Parks Bookings
Channel Point Coastal Reserve
Channel Point Coastal Reserve is a small intact sample of the Territory’s isolated coastline. It protects 250 ha of coastal habitats opposite the Peron Islands, between the Daly River mouth and Channel Point where there just happens to be some very good fishing spots.
Wadjigan and Kuik people are Aboriginal custodians and spokespeople for this area.
A Permit and access key is required to visit the Reserve whether you arrive by road or sea. Permits are issued via a booking system managed by the Parks and Wildlife Service.
Access to the Reserve is restricted by an agreement between the Northern Territory Government and Aboriginal custodians of the area. A maximum of 10 vehicles or 50 people (which ever comes first) can visit the Reserve at any one time.
Information on permits, visitor vacancies and the Reserve's facilities are available through the link on the right of this page.
Garig Gunak Barlu National Park (Coburg)
A permit is required by visitors to stay overnight in the Park, whether you arrive by road, air or sea. There are no restrictions on the amount of people in the park at any one time.
For further information, please contact the Permit Office.
