady lawn and also have access to a comfortable communal area where you can help yourself to freshly baked goods and drinks.

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Overview

All meals are included at Bullo River Station and the delicious cuisine can be enjoyed in a variety of settings - breakfast might be served al fresco on the terrace, lunch could be a picnic by a beautiful freshwater swimming hole, and dinner is usually served in the main dining room. Produce grown by the station itself and ingredients such as beef from the farm and barramundi from the river are integrated into the sumptuous menu.

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Please note the station is closed to guests from October to March each year.

   

Northern Territory Travel Information

Best Time To Travel

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Climate

The Northern Territory is so large it covers two very distinct climate zones: The Red Centre and the Tropical Top End.

Central Australia (Red Centre) includes Alice Springs, Tennant Creek, the Barkly Tablelands and Uluru/Kata-Tjuta regions, has a semi-arid climate with four typical seasons. The Red Centre has hot summer days from December to February and surprisingly cold nights from June to August. Spring and autumn are warm throughout the day and cool at night.

Tropical North The Top End, which includes Darwin, Katherine, Kakadu and Arnhem Land, has a tropical climate. Darwin has an average temperature of 32°C all year, with varying humidity. The tropical summer, from December to March, is considered by many to be the region's most beautiful time of year. The summer rains bring the natural landscape to life and deliver the picturesque storms and sunsets the Northern Territory is renowned for. The dry season, from May to October, has warm, sunny days and cool nights. At the end of the year, the build up, or pre-monsoon season, begins and humidity levels start their rise.

Getting There

Flight Information
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Red Centre & Uluru

Australia’s Outback offers a riot of colours, contrasts and awe-inspiring natural wonders. The best-known area is the Red Centre, home to Kata Tjuta National Park – a sacred, sun-baked landscape of huge, red rock formations. Uluru (or Ayers Rock), Australia’s most iconic natural attraction, sprouts from the horizon – a landmark that’s of deep spiritual significance to the Anangu Aboriginal people. Watch it change colour at sunrise and sunset, over a bushman’s breakfast or sumptuous twilight feast with didgeridoo music. Other ways to see the rock include a guided walking tour or camel safari around the base, or by helicopter or plane to admire Uluru’s beauty from above.

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Art, Culture & Heritage

Travel to the heart of spiritual Australia and learn about Aboriginal culture, an ancient way of life rich in history and art, inspired very much by the landscapes of astonishing rock formations. The Anangu people of Uluru have lived here for centuries, following a set of beliefs called Tjukurpa. Join them on guided short walks, listen to their tales and gaze in awe at their sacred sites. Don’t miss Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre, brimming with artwork, artefacts and presentations on their culture or travel to Alice Springs and browse the fantastic Aboriginal galleries. Further afield, Kings Creek and Curtin Springs cattle stations showcase pioneering spirit dating back to the early 1900s.

Wildlife

Unusual birds, bush mammals and vibrant wildflowers dot this rugged desert region. Big names include kangaroos, wallabies, emus and dingoes, all roaming free on the sun-scorched sands. Reptiles include small, spiky lizards and around a dozen kinds of snakes. Look up for close-up views of Brown Falcons and kestrels, or nearer to the ground for the splendid Fairywren, the Singing Honeyeater and the rare Scarlet-chested Parrot – just a handful of around 170 species of birds.

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Adventure

Get set for the ultimate Outback adventure! Pick from riding a classic Harley Davidson along Uluru’s sunset strip, 4WD safaris along centuries-old bush tracks and quad-biking tours over sand dunes. Soak up the scenery, look out for wildlife and brace yourself for an exhilarating ride! Alternatively, join a guided trek and weave your way along tracks meandering amid ancient landscapes – a deliciously slow and up-close encounter with this spiritual land – or enjoy scenic flights, dune-trekking by camel and Milky Way star-gazing.

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