Berkeley River

The spectacular, 135km-long Berkeley River winds its way through Drysdale River National Park and Oombulgurri Indigenous Reserve before emptying into the Joseph Bonaparte Gulf. Enjoy freshwater pools, waterfalls, pockets of rainforest and lots of wildlife including crocs, eagles and rock wallabies. At the top end of the Berkeley River where the fresh water meets the salt water, there are freshwater swimming holes with rapids and plenty of opportunities for estuary fishing particularly Barramundi.