Pajinka Wilderness Lodge is situated within 400m of the northmost point of mainland Australia. The local Aboriginal place name for this area is Pajinka - also known as Cape York. The Lodge is embedded in the rain forest. The ideal place for travellers, who would like to enjoy the absolute peace.
For its owners, the Aboriginal people of Injinoo, Pajinka has always been regarded as a meeting place for the celebration of the coming together of people. Visitors are invited to share in the richness of the land and culture, and become part of a long and lasting tradition.
Pajinka is the Aboriginal name for the Cape York area. The Pajinka Wilderness Lodge belongs to the Injinoo Aboriginal Community. It helps the visitors to a deep understanding of the country and its inhabitants.
Accommodation
The Pajinka Wilderness Lodge covers 24 comfortable bungalows in a natural shrub landscape. It can accept max. 50 guests. All rooms are equipped with a modern bathroom, private Veranda, telephone, Tea/Coffee Facilities and clock.
Hotel Facilities- Business Facilities
- Child Minding
- Free Parking
- Guest Laundry
- Pool/Spa
- Restaurant
