Dhimurru

Nhulunbuy is located on a mine lease, as such if you want to explore around the Gove peninsula and arnhem land you must get permission from the aboriginal land council. In Nhulunbuy the council is represented by Dhimurru land management.

There is a general permit, which gives you access to:

• Guwatjurumurru
• Wathawuy
• Rangura
• Lurrupukurru
• Daliwuy bay
• Garanhan
• Ngumuy
• Baningura
• Yarrapay
• Banambarrnga
• Gumuniya
• Nhulun
• Gadalathami
• Wirrwawuy
• Dhamatjinya
• Lombuy
• Wopurrwuy
• Ganinyara

General Permit	From April 1
Family	$110
Individual	$45
Senior's Card	$25
Visitor Permit	Valid 2 months
Individual	$35
Seniors and Student's card holders	$25
Short Stay (7 days)	$20

You need a special permit to gain access to:

• Cape Arnhem (Wanuwuy)
• Wonga Creek (Ganami)
• Memorial Park (Gapuru)
• Scout Camp (Mananggaymi)
• East Woody boat ramp (Galaru)
• Cato River

Recreation area	Fee (2009)	Charged	Access limits
Cape Arnhem	$20	Per car/visit	Max 10 cars/day
Wonga Creek	$20	Per car/visit	Max 1 group (5 cars)
Memorial Park	$20	Per car/visit	Max 1 group (5 cars)
Mananggaymi	$20	Per car/day	Max 3 groups (5 cars per group)
Cato River	$125	Per boat per visit	At landowner's discretion

You can book permits by emailing permits@dhimurru.com.au

Dhimurru has been delegated authority to issue permits from the Northern Land Council pursuant to the Northern Territory Aboriginal Land Act 1979.

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