Discover a deeper connection to country on an experience with an Aboriginal guide.
Discover a deeper connection to country on an experience with an Aboriginal guide.
From exploring labyrinths of ancient and contemporary rock art, to adventurous expeditions in mesmerising natural wilderness, a rich array of experiences is on offer in the Discover Aboriginal Experiences collective.
“The way you see my Country is different to how I see it. Some people are amazed, because they only had an impression of Aboriginal peoples on the street.”
Discover the rock art of the awe-inspiring Magnificent Gallery, on Quinkan Country in Far North Queensland.
Join us as we explore the incredible world of native Australian bush foods with Dale Tilbrook from Dale Tilbrook Experiences.
Johani Mamid, owner and operator of Mabu Buru Tours, welcomes you to Broome / Rubibi in the stunning Kimberley region of Western Australia.
Elisha Kissick, a proud Quandamooka woman, invites you to experience the rich cultural heritage of Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island.
Discover why Aboriginal-guided tourism experiences provide a richer, deeper connection to Australia.
“It’s so important to empower our young people to be proud of their Country, and the unbelievable stories it holds.”
“I am not afraid to tell people Indigenous stories and truths that they have never heard before."
“It’s very addictive to see how enlightened people become after watching a Flames performance.”
“It’s been a fantastic and emotional journey to go from a sole trader to a thriving Aboriginal owned company.”
Dale Tilbrook needs little prompting to discuss her favourite topic, the native foodstuffs Australians call ‘bush tucker’.
“A lot of visitors to the Koorie Heritage Trust have no idea what Aboriginal cultures look like in an urban setting,” says Rob Hyatt, the organisation’s cultural education manager.
