1 Goat Island, Marrakai, NT 822

1 Goat Island, Marrakai, NT 822
EVER WANTED TO OWN A PRIVATE ISLAND!!

Located within the NT's Adelaide River system, Goat Island sits among untouched wilderness, dense bushland, and is surrounded by the territory's famous Barramundi and Saltwater Crocodiles.

This exclusive Island is a popular stop for day-trippers and tour groups, offering a rustic bar, croc-spotting deck, and true Territory hospitality.

Goat Island is more than just a property-it's a piece of NT folklore, King Kai is ready to retire and pass the mantle onto another.

For over two decades, it has stood as a landmark of outback hospitality, where cold drinks, Buffalo Burgers, wildlife encounters, and larger-than-life characters create an unforgettable atmosphere.

Elevated living quarters, guest accommodation, and a fully equipped lodge give you the foundations of a ready-made business or private retreat.

A pontoon dock and helicopter landing zone mean visitors arrive with ease, while the off-grid setup ensures complete independence.

From fishing the river to watching crocodiles bask, Goat Island delivers a lifestyle few can imagine-and even fewer will ever own.

Whether you continue its legacy as a quirky tourism venture or keep it as your private escape, this property offers the rare chance to rule your own Island kingdom on the Adelaide River.

An absloute a once-in-a-lifetime chance to own your very own Island!

Key Features

• 25-acre private island with access via boat or helicopter from the Adelaide River boat ramp near the Jumping Croc Centre

• Main lodge with commercial kitchen, bar, spa, tables and deck seating for guests

• Owners' residence at the highest point of the island, including 2 bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, and living space overlooking the river

• Massive deck with panoramic views over Adelaide River and Casey the Croc's favourite basking spot

• 4 x guest rooms, each airconditioned with private ensuite and balcony

• Generator system powering the island - completely off-grid

• Pontoon-style boat dock with ramp access to the main lodge

• Walking trails across the island, with a cleared space for helicopter landings

• Established clientele with a long history of visitors enjoying drinks, burgers, and the iconic atmosphere

• 20 km from Adelaide River boat ramp, approx. 20 minutes from the Stuart Highway turnoff