Borroloola is situated at the end of the Carpentaria Highway, 600 miles south east of Darwin. The town is situated amongst the intertwined river systems which are link with the Gulf of Carpentaria. The area is popular for fishing with several tour operators providing excursions. The town is near to the sandstone Bukulara Rock Formations and close to the Sir Edward Pellow Group of islands in the Gulf of Carpentaria. Of these the Barranyi National Park on North Island is accesable. Most of the 'Top End' is best viewed from the air and there are many aviation companies sprinkled over the region which can provide this service. Borroloola is situated within the Narwinbi Aboriginal Land Trust. For any of the Aboriginal Land Trusts permits, which are hard to come by for the casual visitor, are required if venturing off public roads which pass through the zone.

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