Laura, Australia
LOT 73 Peninsula Developmental Rd
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Excellent rock art. Quite a steep climb to see it
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Best aboriginal art work I've seen and I believe there is even better in the area. Beautiful countryside as well.
Fantastic rock art. A must see on the way to Cape York
This is a good one. It is quite a drive up here from Pt Douglas or Cairns, but was worth it. We really wanted to see some of the historical rock art, but a separate flight to Darwin was really out of the question given both time constraints and budget. This was a great compromise, and allowed us to see the aboriginal rock art and Great Barrier Reef together in a single leg of our trip. To our untrained eyes, it was really great quality. Be well prepared, as others mention, with plenty of water, and some snacks. We made a full day out of it, including the drive there and back, which was several hours in each direction. Our return drive was done at dusk, and we encountered two herds of cattle crossing the road, one of which had a very stubborn bull that didn't want to cross. We kept our distance and simply waited patiently, which delayed us a bit, but no big deal. Anyhow, drive carefully, getting there and back, and enjoy this historical wonder. What I would give to see a similar piece of art of a similar age from my own ancestry! This is incredible. PS Yes, as others mention, please bring some cash to pay the fee/donation at the entry/parking lot. Especially if, as we had, you had managed to save over 1,000 in flight costs and two or three days of travel time by not visiting Kakadu. The least you can do is bring some money to keep this place open to the public. Indeed, the facilities are primitive, but the beauty is that you might just get the place to yourself, as we had.
Incredible. Gives you a wonderful connection with the Aboriginal tribes. So lucky to have seen it. Wish there were more free cave art sites available in the area.
Beautiful country up there all the art had descriptions which was really interesting. Just amazing really.
Extraordinary rock art galleries in part dating back up to 25,000 years BP (according to recent AMS radiocarbon dating). The quality of rock paintings is similar to that found in Kakadu NP. It is surprising and a bit worrying that this remarkable heritage is not better protected against the elements and visitors.
Fantastic Indigenous Rock art. Was very hot when we visited, take water with you.
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