In the latest issue of Explore magazine, Ute Junker describes how Bamurru Plains offers one of Australia’s richest wildlife experiences with its incredible biodiversity thanks to this year’s particularly good wet season. 

“From my bed I can see kites soaring overhead, egrets stalking along the grass, and plenty of buffalo – the lodge is set on a working buffalo farm. It’s not just watching the wildlife that is so thrilling – as a small agile wallaby hops past, I realise that I can hear the soft thump of its footfalls on the grass. In this tranquil wilderness, nothing drowns out the sounds of nature. It’s a multi-sensory immersion that more than makes up for the fact that there is no internet, phone reception or TV in the tents. If the in-bed wildlife viewing is good, the morning and afternoon excursions take things to the next level. Part of the thrill of these adventures is that you never know what you will spot.” – Ute Junker, Explore Magazine.

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