Bentinck Island is located in the Northern Territory of Australia, specifically within the Gulf of Carpentaria. It is part of the Gulf Islands and is known for its natural beauty and diverse ecosystems, including mangroves and coastal habitats. The island is relatively uninhabited and serves as a habitat for various wildlife species. It is also significant for its cultural heritage, as it is near areas traditionally used by the Indigenous peoples of the region. Bentinck Island is a part of the Bentinck Island Nature Reserve, which aims to protect its unique environment.