Connect with culture and uncover authentic Aboriginal experiences in Western Australia.

There’s 60,000 years of stories, shared by the oldest living culture on Earth. Embark on a captivating journey through time and country with a cultural walking tour in Perth / Boorloo and recharge your spirit as you journey beyond the capital. Learn the stories of an ancient jewel-like cave, set to the soundtrack of a spine-tingling didgeridoo performance, in the Margaret River Region. Go mud-crabbing and forage for bush tucker through the mangroves of Broome / Rubibi. Explore the red cliffs and turquoise waters of Shark Bay / Gathaagudu on an adventure tour.

Awaken a deeper connection with yourself, others and the land upon which you walk, with profound Aboriginal experiences in Western Australia.

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Perth and surrounds

  • Dale Tilbrook Experiences

    Aboriginal Cultural Experiences that connect to country and place. In a relaxed setting taste a variety of wild bush foods, such as quandong, native limes, sandalwood nuts and local coastal greens. Take a deep dive into bushtucker Aboriginal Art or Local History and Culture. Learn about and sniff touch taste native Australian herbs, spices and peppers. Discover the uses of bushtucker plants, their medicinal properties and the surprising health benefits they offer. Discover the Noongar six seasons and how our people moved across the land sharing the big food resources. You can explore local history ...

  • Wangi Mia Meeting Place - Aboriginal Experience

    Learn about the rich culture and history of the Noongar people of Australia's South West at Wangi Mia. 'Aboriginal Experience' is available as a public tour on Sundays and Public holidays only and for private or group bookings at other times. Discover the culture of the Noongar people of Western Australia's southwest: their seasonal movements, language and how knowledge is passed from generation to generation. See tools such as spears and boomerangs. Be enthralled by a wonderful didgeridoo demonstration. Discover how plants and animals in this environment bear great significance to the Noongar ...

  • In Culture Tours

    Look, smell, touch and immerse yourself In Culture as you gain insights into Aboriginal Culture and the rich history of the Noongar People. In Culture provides walking tours on Whadjuk Noongar Boodjar (Perth, Western Australia). Guests engage in a multi-sensory experience where they hear truth-telling about Aboriginal Culture, traditions and life before colonisation. Walk together on Country over some of Perth's most iconic and scenic landscapes, smell native plants that were traditionally used as bush medicine and imagine the Noongar dreamtime stories that have been passed down for generations. ...

  • Yanchep National Park

    Yanchep National Park is the perfect place to experience a true Aussie environment in one of Perth's oldest national parks. Visitors can experience Aboriginal culture (subject to availability), participate in a cave tour, admire heritage architecture, Australian flora and fauna including kangaroos and koalas and birdlife, walk along the park's trails, enjoy a picnic in the natural surrounds or dine at one of the park's dining facilities. Crystal Cave is open for tours, book your special occasion at Cabaret Cave, Perth's only cave for hire. This purpose-modified natural cave is visually amazing, ...

  • Yanchep National Park trails

    Yanchep National Park offers you a choice of nine interesting walk trails ranging in length from 500 metres to 51. 8 kilometres. Along the way, you will witness spectacular scenery and panoramic views from the sea to the scarp. Choose a walking trail to suit your level of fitness and timeframe. The best time to visit is in spring when an array of stunning wildflowers brighten the trails. Animals and birdwatchers can delight in the abundant wildlife residing in Yanchep National Park. Gain an insight into Aboriginal culture following the Yaberoo Budjara Trail which is based on Yellagonga (a significant ...

  • Whiteman Park

    Whiteman Park is a unique conservation and recreation reserve, covering over 3, 000 hectares of natural bushland and leisure facilities just 25 minutes from the Perth. The Park, located on the doorstep of the Swan Valley, boasts a fantastic range of attractions and facilities. Attractions include Caversham Wildlife Park, where you can feed the kangaroos and pat a koala. Evening tours of Woodland Reserve allow a rare view of the Park at night, and an even rarer encounter with the endangered Woylie, which thrives in its protected sanctuary at Whiteman Park. Visit the Revolutions Transport Museum, ...

  • Maalinup Aboriginal Gallery

    This Aboriginal family-owned and operated enterprise features an art gallery, gift shop, and indigenous cultural activities. Entrance to the gallery and gift shop is free, while activities require advance booking and attract charges. You can view their range of activities on their website. Maalinup showcases original framed and unframed works by predominantly local Aboriginal artists. The gift shop offers handpainted objects by local Aboriginal artists and an extensive range of napery and giftware. Specializing in bush tucker, Maalinup stocks an extensive range of Australian native herbs, spices, ...

