Normanton Visitor Information Centre

Drop into the Visitor Information Centre for local maps, tour bookings, and expert advice on what to see and do in the region. It’s a great starting point for exploring the Gulf Savannah and beyond.

Gulflander Train

Step aboard the historic Gulflander Train, one of Australia’s great heritage rail journeys. Travelling between Normanton and Croydon, this century-old service passes through savannah grasslands and wetlands, offering a fascinating insight into the region’s pioneering past.

Krys the Crocodile

Snap a photo with the legendary Krys the Crocodile, a life-size replica of an 8.6-metre saltwater crocodile shot near Normanton in 1957. This iconic local landmark celebrates the region’s wild history and is a must-see for visitors.

Karumba

Just a 70 km drive north of Normanton, Karumba is a laid-back fishing town where the Gulf of Carpentaria meets the Outback. Known for its spectacular sunsets, prawn fleet, and exceptional barramundi fishing, it’s a favourite day trip for many guests.

Normanton Heritage Trail

Discover the town’s colourful history on the Normanton Heritage Trail, featuring historical buildings, railway relics, and interpretive signage that brings the early days of settlement to life. Maps are available at the Visitor Information Centre.

Fishing the Gulf Waters

Normanton and Karumba are famous for their world-class fishing, with barramundi, threadfin salmon and king salmon regularly caught in local rivers and estuaries. Local charters operate from Karumba for those looking to experience the thrill of Gulf fishing.