To start with the obvious.
This is, without any question, a stunning place and in any possible way extraordinary! For us, it was the greatest to sit in front of the 'window' and taking in nature, watching the subtropical rainforest and be all ears to the concert of the birds.
But this place is so much more.
It is a perfect example of what you can achieve if you really care about nature and the environment. What you see now is the result of 30 years of renaturation/ regeneration, and it just illustrates that 'little' steps (I'm pretty sure the effort into this was not at all 'little') can make a real difference, to protect (the Never Never Creek) and to bring back biodiversity, lost almost everywhere around modern civilisation.
For this reason, this place is not only breathtaking, but it is also a true inspiration.
Thanks, Kirsty and George for protecting and creating and not stopping to care for the things and people around you (and for being great hosts…)
Silke & Christian