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Your Flinders Ranges & Australian Outback Specialists

Providing personalised scenic Australian outback tour packages since 2000

Flinders Ranges & Outback Tour Options

Departing on demand with a minimum of 2 passengers 

(any day of the week) 

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Flinders Ranges, Wilpena Pound Tours

3 day “Flinders Ranges Explorer” - (AHT007)

Flinders Ranges , Wilpena Pound & Arkaroola Tours

4 day “Flinders Ranges, Arkaroola Odyssey” - (AHT009)

Coober Pedy, Lake Eyre &  Flinders Ranges Tours

4 day “Outback Discovery Tour” - (AHT008M)

5 day “Amazing Outback Experience” - (AHT008ME)

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Ultimate Outback Tour, Birdsville, Innamincka, Coober Pedy 

& Flinders Tours

10 day “Ultimate Outback Tour” - (AHT010) 

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Welcome to Aussie Heritage Tours

Travel in the comfort of a modern, specially equipped, air-conditioned 4WD Station Wagon with your personal experienced guide. For your comfort we restrict numbers to four persons per vehicle. All tours include scenic flight and local 4WD adventure tour component. All meals, Motel, Resort, cabin accommodation with air-conditioning & ensuite facilities where available.

Tour information:

Tours depart on demand (date of your choice) with a minimum of two passengers from Adelaide, South Australia.

Pick up & drop off: From your Adelaide Central Business District accommodation.

Meals: Morning teas & lunches daily, two course dinners & continental breakfast included-

Payment Options:

Currently taking bookings with 10% deposit - and full payment 30 days prior to departure date. Preferred payment is by Electronic Funds Transfer. Cheques & credit card payment by arrangement. Privacy Statement: Australia has strict privacy laws, your personal information will be treated with the strictest of confidence, no information you supply will be given or sold to a third party.-

Aussie Heritage Tours: Is a South Australian Government accredited 

Tour operator, registered with the South Australian Tourism Commission & Licensed National Parks Tour Operator.  Vehicles are chauffeur plated and specially equipped for outback travel including satellite phones and uhf radios. Guides also have driver accreditation and Remote Areas First Aid accreditation.

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Aussie Heritage Tours

Paul and Astrid Keen

Quorn, Flinders Ranges SA

Australian: Telephone: 08 8648 6655

Mobile: 0428 48 66 55

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Phone: +61 8 8648 6655

Mobile: +61 428 48 66 55

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“Aussie Heritage Tours” 

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Flinders Ranges Tours

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CULTURAL AND HERITAGE TOURS AUSTRALIA

Cultural and heritage tourism in Australia provides an opportunity for visitors to delve into and gain an understanding of the country's fascinating past and present. Visitors can choose from a wide range of tours that take them to historic sites, such as the iconic Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. They can also go on a journey to the outback to see Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, and Kata Tjuta National Park, both of which hold great significance for the Indigenous people of Australia. Get in touch with our Travel Specialists for personalised recommendations based on your interests and preferences. 

Uluru-Kata Tjuta's Best Tour

• Flexible Touring
• 3 days/2 night Journey from Uluru to Uluru
• Hotel 4 star

The ‘Red Centre’ is home to some of Aboriginal Australia’s most sacred sites, including Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta. A region of vast de...

The ‘Red Centre’ is home to some of Aboriginal Australia’s most sacred sites, including Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta. A region of vast desert plains, jagged gorges & weathered mountain ranges this tour will truly take your breath away.

Contrasts of Northern Territory Tour

• Self Drive Tour
• 5 days/4 night Journey from Darwin to Darwin

Escape to the Northern Territory's red deserts, crystal-clear waterholes, and tropical wetlands. Discover the ancient Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks, witn...

Escape to the Northern Territory's red deserts, crystal-clear waterholes, and tropical wetlands. Discover the ancient Kakadu and Litchfield National Parks, witness crocodiles in their natural habitats, and learn about local Aboriginal communities. This tour offers a glimpse into the region's stunning landscapes and rich heritage.

