Private Aboriginal Cultural Tours
A Private Cultural
Experience on Country
Private Aboriginal cultural tours across Sydney, tailored to your group and available any day of the year.
Not Every Experience Should Be Shared With Strangers
Natcha Cultural Tours offers fully private, fully customisable Aboriginal cultural experiences across three of Sydney's most significant cultural landscapes. Each tour is curated by Eric Brown, Traditional Custodian and one of the few people in New South Wales authorised by NSW National Parks to interpret sacred Aboriginal rock engravings.
Private tours are available any day of the week, at a time that suits your group. The itinerary, themes, and focus are shaped around your goals in a pre-event consultation with Eric before the day begins. Whether your group is a corporate team, a school cohort, a community organisation, or a family, the experience is built for you.
From $700. Groups of 1 to 50. Any day.
What Makes a Private Tour Different
Tailored to Your Group
Before the day begins, Eric consults with you to understand your group's goals, interests, and context. The experience is shaped around what matters to you, not a fixed script.
Any Day, Any Time
Private tours run any day of the week, with a flexible start time to suit your schedule. No fixed departure dates. No waiting for the next available public session.
Your Group, Exclusively
No shared sessions. No other guests. Your group has Eric's full attention and the space to ask questions, go deeper, and connect with Country at your own pace.
Straightforward Pricing
Three Locations. One Living Culture.
Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park
Ancient whale carvings, sacred engraving sites, and clifftop views from West Head. One of Sydney's most culturally significant landscapes.
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Royal National Park
The world's second-oldest national park on Dharawal Country. Ancient rock art, midden sites, and coastal Country that has sustained people for over 60,000 years.
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La Perouse, Botany Bay
Where the First Fleet and the French arrived within days of each other in 1788. First Contact history, sacred coastal sites, and living Dharawal culture.
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Tell us about your group and we will come back to you with everything you need. No obligation. Just a conversation about what the right experience looks like for your people.