  • Bilya Koort Boodja

    Bilya Koort Boodja Centre for Nyoongar Culture and Environmental Knowledge is a state-of-the-art Aboriginal Cultural Centre situated in the heart of the Avon Valley in Northam, Western Australia. The interpretive exhibition celebrates the culture of the Ballardong People of the Nyoongar Nation and highlights innovative land management practices drawing upon the knowledge of the land's traditional custodians. The Centre also comprises of a gift shop and meeting rooms available for hire and can offer cultural and educational tours and facilitate a range of cultural experiences upon request such ...

  • Didgeridoo Breath

    Didgeridoo Breath is specialty didgeridoo store. Their staff are passionate and knowledgeable didgeridoo players. Head in-home gallery store by appointment to purchase a didgeridoo or one of the many didgeridoo accessories. They offer private lessons from beginners to advanced players, and incursion lessons are available for schools to corporate events.See the finest quality didgeridoos from only the best instrument makers in the country. You will find the highest quality of termite-eaten Eucalyptus didgeridoos, bags, beeswax mouthpieces and a full range of accessories.

  • Yanchep National Park - Aboriginal Cultural Experience

    Yanchep National Park - Aboriginal Cultural Experience is located 45 minutes drive north of Perth city and offers the opportunity for visitors to participate in cultural activities and learn a little more about the diversity of traditional Aboriginal culture, the oldest living culture on Earth. The cultural activities engage the audience, encourage participation, inform, entertain and share the richness of Australian aboriginal culture in a real Aboriginal experience. While you are there, enjoy barbecue and picnic facilities, scenic walk trails, kangaroos and an abundance of other native animals ...

Margaret River and the South West

  • Koomal Dreaming

    Based in Dunsborough, in South West Western Australia, Koomal Dreaming provides an opportunity for visitors to experience Wadandi and Bibbulmun country through the eyes of the traditional owners. 'Koomal' is the traditional Aboriginal name of Wadandi man Josh Whiteland. Passionate, learned and spiritually aware, Josh has a personal commitment to sharing his deep knowledge of his culture with visitors. He created Koomal Dreaming so he could communicate at least part of his profound connection with his land and his people with guests from around Australia and the world. Journey through ancient landscapes ...

  • Ngalang Wongi Aboriginal Cultural Tours

    Kaya means ‘welcome’ in the Noongar dialect.Troy’s tour takes visitors on a journey that reveals a very different side of Bunbury. Troy is a natural storyteller and his passion for the region is woven into Aboriginal Dreaming stories and whimsical yarns about the traditional indigenous way of life he experienced growing up in this captivating location.Ngalang Wongi Aboriginal Cultural Tours in Bunbury welcome all to come and experience this special place just 90 minutes from Perth.

  • Kurrah Mia

    Kurrah Mia offers visitors a sensory experience while exploring some of the region's natural environment on Menang boodjar. You will develop a connection to country as you walk and listen carefully to what nature and these wonderful sites have to share with you. You will get to taste bush foods and medicines.

  • Kaarl Wirn

    Experience an authentic Aboriginal catch-and-cook tour on Kinjarling Country, guided by Noongar knowledge holders. Learn traditional spearfishing and castanet techniques passed down through generations, hear cultural stories of land and sea, gather fresh local seafood, and prepare your catch over an open fire. This immersive experience offers a meaningful connection to Noongar culture, heritage, and Country through hands-on learning and shared knowledge.

  • The Kodja Place

    The Kodja Place is the story of country Australia as experienced by one farming community in South Western Australia. It incorporates state-of-the-art design and technologies with the simple directness of the traditional Noongar style of storytelling. Built around the “One Story Many Voices”, The Kodja Place includes the farm experience, life on the reserve, the heartfelt stories of early settlers, the aspirations of the young and our hopes for the future. Sit in the school bus, drive the farm ute, walk the boards of the shearing shed; check the rain gauge and the farm budget. Outside, lose yourself ...