12 Days of Quintessential Australia

• 12 days/11 night Journey from Melbourne to Sydney

Explore Australia's key urban sights and natural wonders including the Great Ocean Road, the Great Barrier Reef, the Blue Mountains and the 'Red Centre' includi...

Explore Australia's key urban sights and natural wonders including the Great Ocean Road, the Great Barrier Reef, the Blue Mountains and the 'Red Centre' including Uluru (Ayers Rock) & Kata Tjuta. Spending time in the bustling cultural hotspots of Melbourne and Australia’s most iconic city, Sydney, this tour has the perfect balance of it all!

15 Day AAT Kings Outback Adventure 2024

• Guided Coach Tour
• 15 days/14 night Journey from Adelaide to Darwin

Journey the length of Australia, exploring vibrant cities, the red sands of the desert outback, and lush national parks.

Now NZD$9,915

Length of australia ghan expedition.

• Journey Beyond Rail Expeditions
• 9 days/8 night Journey from Darwin to Adelaide
• Bed & Breakfast (B&B)

Australia's most beloved train journey, the Ghan Expedition will take you from tropical city, to the red desert heart of Australia, onto beautiful wine regions ...

Australia's most beloved train journey, the Ghan Expedition will take you from tropical city, to the red desert heart of Australia, onto beautiful wine regions and the heartwarming city of Adelaide.

Inspiring Journeys Kakadu's Ancient Secrets 24/25

Be awed by Australia's magnificent Top End, where you'll discover untamed waterfalls, vast wetlands, ancient culture and Dreamtime artwork. Explore Kakadu, an a...

Be awed by Australia's magnificent Top End, where you'll discover untamed waterfalls, vast wetlands, ancient culture and Dreamtime artwork. Explore Kakadu, an ancient landscape of billabongs, gorges and hidden canyons teeming with spectacular wildlife. Admire beautiful rock art and hear stories of the Dreamtime. Embark on an Inspiring Journey to the haunt of the Lightning Man, Aboriginal clans and the mighty crocodiles that roam Kakado's floodplains.

Sydney Showcase City Break

• 5 days/4 night Journey from Sydney to Sydney

Be immersed in the exciting city atmosphere and go off-grid exploring the beautiful surrounding regions of the Blue Mountains or Hunter Valley. Whatever your sc...

Be immersed in the exciting city atmosphere and go off-grid exploring the beautiful surrounding regions of the Blue Mountains or Hunter Valley. Whatever your scene, Sydney has it all!

Western Australia Ultimate Adventure Tour

• 13 days/12 night Journey from Perth to Perth

Home to world class wines, incredible natural landscapes and unique wildlife, this south-west roadtrip is an unforgettable experience.

Inspiring Journeys Outback Contrasts 2024

• 6 days/5 night Journey from Alice Springs to Alice Springs

Immerse yourself in the magnetic charm of the outback and relish spectacular views of the natural landscape. Witness the rugged landscape of the Red Centre and ...

Immerse yourself in the magnetic charm of the outback and relish spectacular views of the natural landscape. Witness the rugged landscape of the Red Centre and marvel at the ancient cultures that have cared for this land for generations. Experience the majesty of Uluru, Kings Canyon and view rock art dating back thousands of years, witness striking landscapes and be immersed in the stories of the Dreamtime.

Now NZD$5,700

Darwin & nature's way circuit.

• 10 days/9 night Journey from Darwin to Darwin

This iconic route explores the far-northern city of Darwin and the must-see outback wilderness areas of Kakadu, Litchfield National Park and Nitmiluk (Katherine...

This iconic route explores the far-northern city of Darwin and the must-see outback wilderness areas of Kakadu, Litchfield National Park and Nitmiluk (Katherine) Gorge.

