Wurrumiyanga-Bathurst Island:  Mantiyupwi Motel and a number of Contractor Camps are owned by the Mantiyupwi Family, but run and managed by Tiwi Enterprises. The motel consists of 28 king single ensuite rooms and 2 queen ensuite rooms with basic kitchen facilities. The motel complex also has a large commercial kitchen connected to a large meeting room (airconditioned), as well as a large, covered outdoor venue all available for hire.  The motel is situated in a quiet are of town and is an easy walk to the shops or Nguiu Club for a meal and cold drink. There are three contractor camps.  A 12-man dormitory camp with shared facilities, 8-man ensuite camp and a 4-man ensuite camp all with their own kitchen and undercover eating areas.

Milikapiti - Melville Island : Wulirankuwu Motel is owned by the Wulirankuwu Family Group but ran and managed by Tiwi Enterprises . The motel currently consists of 6 ensuite rooms (2 Doubles and 4 singles) all with basic kitchen facilities ,TV, microwave and bar fridge .The motel also boasts a separate common room with a fully functional kitchen, lounge ,TV and dinning area to eat ,cook and relax in during your stay. Guests also have access to free wifi.

Situated only walking distance from  Jilamara Art Centre and museum , Milikapiti Supermarket and takeaway store or if its after hours pop into Milikapiti Sports and Social Club for a cold drink and meal at their restaurant .

The motel also offers airport transfers and a meeting room for hire and catering. 

Wurrumiyanga-Bathurst Island.  We operate a small fleet of hire cars.  We currently have 2 dual cab 4 X 4 utes, a Pathfinder wagon, 2 Prado Wagons and a Landcruiser wagon.  These are available all year round, and demand for them is high, so ensure you book before you arrive.

Maintenance Services providing all types of services to the local community and business.  These services include: fitting new doors/windows/security screens, refurbishing internals of homes and local buildings, just to name a few. 

We have various earthmoving equipment and heavy machinery items and often work with visiting contractors to complete projects undertaken on the Tiwi Islands.

Gardening / Yard Maintenance Services a regular lawn mowing and rubbish clearing service for local homes and businesses.  Also available for those large or small once off jobs.

Kubota Ride On Mower - Funded by NTG Grant  

Liberty Z Scag Ride on - Funded by FRRR Programme - Strengthening Rural Communities

We have a dedicated cleaning team who service the motel accommodation, but also undertake cleaning with various other businesses.  They also do one off ‘spring’ cleans as required.

Funded by the Indigenous Land and Sea Corporation, as part of the Real Jobs Program, the Farm and Nursery provide full time work for six local Tiwi People from the Milikapiti Community.  They grow produce for community use, raise native seedlings which have been used in rehabilitation of areas that had been sand mined on Melville Island, have a selection of plants that can be purchased by local people who want plants for their yard, participate in ‘wild harvest’ of Kakadu plum, which is sold to a Darwin processor, when the harvest is of a suitable quality.  They are always looking for new and exciting challenges.  

Wurrumiyanga.  We act as an agent for Fly Tiwi and ensure the people who use this service are catered for at the Bathurst Island Airport.  We can also arrange charters.  A subsidiary of Hardy Aviation, Fly Tiwi operates 2-3 flights each weekday between the Tiwi Islands and Darwin as well as one flight on Saturday and Sunday.  Please note – check in times at Bathurst Island are 8am, 12 midday and 4pm, week days.  You must be checked in before the cut off time ½ hour before your flight leaves.  Baggage weight limit per bag is 15kg, and excess baggage fees apply to luggage over 15kg. 

Milikapiti - We act as an agent for Fly Tiwi and ensure the people who use this service are catered for at the Milikapiti (Snake Bay ) Airport. You must be checked in before the cut off time ½ hour before your flight leaves.  Baggage weight limit per bag is 15kg, and excess baggage fees apply to luggage over 15kg. 

We work closely with the Tiwi Land Council to facilitate funerals for the local communities and also assist them when ceremonies of cultural significance are scheduled. 

Our latest project the -Tiwi Islands Pontoon and Welcome Centre- has seen us work with another Indigenous Company from Western Australia, Carey MC, who specialise in constructions in marine environments, to deliver a safe and functional landing and mooring area at the Wurrumiyanga foreshore and on the Paru foreshore.   The concept for this project originated with discussions in 2014 between the Department of The Chief Minister, Northern Territory Government, Tiwi Land Council, Tiwi Enterprises, Mantiyupwi Family Trust and SeaLink. This led to numerous community consultations which gave their overwhelming support for this project.  Funding was sought and was successful with the Northern Territory Government, providing the initial fund to kick start the beginning of the project.  This was followed by the Aboriginals Benefit Account (ABA), Building Better regions Fund (BBRF) providing the majority of the funds for the construction phase with contributions from the Tiwi Land Council and Tiwi Enterprises as well.  Eighty five percent of the project has acquisitions were made in the Northern Territory, the only items purchased from Asia being the piles, which due to there size we were unable to source from Australia. We have used over 4,000 man hours of labour provided by our local Tiwi staff, used local businesses such as Bathurst Island Housing Association and other trades from Darwin to get this project to practical completion. 

The Welcome Centre, built in conjunction with the Pontoon, this has a kiosk and takeaway area, bathroom including disabled facilities, store room and a shaded seating area for waiting travellers.  A local Tiwi Island artist has been commissioned to paint artwork on the internal walls depicting the landscape and local artefacts and beliefs showcasing the traditions of the Tiwi People.

The official opening is scheduled to be held on the 30th of January 2020 and will be a day of celebration for the Tiwi People.