The Gulf Savannah Travel Guide

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The Gulf Savannah renowned for its rugged coastline and wild and sparsely populated wilderness is rich with history of gold rushes, bushranges and wandering Aboriginal tribes. Explore deserted ghost towns and small isolated communities that serve the mining , pastoral and fishing industries.

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Traveller Reviews of The Gulf Savannah

18 Sep 08

Karumba Point Sunset Caravan Park

Posted by JohnI from Mount Isa, Australia

Karumba Sunset point caravan park - (1/9/2008) I took a villa at Sunset caravan park and found the accommodation to be very well... Read more

15 Jul 08

Bedrock Village Caravan Park

Posted by dorchaidhe from Fern tree, Australia

Well worth the overnight stop. Staff are extremely friendly and accommodating, Facilities are good and clean, ample space for... Read more

20 Mar 08

Karumba Point Sunset Caravan Park

Posted by roadman from Richmond Victoria, Australia

We have travelled all over Australia and this park is the cleanest we have ever stayed in. Not only that but there is no permanents,... Read more

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Suburbs and towns covered by this travel guide to The Gulf Savannah (Tropical North Queensland) include Burketown, Chillagoe, Cooktown, Forsayth, Forty Mile, Georgetown, Julia Creek, Karumba, Karumba Point, Laura, Lawn Hill, Mitchell Alice Rivers National Park, Mornington Island, near Mount Surprise, Normanton, Staaten River National Park, Sweers Island, and more.