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Forged by nature and spanning more than 400,000 square kilometres, Australia's world-famous Kimberley Coast features a treasure trove of towering, fractured iron-tinged red cliffs, torrential waterfalls, azure waters, hidden coves and caves, secluded white sand beaches perfect for expedition cruising. Explore magnificent reefs and encounter rare and endangered wildlife; experience indigenous customs, rock art and connections to ancient lands; and discover the area's rich history on a Kimberley cruise with Heritage Expeditions.

Best explored by expedition vessel, Kimberley cruises aboard the luxurious Heritage Adventurer allow an up close and intimate exploration and immersion of this rugged wilderness where guests are dwarfed by nature on an unfathomable scale.

Led by a team of on board experts and local guides, our authentic expedition cruises along the Kimberley coast have been carefully curated to showcase the Kimberley's finest including ancient Aboriginal rock art; natural wonders Horizontal Falls, Montgomery and Ashmore Reef and King George Falls; World War II history at Vansittart Bay; early explorer history at Colonial Bay; the Lacepede and Bigge Islands and more. Travel is aboard our luxurious 140-guest expedition ship Heritage Adventurer which gives guests the option to experience this incredible landscape ship cruising poolside, on one of the many outdoor decks and in the Observation Lounge, by fleet of 14 Zodiacs ensuring no guest is left on board, and by foot on special landings. We hope you will join us aboard Heritage Adventurer on an in-depth expedition cruise of Australia's Kimberley coastline and islands as we discover its unspoiled nature, primeval wilderness and cultural treasures.

Discover an ancient landscape like no other on a bucket list, intimate expedition cruise of the untouched beauty of Australia's iconic Kimberley coast.

Plan your Kimberley tour today. Questions or ready to book your Kimberley voyage? Please contact us today or call toll free and speak with a Kimberley Travel Specialist.

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Australia expeditions, kimberley explorer: expedition cruising australia's iconic kimberley coast.

Join pioneering small ship expedition cruise company Heritage Expeditions on a thrilling in-depth exploration of Australia's world-famous Kimberley Coast, one of the world's most pristine and untouched wildernesses, aboard our luxurious, 140-guest expedition ship Heritage Adventurer.

11 Aug 2024, 21 Aug 2024 27 Jun 2025, 12 Aug 2025, 22 Aug 2025

Seabirds & Cetaceans of Australasia: An Epic East Coast Pelagic 30% off selected cabins

Sail remote, uncharted Australian waters in the search for rare and elusive pelagic seabirds and cetaceans on this 9-day birding cruise passing Chesterfield Reefs, through the deep waters of the Coral Sea south to the edge of the Southern Ocean, all locations of an astounding diversity of seabirds.

15 Nov 2024

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6km from Newcastle Airport

1-hour Quad Bike Adventure Tour

with Sand Dune Adventures

Feel the need for speed? Jump on a quad bike to zip around the immense Stockton Beach Sand Dunes, part of NSW’s Worimi Conservation Lands, with an Aboriginal guide.

1.5 hour Aboriginal Culture and Sand Boarding Quad Bike Tour

This experience is as much about cruising around Stockton Beach Sand Dunes on a quad bike as it is about learning about the Worimi people. Sandboarding a bonus.

7km from Cairns Airport

2 Day Camping Edu-Tourism Group Experience

with Mandingalbay Authentic Indigenous Tours

Experience a Mandingalbay Yidinji welcome, smoking ceremony, guided bushwalk and more on a camping experience in the Mandingalbay Yidinji Indigenous Protected Area.

4km from Darwin

2 Day Luxury Tiwi Island Escape

with SeaLink NT - Tiwi Islands

Explore Tiwi Island's Aboriginal culture with an overnight package at Tiwi Island Retreat, including a ferry from Darwin and cultural experiences.

170km from Cooktown Airport

2 Night Tour 

with Jarramali Rock Art Tours

As well as discovering ancient Quinkan rock art with a Kuku-yalanji guide, be amazed by remarkable views over Cape York from Jowalbinna Bush Camp, where you spend two nights.

14km from Karratha Airport

3 Day Tour (Camping) - on request

with Ngurrangga Tours

On this 3-day tour you’ll discover George Gorge, Python Pool, Pyramid Hill, and more. Includes meals, camping, and park fees for an enriching experience.

