For holiday makers looking to give something back to the environment, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to participate in essential coastal conservation projects. Working with Conservation Volunteers, travellers will walk the Peninsula's beaches to collect, catalogue and dispose of marine debris. This six day conservation holiday is one not to be missed! The spectacular Arnhem Land wilderness area is one of the last great unspoiled areas of the world and well known for its strong Aboriginal culture, towering escarpments, savannah woodlands, wetlands and wildlife. The peninsula's wild coastlines and surrounding waters swarm with marine life and face continual threats from marine debris pollution. Clients will have ample of opportunity to experience the unique and intriguing landscape and local cultures throughout placement on the tour. The Cobourg Peninsula is located at the tip of the Northern Territory, forming part of the spectacular Arnhem Land wilderness area. The tour will be conducted in English. However, there is limited printed safety information, available also in Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, French, German and Danish.