  • Pwakkenbak (Mount Barker Hill)

    A visit to the Mount Barker Lookout, a short three-kilometre drive from the Mount Barker Visitor Centre, is a great way for tourists and visitors to geographically orient themselves. Mount Barker (aboriginal name Pwakkenbak) rises to about 147 meters above sea level and is strikingly adorned with the Mount Barker broadcast tower, one of the tallest unsupported structures in the Southern Hemisphere. Step onto the Rotary Club of Mount Barker Lookout and you can take in views forever. To the north is the Mount Barker wind farm. Turn to the northeast and the green shadowy long undulating ridges of ...

  • Yallingup Aboriginal Art

    Yallingup Aboriginal Art is a contemporary Aboriginal art gallery in the heart of Western Australia's Margaret River Region. Dedicated exclusively to authentic Aboriginal art, the gallery ethically represents established and emerging Aboriginal artists from across Australia, including local Noongar artists. Visitors can discover an ever-evolving collection of original paintings, sculptures and handcrafted works, each sharing a unique story of Country, culture and connection. Representing artists from Western Australia, the Western Desert, Utopia, the APY Lands, Far North Queensland and beyond, ...

Ningaloo Reef and the Coral Coast

  • Three Islands Whale Shark Dive

    Join Three Islands Whale Shark Dive for an unforgettable day of adventure and discovery on the World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef for the ultimate reef snorkelling adventure. The award-winning Three Islands Whale Shark Dive specialise in whale shark and humpback whale snorkel interaction tours between March and October, offering you a relaxed and friendly environment with experienced staff who make each tour a fun, safe and informative experience. Ningaloo Reef is an incredible aquatic environment filled with an amazing variety of marine life ranging from whale sharks, seasonal humpback whales, ...

  • Wooramulla Eco Cultural Tours

    Wooramulla Tours invites you to immerse yourself in unforgettable experiences, whether gazing at the awe-inspiring night sky or marvelling at one of the world's largest (and non-stinging!) burrowing bees. Each tour offers a rare opportunity to experience Country through an Aboriginal cultural lens. Proudly 100% Aboriginal and female-owned and operated, Wooramulla Tours creates unique journeys that connect guests with the sacred and hidden beauty of landscapes across Carnarvon, the Kennedy Ranges, and the Quobba coastline. Discover Aboriginal astrotourism, bushfoods, traditional wellness practices, ...

  • Wula Gura Nyinda Eco Cultural Adventures

    Join Wula Gura Nyinda Eco Cultural Adventures for a unique life changing experience never to be forgotten. Where the red sand from the desert meets the blue water of the Indian Ocean, immerse yourself in nature and indigenous culture to discover the ancient traditions of local Aboriginal people. Learn how they have survived for thousands of years in this unique saltwater playground. Visit the world-class Francois Peron National Park, Hamelin Pool Stromatolites and the magnificent Dirk Hartog Island, the largest island in Western Australia. They are a local company and are proud that they have ...

  • Baiyungu Dreaming

    Meet Hazel, a traditional owner of Nyinggulu Coast. Hazel is a Baiyungu woman whose connection to country stems from her grandmother Yingagurru, who belonged to the Nyingalara clan which is now known as Ningaloo. Her people have a strong connection to this country that spans tens of thousands of years. The word "Nyinggulu" is an Aboriginal word that means a "promontory" which is a headland of elevated land. It refers in modern-day terms to the Cape Range National Park and surrounding areas. Enjoy a cultural experience, see this country through her eyes and share her traditional values and culture. ...

  • Kurlaji Wangga

    Local Nhanda Guide, Stories from Nhanda Country, Visit Kalbarri Sky Walk, Share in Local Knowledge, A Unique Experience. While exploring the magnificence of the Murchison River gorges, you are invited to learn about the ancient culture of the traditional owners, the Nhanda people. Stories from Nhanda traditional lands have inspired the interpretive and artistic elements that are such an important feature of the skywalk in Kalbarri National Park.

  • Irra Wangga Language Centre

    The Irra Wangga Language Centre is housed within Geraldton’s Bundiyarra Cultural Precinct. It works to preserve, share and promote the languages of the region’s Aboriginal people. Here you can see and purchase books that recount Indigenous stories in language, with English translations. Some books come complete with an audio pen which enables you to hear the stories in the words of the elders who spoke them. Irra Wangga works with schools, Aboriginal organisations, other local community organisations and members of the wider community, to assist in the teaching and promotion of Aboriginal languages. ...