250km from Darwin

3-Day Kakadu and Arnhem Land Tour

with Lords Kakadu & Arnhemland Safaris

From Fogg Dam Reserve to Yellow Water Billabong, see Kakadu and Arnhem Land in 4WD luxury. Enjoy an airboat ride, and visit remote Gunbalanya, Injalak Hill and Maguk.

255km from Darwin

4-Day Arnhem Land and Cobourg Peninsula Tour

with Venture North Safaris

Traverse Kakadu National Park by 4WD to Arnhem Land to glimpse ancient Aboriginal rock art. Camp on Cobourg Peninsula, then cruise the NT's largest marine park.

13km from Karratha Airport

4WD Tag-a-Long Tour

Jump in a 4WD with a Traditional Owner guide to see ancient Aboriginal rock art, visit sacred sites, hear traditional stories and forage for bush medicine and tucker.

4WD Tag-along Overnight Tour

Discover Milstream-Chichester NP, experience George Gorge's traditional tales. Camp under stars, learn celestial stories of Yindjibarndi.

5-Day Kakadu and Arnhem Land Tour

Discover the rich culture of Kakadu & Arnhem Land on this five-day safari. Explore Koolpin, Maguk, and Gunbalanya and stay at Davidson’s and Lords Safaris camp.

5-Day Kakadu, Arnhem Land and Cobourg Peninsula Tour

Take in Kakadu and Arnhem Land in a 4WD, glimpsing ancient rock art and exploring the NT's largest marine park by boat. Camp in comfort on the remote Cobourg Peninsula.

25km from Perth

Aboriginal Art and Dreamtime Stories

with Dale Tilbrook Experiences

Enjoy a hands-on dot painting experience as your Aboriginal guide, Dale Tilbrook, shares Dreamtime tales and insights into First Nations cultures.

1km from Sydney

Aboriginal Bush Tucker Tour

with The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney

Walk with your First Nations guide through the Cadi Jam Ora garden to discover Indigenous bush foods and learn how they were used traditionally – before sampling.

255km from Perth

Aboriginal Food, Culture, Cave & Didj Tour

with Koomal Dreaming

Identify traditional bush foods and medicine then journey into Ngilgi Cave for a live didgeridoo performance, Taste a delicious bush BBQ lunch with seasonal native flavours.

Aboriginal Harbour Heritage Tour

Join an experienced First Nations guide on a walking tour of the foreshore and discover the rich Gadigal heritage of the Royal Botanic Garden and Sydney Harbour.

1km from Melbourne

Aboriginal Heritage Walk – Group Tours

with Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne

Join an Aboriginal guide on an exclusive group tour of the gardens, discovering bush tucker and native medicines, traditional tools and ceremonies. (Tues, Thurs, Sun only)

Aboriginal Heritage Walk – Public Tour

Discover the gardens with an Aboriginal guide, and journey into the ancestral lands of the Kulin Nation. Join a ceremony, taste bush tucker and enjoy lemon myrtle tea.

11km from Wagga Wagga Airport

Aboriginal Special Places Tour

with Bundyi Cultural Tours

Look, smell, learn and immerse yourself in Wiradjuri culture as Mark Saddler shares his ancient Country and its many spectacular and significant sites.

Aboriginal Walkabout Tour

This leisurely walk around Wagga Wagga visits key Wiradjuri sites along the ancient Marrambidya Bila (Murrumbidgee River), where you may even meet the local wildlife.

Aboriginal Walking Tour – River Camp/Birrarung Wilam Walk

with Koorie Heritage Trust

Aboriginal guides lead a walk through the cultural centre to the Yarra River, visiting art installations and discovering the Aboriginal history of Melbourne/Narrm.

1km from Adelaide

Adelaide CBD Cultural Tour

with Southern Cultural Immersion

Discover the wonderful and tragic colonial history of Adelaide while visiting several sites and seeing the heart of the city from a First Nations perspective.

