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| Bamaga is a town near the northern tip of Cape York in the north of Queensland, Australia. At the 2006 census, Bamaga had a population of 784.
The adventure of a 4WD trip to Bamaga through very rugged terrain is the main catalyst for tourist activity by road. There are many sights, towns and other points of interest during the journey. Tourist activities whilst at Bamaga include Sight-seeing tours to Thursday Island, Guided fishing and pig hunting tours; visiting World War II aircraft wrecks in the Bamaga area and also at Horn Island (nearby to Thursday Island) and of course, the obligatory photo shoot to stand at the "Tip of Australia". The area is shrouded in history with culture and war memorabilia. An extended stay is usually had once adapting to the "time does not matter" days.
Muttee Heads is a fishing/camping spot with access to Jardine River mouth and is 30 km west on Cairns road.
Pajinka Wilderness Lodge is 35 km north on Pajinka Road is the most Northerly part of Australia.
Twin Falls/Fruit Bat Falls is 65 km south on the Peninsula Developmental Road to Cairns and a great swimming spot.
Punsand Bay Resort is a great camping spot some 25 km north.
Somerset is 35 km north of Bamaga and the historic ruins of the Somerset Homestead. It is a good camping area and day trip for barbecue.
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