Learn about the deep connection the Wadandi people have to the Cape to Cape region.
The Kaya Cape tour is wheelchair accessible and begins with an Aboriginal 'Welcome to Country'. Your guide, Josh "Koomal" Whiteland will escort you on a short (200-metre round trip) walk around Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse, where you are surrounded on three sides by oceans, interpreting the landscape to you through the eyes of an indigenous custodian.
After your walk, convene at a secluded Kaya Meeting Place and gain a deeper understanding of the tools and items integral to the Wadandi culture. You'll also get the chance to enjoy a captivating didgeridoo music session against the backdrop of Australian nature.
This is not just a Cape Naturalise lighthouse walk; it's a journey through time and tradition, offering a window into the rich cultural tapestry of the Wadandi people and their enduring connection to the land.
The Kaya Cape tour is wheelchair accessible and begins with an Aboriginal 'Welcome to Country'. Your guide, Josh "Koomal" Whiteland will escort you on a short (200-metre round trip) walk around Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse, where you are surrounded on three sides by oceans, interpreting the landscape to you through the eyes of an indigenous custodian.
After your walk, convene at a secluded Kaya Meeting Place and gain a deeper understanding of the tools and items integral to the Wadandi culture. You'll also get the chance to enjoy a captivating didgeridoo music session against the backdrop of Australian nature.
This is not just a Cape Naturalise lighthouse walk; it's a journey through time and tradition, offering a window into the rich cultural tapestry of the Wadandi people and their enduring connection to the land.