An important cultural meeting place for thousands of years, known for its surrounding sandstone escarpments, rock art, and biennial gatherings celebrating culture, dance, and storytelling.

Located near Weipa on the western coast of Cape York, Napranum is home to the Alngith people and other Traditional Owner groups, shaped by river systems, sea country and a strong connection to the surrounding landscapes.

A rainforest community shaped by river, sea and story, where living culture, language and tradition remain central to daily life and connection to country.

Historic coastal landscapes where stories of First Nation custodians continue alongside the town’s layered past, connecting sea, river and country through enduring cultural knowledge and shared history.

A dramatic landscape of dark granite peaks and hidden crevices, home to unique species and an atmosphere shaped by ancient stories and deep time.

Western coast community known for ghost net sculptures, coastal fishing and abundant birdlife, set between river systems and tidal wetlands rich in cultural and environmental significance.

River and floodplain country where fishing culture, seasonal wetlands and strong community traditions shape daily life. Known for its connections to both inland and coastal landscapes.