Cooinda 2
Sleep in day. Well, if one can call it sleeping while the entire camp around you is in total uproar from 5.30am onwards as people get ready to go on tours, go fishing, rush the toilets etc. The groundsman reckons that the park is full and that there are about 600 people here. Caravans are in a minority again, tents abound, including three behind us with 27 Indian looking persons going on in the open as if they were still in their flat in Mumbai. We did a bit of a drive around the park, taking in Jim Jim billabong, which was totally deserted and a revisit to Nourlangie to checkout the rock art again. Funny how things never live up to your memories, still what is on view is pretty good but maybe i was a bit harsh on Injalak. After lunch at the park's visitors centre and a look through the gallery, we came back for another welcome swim before having an early dinner prior to our evening cruise on the billabong. We had the tasting platter: buffalo, crocodile, kangaroo and barramundi...