
Ride
Rev your way across the largest moving coastal sand dunes in the Southern Hemisphere on Worimi Country, near Port Stephens, New South Wales. Once you've mastered the art of riding a 400cc quad bike, you’ll roam from the bush to beach, cresting enormous dunes before plunging down their sandy slopes. No previous riding experience is needed.
Then discover the cultural foundation of the adventure. A Worimi guide will share stories of traditional life on these lands, including how coastal plants have provided food and medicine for generations. The Worimi Local Aboriginal Land Council reinvests the tour’s profits into community programs.
Sand Dune Adventures
1.5 hour Aboriginal Culture & Sand Boarding Quad Bike Tour | Adult from AU$170

Ride
Rev your way across the largest moving coastal sand dunes in the Southern Hemisphere on Worimi Country, near Port Stephens, New South Wales. Once you've mastered the art of riding a 400cc quad bike, you’ll roam from the bush to beach, cresting enormous dunes before plunging down their sandy slopes. No previous riding experience is needed.
Then discover the cultural foundation of the adventure. A Worimi guide will share stories of traditional life on these lands, including how coastal plants have provided food and medicine for generations. The Worimi Local Aboriginal Land Council reinvests the tour’s profits into community programs.
Sand Dune Adventures
1.5 hour Aboriginal Culture & Sand Boarding Quad Bike Tour | Adult from AU$170

Discover
Fly beyond the roads and crowds to Mount Borradaile, a registered sacred site in a remote area of West Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory. From Davidson’s wilderness lodge, small-group safaris venture among rugged escarpments, caves and rock shelters.
These culturally-significant places are accessible only with special permission from the Traditional Owners. Viewing these rock art galleries, where well-preserved paintings depict spirit figures, animals, hunting scenes and ships, provides remarkable insights into local Aboriginal cultures and way of life.
Davidson’s Arnhemland Safaris
Rock Shelter Art Tour | PAO
Discover
Fly beyond the roads and crowds to Mount Borradaile, a registered sacred site in a remote area of West Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory. From Davidson’s wilderness lodge, small-group safaris venture among rugged escarpments, caves and rock shelters.
These culturally-significant places are accessible only with special permission from the Traditional Owners. Viewing these rock art galleries, where well-preserved paintings depict spirit figures, animals, hunting scenes and ships, provides remarkable insights into local Aboriginal cultures and way of life.
Davidson’s Arnhemland Safaris
Rock Shelter Art Tour | PAO


Touch
Three hours from Ayers Rock Resort, on the traditional lands of the Wanmarra family, Karrke co-founders Peter Abbott and his sister Natasha deliver a lively, hands-on introduction to Luritja and Pertame cultures. Often slipping into language and finishing each other’s sentences, the pair share generations of knowledge through stories and demonstrations in the practical see-and-do style of Aboriginal learning.
Decode the symbols in a dot painting, discover how grinding stones and desert plants were traditionally used, and watch as Natasha taps an Acacia kempeana root to reveal the witchetty grubs hidden inside. It is an intimate and generous encounter that transforms the surrounding desert into a living source of food, medicine, culture and knowledge.
Karrke Aboriginal Cultural Experience & Tours
Aboriginal Cultural Tour | Adult from AU$99

Touch
Three hours from Ayers Rock Resort, on the traditional lands of the Wanmarra family, Karrke co-founders Peter Abbott and his sister Natasha deliver a lively, hands-on introduction to Luritja and Pertame cultures. Often slipping into language and finishing each other’s sentences, the pair share generations of knowledge through stories and demonstrations in the practical see-and-do style of Aboriginal learning.
Decode the symbols in a dot painting, discover how grinding stones and desert plants were traditionally used, and watch as Natasha taps an Acacia kempeana root to reveal the witchetty grubs hidden inside. It is an intimate and generous encounter that transforms the surrounding desert into a living source of food, medicine, culture and knowledge.
Karrke Aboriginal Cultural Experience & Tours
Aboriginal Cultural Tour | Adult from AU$99

Move
First comes the beat: clapsticks strike, a didgeridoo hums and dancers pound the earth beneath the rainforest canopy. At Rainforestation Nature Park’s open-air amphitheatre near Kuranda, the Pamagirri performers bring stories of animals, hunting, gathering and Country to life through movement, music and song.
On the Dreamtime Walk you'll witness spear throwing, hear the story of the Rainbow Serpent and learn how traditional tools helped people hunt and survive. You can even test your own boomerang skills - usually with far less success than the guides.
Pamagirri Aboriginal Experience at Rainforestation Nature Park
Pamagirri Aboriginal Experience | Adult from AU$34
Move
First comes the beat: clapsticks strike, a didgeridoo hums and dancers pound the earth beneath the rainforest canopy. At Rainforestation Nature Park’s open-air amphitheatre near Kuranda, the Pamagirri performers bring stories of animals, hunting, gathering and Country to life through movement, music and song.
On the Dreamtime Walk you'll witness spear throwing, hear the story of the Rainbow Serpent and learn how traditional tools helped people hunt and survive. You can even test your own boomerang skills - usually with far less success than the guides.
Pamagirri Aboriginal Experience at Rainforestation Nature Park
Pamagirri Aboriginal Experience | Adult from AU$34


Taste
Taste your way through a landscape that has nourished First Nations peoples for countless generations. At Mandoon Estate in the Swan Valley, Western Australia, Wardandi Bibbulmun woman Dale Tilbrook introduces guests to native fruits, nuts, seeds, herbs, leaves and spices, and the knowledge embedded within them.
Sample ingredients such as quandong, native lime, sandalwood nuts and coastal greens while discovering their nutritional and medicinal properties and learning about Aboriginal agricultural practices, the Noongar six seasons and how families moved across Country to gather and share abundant seasonal foods.
Dale Tilbrook Experiences
Bush Tucker And Wellbeing | Adult from AU$95

Taste
Taste your way through a landscape that has nourished First Nations peoples for countless generations. At Mandoon Estate in the Swan Valley, Western Australia, Wardandi Bibbulmun woman Dale Tilbrook introduces guests to native fruits, nuts, seeds, herbs, leaves and spices, and the knowledge embedded within them.
Sample ingredients such as quandong, native lime, sandalwood nuts and coastal greens while discovering their nutritional and medicinal properties and learning about Aboriginal agricultural practices, the Noongar six seasons and how families moved across Country to gather and share abundant seasonal foods.
Dale Tilbrook Experiences
Bush Tucker And Wellbeing | Adult from AU$95
Share this article





