A recent feature by Australian Traveller highlighting last-minute Easter escapes has shone a spotlight on three remarkable outback stays: Bamurru Plains, Arkaba Homestead and Mt Mulligan Lodge.
The article rounds up unique Australian destinations where travellers can still secure a memorable Easter getaway, showcasing experiences that connect guests deeply with nature and landscape.
In the Northern Territory, Bamurru Plains is highlighted for its immersive safari-style experience on the edge of the Mary River floodplains. Guests stay in mesh-fronted bungalows overlooking vast wetlands teeming with birdlife and wildlife, with guided safaris and airboat adventures bringing the region’s rich ecosystem to life.
Further south in South Australia’s Flinders Ranges, Arkaba Homestead offers an intimate outback escape within a 63,000-acre private wildlife conservancy. The historic homestead provides a base for exploring ancient landscapes on guided walks and drives, with opportunities to encounter native wildlife while learning about ongoing conservation efforts across the property.
In Northern Outback Queensland, Mt Mulligan Lodge is featured for its remote setting beneath the dramatic Mount Mulligan (Ngarrabullgan) escarpment. Located on a vast cattle station, the lodge combines contemporary accommodation with experiences such as station tours, guided adventures and relaxed dining overlooking the surrounding wilderness.
Read the full article on the Australian Traveller website.
