Blue Mountains Private Safaris
Catering Services in Darwin

At 60, its craggy sandstone bluffs and dry creek beds lined with river red gums providing a quintessential australian scene, arkaba is a medium sized sheep station, 000 acres, while the geological amphitheatre of wilpena pound lies on the northern boundary of the property. There are five guest rooms, each with an ensuite bathroom and air conditioning, as well as supremely comfortable living areas and a pool overlooking arkaba creek. Arkaba is also home to an extraordinary variety of birdlife and wildlife.dating from 1851, arkaba homestead offers a select few guests a taste of classic australian country hospitality while a few 'wild bush luxury' touches ensure comfort, style and a truly memorable outback experience. An open bar with a selection of beverages is available to guests and the resident chef provides traditional station cuisine infused with native elements.activities on the property include wildlife watching, learning of life on a working sheep station, bush walking, four wheel drive safaris, visits to the flinders ranges national park, mountain biking or taking a scenic flight over wilpena pound and the salt flats of lake torrens.

Our guides will take you after the scenery’ and disclose one of the maximum intriguing and least understood continents on earth. Our lodge team will be there to welcome you with a cold drink, a delicious meal, a homey wilderness tent and the camaraderie that is only possible in a little and intimate setting. We are privileged to be located in the Cape Range National Park, on the shores of Ningaloo Reef and we place immense importance on respecting the pristine automatic environment around us. We also loved his passion and impressive aptitude for photography. Paul is happy to return to the turquoise water, white sand beaches red rock of the ranges at Sal Salas. Paul is joined by another of his great loves Candice. Childhood holidays were spent with family in the Timbavati, an area of land adjacent to Kruger where she raised all manner of creatures by hand, from kingfishers to bush babies. Sal Salas is a model ecotourism development camp operated lower Parks and Wildlife Service and by virtue of the small size (16 Wilderness Tents) the impact on the environment is minimal. The following facts will donate you an understanding of our commitment to maintain and protect this environment for the gain of coming generations. The camp was built with a minimal impact on the environment i.e. the rooms and the main lodge facility are constructed overhead ground glossy to guard the fauna and flora. The color of the tents and the lodge ensures that the camp blends in naturally with the surrounding landscape. Each en suite bathroom has a Nature Loo (these very effective composting toilets are transported offside to be cleaned) and the Frey water from the showers and hand basins is carefully managed to ensure only filtered water is dispensed back into the ground. There are no new water mains within the Cape Range National Park and all water provided at camp is brought in manually via 20 lire water containers from Exmouth so the water supply at Sal Salas is most certainly a valuable commodity. Filtered drinking water is provided at camp and guests are encouraged to refill their personal drinking containers. Sal Salas Ningaloo Reef operates lower a license agreement with the Parks and Wildlife Service in Western Australia, in what is a role model partnership between National Parks and private sector tourism with the ultimate aim of conserving the region’s instinctive environment through educational and environmentally sound tourism operations. Your stay may include, sea kayaking to some of our elusive spots on the reef where you will see huge schools of fish, reef sharks and coral formations, a drift snorkel just a scanty meres offshore (all snorkeling gear is provided), wildlife and bird spotting and guided gorge walks at Mandy Gorge. Light walking boots or trainers for the gorge walk. Meals are shared communally around a long table and are hosted by management and guides. We can accommodate guests who depend on a CAP machine to sleep, however we MUST know in advance so we can allocate the appropriate Wilderness Tent. The majority of power in the camp is 100 solar generated and usage of it is carefully managed. Cameras and laptops can be recharged in the main area. There is no new water mains supply within the Cape Range National Park. As piece of our license agreement with the Parks and Wildlife Service, guests are limited to 20L of water per person per day. This ensures the sustainability of the Cape Range National Park environment.