Tiwi Islands

The Tiwi Islands are a group of two large islands, Bathurst and Melville, located off the northern coast of Australia, near Darwin. Known for their rich Indigenous culture, the Tiwi people have lived there for thousands of years, maintaining traditional practices, art, and ceremonies. The islands feature a tropical climate, lush landscapes, and diverse wildlife. They are primarily inhabited by the Tiwi community, who manage their land and culture actively. The islands are also known for their unique art, vibrant festivals, and a close-knit, resilient population that retains strong cultural traditions.