The Kimberley and the North West

  • Corroboree Under The Stars

    Experience the power of a traditional Corroboree by the Miriwoong Gajerrong people at the Corroboree Under the Stars.This event is a favourite on the Muster calendar and showcases local Indigenous culture and art. Traditional ground cooked beef meal included.

  • Bungle Bungle Guided Tours

    Immerse yourself in the spirit of this ancient place. Bungle Bungle Guided Tours offers a unique experience, providing guided walking tours in the World Heritage-listed Purnululu National Park. Locally owned, the experienced guides showcase the cultural and natural significance and history of the Bungle Bungle Range. One of only 16 UNESCO Natural World Heritage sites in Australia, Purnululu National Park covers almost 240, 000 hectares of remote wilderness and includes the Bungle Bungle Range, a spectacular landscape of sculptured rocks and sandstone towers. Your guide will take you back to a ...

  • Crimson DesArt

    Come and have a yarn with Sarah and Clinton at Broome Courthouse Markets on Saturday and Sunday throughout the tourist season. Sarah is a proud Wongkathaa and Banjimia woman and Clinton is a proud Bard, Nirrumbud and Noongar man. You will find a beautiful range of original Aboriginal art, prints and art products including beach towels, jigsaws, coasters, notebooks and cushion covers. All art is painted in the Kimberley and all products are Australian made. Sarah and Clinton's paintings are flowing, strong, often feel rough to touch and convey a meaning where words often fail. Enjoy a unique piece ...

  • Kingfisher Tours Garingbaar

    Discover the Kimberley with Kingfisher Tours Garingbaar Embark on an unforgettable adventure with Kingfisher Tours Garingbaar and their passionate team of local Aboriginal guides. Specialising in small group, culturally immersive journeys, they invite you to experience the Kimberley through the eyes of its Traditional Custodians. Explore the awe-inspiring Bungle Bungle Range, Mitchell plateau with striking red gorges, and the turquoise coastline of the Northern Kimberley by air, four-wheel drive, and on foot. Choose from day tours, overnight escapes, or multi-day safaris—each one designed to connect ...

  • Karijini Eco Retreat

    Take a trip into an adventure with a unique outback glamping experience in the heart of the spectacular Karijini National Park. Karijini Eco Retreat is one of Australia’s leading eco-tourism attractions, situated 1, 500 kilometres north of Perth in Western Australia’s second-largest national park. The retreat offers safari-style eco tents, cabins and campsites nestled in beautiful bushland at the edge of Joffre Gorge (Jijingunha), along with a popular outback restaurant and bar, camp bush kitchens with barbeques, a kiosk supplying snacks and souvenirs, guided tours, and access to the Park's walks, ...

  • Girloorloo Tours at Mimbi Caves

    Your Gooniyandi guides invite you to join them on an inspiring guided tour of one of Australia’s most spectacular and significant natural geological sites. Mimbi Caves is a place of deep spiritual significance to the Indigenous Gooniyandi people and one of the most significant Devonian fossil sites in the world. This amazing cave system will take your breath away with its vivid colours and beautiful limestone rock formations, while the history and Aboriginal Dreaming stories of the local Gooniyandi people take on a life of their own when shared deep within the heart of the caves. An experience ...

Esperance and the Golden Outback

  • Wuddi Aboriginal Cultural Tours

    Wuddi Aboriginal Cultural Tours are located in the Wheatbelt town of Dumbleyung which is only a three-hour drive from the Perth central business district. The name Dumbleyung is derived from the Aboriginal word"‘dambling" which means large lake or inland sea. The Wuddi Cultural Centre celebrates the area’s ancient Aboriginal history, keeping it alive by sharing local cultural traditions, bushfoods, stories, artworks and artefacts. The Cultural Centre operates culturally themed tours that include the Bushfood Garden Experience, Lake Dumbleyung and Significant Sites and the Emu Dreaming Emu Farm ...

  • Goldfields Honey Ant Tours

    Join their family on an authentic bushfood foraging tour in the heart of Australia's Golden Outback. Discover nature’s bounty as they gather, prepare and taste the traditional bushfoods and medicine plants that have sustained the Tjupan people in this harsh desert environment for millennia. Sample the sweetest of bushfoods, the prized honeypot ant. Derived from the sweet nectar gathered from desert flowers, the honey from the honeypot ants has been an important part of the traditional desert diet for millennia. Other traditional foods that they forage for on tour include witchetty grubs, a high ...

