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Jardine River Ferry

Jardine River Ferry is the only means to reach the most northern point of Australia (NPA).

The Jardine Ferry has now reopened 7 days a week -
8am - 6pm, with a 1 hour break between 12 pm - 1 pm

PAYMENT BY EFTPOS ONLY

You will still need to obtain approval for travel from the NPA LDMG. Please contact Bamaga office on 0740904120 if requiring further information.
Please ensure you have the required “approved documentation” before you travel in order to cross over on the Ferry. You will be refused crossing on the Ferry if you do not have the correct paperwork.

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Peaceful Serenity at sunset

The Torres Strait and Northern Peninsula Area of Queensland covers a wide geographic area of approximately 48,000 sq km and includes three local government Council areas.

Tip of Australia

The most northerly point of this great country.

Palm Cockatoo

Northern Peninsula Area iconic bird - Palm Cockatoo

Summer dusk skies

Beautiful scenes present themselves daily.

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Jardine River Ferry Tickets

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Jardine River Roadhouse Camping Ground

Purchase tickets online for the Jardine River Roadhouse Camping Ground.

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Community & Public Notices

PUBLIC NOTICE - CAMPS

PUBLIC NOTICE - CAMPS

AFRICAN SWINE FEVER NOTICE

African swine fever (ASF) is a highly contagious disease that effects domestic and wild pigs. It is caused by the ASF virus. It is not zoonotic (a pathogen that can transfer between animals and humans). It is highly stable and can persist for weeks to months in carcasses, faeces and pork products. CLICK HERE

NPARC Water handover 2020

Milestone as Northern Peninsula Area Regional Council takes ownership of water assets

Northern Peninsula Area Flooding

WET SEASON REMINDER * Do not attempt to cross swollen or flooded creeks, causeways or bridges. If its flooded, forget it.

NPA Road Safety

NPARC wish to advise that following some recent serious accidents, we would like to remind travellers that while driving on the PDR to/from Jardine Ferry crossing, please drive to prevailing conditions, keep your lights on, and be patient while travelling on the dusty roads. As a reminder dirt roads can be slippery when wet, soft in places in dry dirt and can deteriorate quickly with wet weather and/or heavy traffic.

Community Notice Crocodiles

Be Croc wise and aware all year in NPA area

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Marine Stingers

Marine Stingers are present in NPA waters throughout summer months November to April

Our Communities

NPARC Proudly represents the communities of Injinoo, Umagico, New Mapoon, Seisia and Bamaga.