GUUDJI-YIIGU : A WORIMI WELCOME
The Worimi People, custodians of this country, welcome you to our traditional lands. Please respect our country and sites, and enjoy these beautiful lands.
The 4200-hectare Worimi Conservation Lands is managed by the local Worimi Traditional Owners, in partnership with the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.
The Aboriginal-owned park is managed to ensure the protection of the natural and cultural values of the Stockton Bight landscape, while providing public access and promoting safe and sustainable recreational and commercial use.
VISITOR ALERTS & UPDATES
Worimi Conservation Lands beach is not suitable for swimming
Worimi Conservation Lands beach is not suitable for swimming due to hazardous surf conditions. Beaches in this park are not patrolled by lifeguards and can have strong rips and currents. The safest place to swim is at a patrolled beach, between the red and yellow flags. Check the Beachsafe website to find the nearest patrolled…
SAFETY ALERT: Use caution for beach front driving
Guudjii Yiigu – a Worimi Welcome Visitors are advised to always exercise caution whilst driving on beach front, conditions can change rapidly due to hazardous weather, surf and tides. Beach front conditions have degraded and some sections of the beach front may not be passable. Driving within two hours either side of high tide is not…
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Worimi Conservation Lands beach is not suitable for swimming
Worimi Conservation Lands beach is not suitable for swimming due to hazardous surf conditions. Beaches in this park are not patrolled by lifeguards and can have strong rips and currents. The safest place to swim is at a patrolled beach, between the red and yellow flags. Check the Beachsafe website to find the nearest patrolled…
SAFETY ALERT: Use caution for beach front driving
Guudjii Yiigu – a Worimi Welcome Visitors are advised to always exercise caution whilst driving on beach front, conditions can change rapidly due to hazardous weather, surf and tides. Beach front conditions have degraded and some sections of the beach front may not be passable. Driving within two hours either side of high tide is not…
Tourism partnership opportunities prospectus – Worimi Conservation Lands and Worimi LALC freehold lands
The Worimi Conservation Lands (WCL) Board of Management and the Worimi Local Aboriginal Land Council (LALC) work cooperatively to manage commercial tourism at the WCL and the adjoining LALC-owned sand dunes near Anna Bay, using the NPWS Parks Eco Pass licensing framework. The WCL Board of Management and Worimi LALC acknowledge there is ongoing interest…
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