  • Katter Kich Gallery and Tours

    Katter Kich Gallery and Tours have been created to showcase the First Nations history of the area. Katter Kich Gallery and Tours also have an art gallery and studio to support aboriginal artists in showcasing and selling their art. The tours are designed to connect people to country and its cultural history. There are three guide tour products - guided morning walking tour around and over Katter Kich (wave rock), guided evening tour around and over Katter Kich (wave rock), guided tagalong tours of working local farms - Holland Track--The Greater Western Woodlands. The business is inclusive and ...

  • Dabungool Cultural Experiences

    Experience the rich cultural history and nature of Kepa Kurl—Esperance—with new eyes on this cultural heritage and bush tucker tour. They are the only 100 per cent Aboriginal-owned and operated Walking Tours in Esperance. Walking along the Nature trails in the Kwongkan heathland and bushland. They talk about the Flora and Fauna, that you can find in abundance and test your senses as they stop to pick bush tucker and traditionally used plants. If you are travelling with your fur Babies or strollers or need help walking you can pick one of their tours that suit your needs then unwind ...

  • Hippo's Yawn

    Hippo's Yawn is located near Wave Rock in Hyden. The rocks resemblance to a yawning hippo is why it was given its' name. Climb through the throat of Hippo's Yawn and be sure to catch the interesting shot on camera. Whilst out near the rock, enjoy a coffee at the coffee shop, visit the wildlife park, check out the replica Pioneer Town or pick up a souvenir from the Wildflower Shop. The shop serves great food and is a testament to the abundance of exotic and rare wildflowers that adorn the area during springtime. The nearby Wave Rock is 27 ...

  • Mount Augustus

    Marvel at the world's largest monocline. Twice the size of Uluru, Mount Augustus rises from the rust-red plains of the Golden Outback. Let ancient rock art transport you back in time, and have your camera ready to capture a kaleidoscope of colour come sunrise and sunset. Dominating the horizon of the northwest Gascoyne-Murchison region, Mount Augustus is 1, 000 kilometres – or about a two-day drive – northeast of Perth. Known as Burringurrah – or 'Island Mountain' to the Wadjari people, this ancient rock is believed to date back 1. 6 billion years. Visit the sites of Aboriginal communities at ...

  • Gwalia Historical Museum

    The Gwalia Historical Museum is located in the old mine offices of the original Sons of Gwalia Gold Mine. It is well worth a visit before wandering through the deserted homes in the ghost town of Gwalia. The town has been well preserved and offers an eerie insight into the lives of the former mining community’s residents. The museum features displays covering the cultural heritage of the Aboriginals, Afghans, Italians, Yugoslavians and other cultures who resided in the area. See one of the original electric trams which operated between the towns of Leonora and Gwalia up until 1908, as well ...

  • Elachbutting Rock

    The magnificent site of Elachbutting Rock near Westonia is home to various interesting caves and Aboriginal drawings. Discover the beauty of this imposing natural formation which has similar features to the well-known Wave Rock. Take the walk trail around the rock and enjoy the surrounding vegetation. Examine the nearby caves which have formed within the rock. Some of these caves have ancient Aboriginal drawings inside and are well worth exploring. On the walk, you will come across the Elachbutting Well, which was established by the early settlers to provide them with suitable drinking water. ...

  • Mulka's Cave

    Mulka's Cave is located within the vicinity of Wave Rock in Hyden Western Australia. The name Mulka comes from an Aboriginal legend associated with the cave. Mulka was the illegal son of a woman who fell in love with a man with whom marriage was forbidden according to their law. It is believed that as a result of breaking these rules, she bore a son with crossed eyes. Even though he grew to be an outstandingly strong man of colossal height, his crossed eyes prevented him from aiming a spear accurately and becoming a successful hunter. Out of frustration, it ...

  • Walga Rock

    Walga Rock is a huge monolith, where you can see the largest gallery of Aboriginal rock paintings in Western Australia. Explore the large cave within the rock, which contains a range of paintings including pictures that are said to be of ships that visited the Western Australian coast in the 17th century. At five kilometres in diameter and 1. 5 kilometres in length, it is the second-largest monolith in Australia. Take the time to make the easy climb to the top, where you will find that the views are well worth the effort. Ponder on the origins of the painting ...