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Located on the mouth of the Norman River, is the small fishing town of Karumba. Karumba is well known as a recreational fishing destination and birdwatchers paradise. Today Karumba is fast becoming a must do destination for travellers looking for an experience with a difference. Many fishing enthusiasts along with many round Australia and overseas travellers descend on Karumba for some of the best wild caught barramundi in Australia. For further information visit the information centre Walker Street Karumba Queensland 4891, Australia or visit online Visitor Information Centre www.carpentaria.qld.gov.au End of the Road Motel http Kathryn M Fishing Charters www.kathrynm.com.au Ferryman River Cruises http