Our Tours
Friday:
Royal National Park
Thursday:
La Perouse National Park
La Perouse is a location steeped in history and natural beauty, characterised by its picturesque beaches and rugged coastal landscapes. It holds great significance for the Aboriginal people, and our tours provide an opportunity to learn about the area's rich cultural stories and traditions.
As part of our experience in La Perouse, we visit the La Perouse Museum, which is dedicated to showcasing the area’s heritage and Indigenous history. The museum offers insight into the early European exploration of the region, as well as the long-standing connection of the local Aboriginal people to the land. You’ll have the chance to explore fascinating exhibits that highlight the cultural, historical, and environmental significance of La Perouse.
How the day will run
Meet at the location provided
Everyone comes together for the Welcome Smoking Ceremony.
Introduce participants to each other and staff.
Introduction to Cultural Tour
Safety Briefing
Reflection
Price: $120 per person
$50 under 16
When: Sunrise ceremony 6am to 8am
Mid-Morning 10am to 12pm
Afternoons 1pm to 3pm
Duration: 2 hours
Established in 1879, the Royal National Park is one of the oldest national parks in the world. Known for its lush rainforests, scenic clifftops, rock engravings and serene beaches, this stunning park offers visitors a chance to experience diverse landscapes and abundant wildlife. Our tours guide you through these captivating terrains while sharing the rich traditional knowledge of the native communities, emphasising the importance of conservation and the ongoing connection between land and culture.
How the day will run
Meet at the location provided
Everyone comes together for the Welcome Smoking Ceremony.
Introduce participants to each other and staff.
Introduction to Cultural Tour
Safety Briefing
Reflection
Price: $120 per person
$50 under 16
When: Sunrise ceremony 6am to 8am
Mid-Morning 10am to 12pm
Afternoons 1pm to 3pm
Duration: 2 hours
On Request:
Kuring-gai Chase National Park
This stunning coastal park is rich in natural beauty and cultural significance. It is renowned for its dramatic cliffs, pristine beaches, and diverse marine life. As you walk through Kamay Botany Bay, you'll discover historical sites that showcase the area's Indigenous heritage, including places of cultural connection and the site of the First Fleet landing.
One of the unique experiences offered here is our Whale Watching Ceremony In the months of May to June and August to November, a special event that celebrates the annual migration of whales along the coast. During this ceremony, participants are guided by knowledgeable Indigenous storytellers who share traditional stories and significance tied to the whales, emphasizing their cultural importance and connection to the ocean. This immersive experience not only provides a chance to witness these magnificent creatures but also deepens your understanding of their role in the ecosystem and Indigenous narratives.
The park also offers breathtaking views of the bay, opportunities for birdwatching, and exploration of unique ecosystems. Join us in Kamay Botany Bay National Park for an unforgettable experience that merges the beauty of nature with rich cultural traditions.
How the day will run
Meet at the location provided
Everyone comes together for the Welcome Smoking Ceremony.
Introduce participants to each other and staff.
Introduction to Cultural Tour
Safety Briefing
Reflection
Price: $120 per person
$50 under 16
When: Sunrise ceremony 6am to 8am
Mid-Morning 10am to 12pm
Afternoons 1pm to 3pm
Duration: 2 hours
Saturday:
Kamay Botany Bay Kurnell National Park
Kuring-gai Chase National Park is a breathtaking expanse of natural beauty, offering a unique blend of lush landscapes, sandstone ridges, and abundant wildlife. This park holds significant cultural importance to the local Aboriginal communities, featuring an array of Indigenous rock engravings and ancient sites that reflect their enduring connection to the land. As you explore Kuring-gai Chase, you’ll engage in guided experiences that delve into the traditional stories, practices, and ecological wisdom of the First Nations Peoples, enhancing your understanding of their rich heritage and the importance of preserving these sacred spaces.
How the day will run
Meet at the location provided
Everyone comes together for the Welcome Smoking Ceremony.
Introduce participants to each other and staff.
Introduction to Cultural Tour
Safety Briefing
Reflection
Price: $120 per person
$50 under 16
When: Sunrise ceremony 6am to 8am
Mid-Morning 10am to 12pm
Afternoons 1pm to 3pm
Duration: 2 hours
On Request
Private Tours & Corporate Packages
Immerse your team in one of the world’s oldest living cultures and unlock the potential for profound personal and professional growth. Our Indigenous tours and workshops are designed to elevate your corporate team-building experiences, providing a unique platform for leadership development and cultural connection. As your team engages with the rich traditions of Australia’s First Nations Peoples, they'll foster deep connections not only with the land but also with one another. These experiences encourage collaboration, enhance understanding among colleagues, and inspire innovative thinking. Participants will navigate shared challenges, embrace the wisdom of Indigenous leaders, and gain fresh perspectives that can transform team dynamics. This journey is more than just an outing; it’s an opportunity to cultivate leadership skills, enhance communication, and nurture a greater sense of purpose within your organisation.
How the day will run, will be a discussion with organisers on sessions approach, theme activities and location prior to the event.
Whale Watching
One of the unique experiences offered here is our Whale Watching Ceremony In the months of May to June and August to November, a special event that celebrates the annual migration of whales along the coast. During this ceremony, participants are guided by knowledgeable Indigenous storytellers who share traditional stories and significance tied to the whales, emphasising their cultural importance and connection to the ocean. This immersive experience not only provides a chance to witness these magnificent creatures but also deepens your understanding of their role in the ecosystem and Indigenous narratives.
