Most people have never heard of Bremer Island.

Sitting 650km east of Darwin in East Arnhem Land, Bremer Island, is one of the most remote and untouched places in Australia. No roads in. A maximum of eight guests at a time. Just white sand beaches, turquoise water, and a coastline shared with four species of nesting sea turtles.

A little background

Bremer Island sits 650km east of Darwin off the Gove Peninsula. The only way in is by air to Nhulunbuy, then a short boat transfer across open water. No roads — barefoot from arrival to departure.

Four of the world's seven sea turtle species nest on its beaches. Dolphins, dugongs, and migratory birds fill the surrounding waters.



Banubanu Beach Retreat sits on the northern tip — an eco-sensitive resort built in partnership with the Yolngu people, limited to eight guests at a time, with the beach as your backyard.

Banubanu Beach Retreat

Banubanu Beach Retreat is not a hotel. It's a small collection of beachfront bungalows sitting directly on the sand, open to the ocean.

Eight guests at a time. Chef-prepared meals using fresh, local produce. A grazing platter and cold drink waiting for you each afternoon & Champagne on arrival.

What we have planned for you.

Days here move at their own pace. Kayaks and snorkelling gear are Days here move at their own pace. Kayaks and snorkelling gear are waiting at the water's edge. Walking trails wind along the coastline. Fishing charters head out into some of the most pristine waters in Australia. The time is yours. t night, the sky is uninterrupted. No light pollution. No noise. Just the sound of the water and whatever he island brings in on the tide.

What’s included in this land + flight package:

• Return flights Darwin to Nhulunbuy with Airnorth
• Return boat transfers to Bremer Island
• 3 nights beachfront bungalow at Banubanu Beach Retreat
• Daily breakfast
• Afternoon grazing platter & drinks
• Welcome champagne
• Kayaks & snorkelling gear included

From $4,599 for two people.