OUR GUIDES
See Australia anew with an Aboriginal guide leading the way.
Meet Australia’s ultimate storytellers
A primary means of passing on knowledge over generations, storytelling plays a key role in Aboriginal cultures. And no one can tell a story quite like Aboriginal guides, who are renowned for bringing ancestral stories to life, often with a hearty dose of humour.
Connect more deeply with Australia
Aboriginal guides have deep ancestral connections to the land, sea and waters of the Australian continent dating back more than 65,000 years, affording them a unique ability to interpret Australia in a way that other guides simply can’t.
Discover the diversity of Aboriginal cultures
Spend time with an Aboriginal guide, and you’ll discover that there is not one Aboriginal culture, but many, each group with their own customs and traditions. Expect to learn something new on every Aboriginal-guided experience.
At the heart of Discover Aboriginal Experiences is our passionate Aboriginal guides, each with a unique connection to Country.
From our Guides
I love to share my home, share our culture. It’s all about sharing with me.”
Terry Hunter, Borrgoron Coast to Creek Tours
We visit places where few others get to go. It should open your eyes and your mind.”
Mark Saddler, Bundyi Cultural Tours
Most people walk past significant Aboriginal sites in Sydney - until we show them where to look.”
Margret Campbell, Dreamtime Southern X
Learning about my culture and being able to share what I know has been amazing.”
Carleeta Thomas, wukalina Walk
Come Walkabout with us, learn the Kuku Yalanji connection to Country.”
Juan Walker, Walkabout Cultural Adventures
A lot of the time I have people on my tours who are in tears after seeing the art.”
Johnny Murison, Jarramali Rock Art Tours
You might also like
Discover the versatility of Australian bush foods
Join us as we explore the incredible world of native Australian bush foods with Dale Tilbrook from Dale Tilbrook Experiences.
Empowering Indigenous communities to share, practice and preserve their culture
Johani Mamid, owner and operator of Mabu Buru Tours, welcomes you to Broome / Rubibi in the stunning Kimberley region of Western Australia.
Discover Quandamooka Country
Elisha Kissick, a proud Quandamooka woman, invites you to experience the rich cultural heritage of Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island.
Aboriginal-guided tourism experiences provide a richer, deeper connection to Australia
Join us as we hear from Juan Walker of Walkabout Cultural Adventures, to discover why experiencing Aboriginal-guided tours is a must when traveling throughout Australia.
Elisha Kissick - Yura Tours
“It’s so important to empower our young people to be proud of their Country, and the unbelievable stories it holds.”
Steven Jacobs - In Culture Tours
“I am not afraid to tell people Indigenous stories and truths that they have never heard before."
Gary Creek - Flames of the Forest
“It’s very addictive to see how enlightened people become after watching a Flames performance.”
Corey Turner – Southern Cultural Immersion
“It’s been a fantastic and emotional journey to go from a sole trader to a thriving Aboriginal owned company.”
Bart Pigram – Narlijia Experiences
The Yawuru man from the Kimberley region of Western Australia tells a fascinating story of Country, community and culture on his daily Broome tours.
Dale Tilbrook - Dale Tilbrook Experiences
Dale Tilbrook needs little prompting to discuss her favourite topic, the native foodstuffs Australians call ‘bush tucker’.
Rob Hyatt — Koorie Heritage Trust
“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.
Margret Campbell — Dreamtime Southern X
Aunty Margret Campbell is the founder-owner and managing director of Dreamtime Southern X, which runs tours offering fascinating insights into the Aboriginal Dreamtime beginnings of Sydney/Warrane.
