Dugong Beach Resort

The Resort is comprised of 6 Executive Bungalows, 20 Deluxe Bungalows and 34 Business Suites – 12 permanent deluxe tents forming part of the fishing village, large restaurant and bar area with outdoor decking and a jetty. There is a large reception and restaurant area, conference and gym facilities, a cultural building and a fishing village hosting its own recreational area. There are timber decking walkways, large in ground swimming pools, quality maintained landscaping, and a car parking area. All areas are inter-connected by boardwalks to preserve the natural surroundings Groote Eylandt is a fantastic spot for fishing. The adjacent Escape Sport Fishing & Wilderness Lodge offers anglers the opportunity to experience the thrill of catching many different fish species, such as barramundi, black marlin, tuna, queen fish, sailfish, trevally, barracuda, mackerel, and billfish with many other reef species also in abundance. The low-impact eco resort is owned by the Aboriginal people of Groote Eylandt, some of whom are employed at the resort. The resort also operates a cultural centre displaying local arts and providing a venue for cultural performances. Dugong Beach Resort caters for people from all cross-sections of our world community. The Resort offers a relaxed and friendly tropical atmosphere reflecting the lifestyle, hospitality and wishes of the Groote Eylandt Traditional Land Owners.