Normanton and Karumba (Far North Queensland)
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- We had a wonderful time in Normanton and Karumba. Some folks told us that there was nothing to do in Normanton, we had a busy couple of days, we went to the Burke and Wills Camp 119, we visited the railway museum and Gulflander train (very historical) and enjoyed the township.
Off to Karumba - dirt or sealed roads!!! we were told both - well we are delighted to let you know it is sealed all the way. The only road with any changes is from Croydon to Undarra (single lane roads and single lane bridges - every so often).
Karumba is on the Normanton River - near where the rivers joins the Gulf of Carpentaria (ocean), we wandered and chilled out here, no swimming for the crocodiles are very active here.
Did a Barramundi Feeding Tour and that was interesting and fun.
Take care until next time.
Fantastic been there two times I walk across Australia first time 2012 from karumba to Melbourne 75 days then 2017 Adelaide to Karumba 45 days second time using the Birdsville Track met the chap who just sold the bakery named dusty great chap sadly gone now burke&wheels roadhouse was good cloncurry was nice and stayed at the same park in Normanton thank you very much for posting brings back fond memories bren from the UK new subscriber
thank you Bren, appreciate your kind comments and glad you have fond memories of this wonderful country. thanks for subscribing.