Karumba is a remote Gulf of Carpentaria fishing town at the mouth of the Norman River, known for world-class barramundi fishing, prawning and spectacular sunsets. It has a laid-back, outdoorsy vibe that attracts anglers, grey nomads and seasonal workers, with essential services for locals and visitors.
Small, close-knit working port community with a mix of fishing and prawn industry workers, tourism operators, Indigenous residents and seasonal staff. Lifestyle revolves around the river and gulf—boating, fishing and birdwatching—with a quiet pace in the dry season and busier months in the wet-season shoulder and winter tourism period.
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