50km from Wilpena Pound Airport

Adnyamathanha Yarta – Welcome To Country

with Wilpena Pound Resort

Enjoy a traditional Welcome to Country by the Yura people, offering the chance to immerse yourself in Indigenous cultures and interact with the local Yura people.

Akarroo Adnya Adnyamathanha Rock Art Tour

Accompany an Adnyamathanha guide for a walk on Country to Akarroo Adnya (Rock), where your guide will share fascinating stories behind its ancient paintings.

253km from Darwin

Anbinik Kakadu Resort Self-Drive Tour

with Kakadu Cultural Tours

Choose from a wide range of accommodation options and spend your days enjoying 4WD adventure tours, wildlife cruises and more uniquely Kakadu experiences.

43km from Katherine Airport

Ancient Garlarr River Safari

with Nitmiluk Tours

Join Jawoyn guides for an intimate cruise through the first gorge of Nitmiluk, with a cultural presentation at an Indigenous rock art site and a swim in the gorge.

Arnhemlander 4WD Day Tour

Venture deep into Arnhem Land with an expert guide; meet Aboriginal artists at Injalak Arts Centre; view ancient rock art and visit billabongs teeming with birdlife.

5km from Kununurra Airport

Art Centre Tour

with Waringarri Aboriginal Arts & Tours

Tour with an Indigenous arts worker through the oldest Aboriginal art centre in WA. Enjoy a traditional welcome and learn about Miriwoong people, their art and culture.

4km from Broome

B1B Bungles Day Trek ex Broome

with Kingfisher Tours

Explore Purnululu from the air and on the ground with an Aboriginal guide. Visit Cathedral Gorge, The Domes, and Echidna Chasm. Scenic flight, tea and lunch included.

4km from Kununurra Airport

B7M Broome to Mitchell Falls

Experience the vast beauty of this country from the air with a scenic flight ex Broome to the Mitchell Falls for a ground adventure with Kingfisher’s local Aboriginal guides.

BB Bullo Station to Bungles Air Safari ex Darwin

Embark on a 4-night air safari with Kingfisher Tours from Darwin to Bullo Station and Purnululu National Park, guided by locals. Customisation options available.

1km from Halls Creek

BC Bungles (Purnululu) Tagalong Day Trek

Explore Purnululu with an Aboirginal guide navigating the epic dome maze into Cathedral Gorge. Self drive tour,

BC+ Bungles (Purnululu) Tagalong Day Trek Extended

Explore Purnululu with an Aboriginal guide. Visit Cathedral Gorge, The Domes, and Echidna Chasm. Self Drive Tour.

67km from Cairns

Bama Barrmal: Aboriginal Guide

with Walkabout Cultural Adventures

Travelling with a larger group? Hire your own transportation and then pick the Walkabout tour you’d like to complete – your Aboriginal guide will jump on board.

146km from Broome

Beagle Bay Cultural History Tour

with Kimberley Cultural Adventures

From Broome to Beagle Bay, learn about language while passing through Country. In Nyul Nyul, discover connections to Beagle Bay and explore the Sacred Heart Church.

Bespoke Private Touring

Tailored to you, a multi-day all-inclusive immersive experience, hosted and guided by Kingfisher’s Head guide, local Gija, Woolah woman.

350km from Darwin

Bespoke Safari with Cabin Stay

with Davidson’s Arnhemland Safaris

This comfortable stay suits families and couples who’ll spend their days enjoying Davidson’s range of activities like cultural walks, wildlife viewing and more.

Bespoke Safari with Deluxe Cabin Stay

Relax in luxury surrounded by the iconic Arnhem Land wilderness, where Davidson’s expert guides share the living history of the land and guide you to sacred sites.

Bolongs Dreaming Safari – group tour on request

Enjoy a two-gorge cruise including rock-art interpretation, basket weaving or didgeridoo playing, and swimming in mesmerising Nitmiluk Gorge.

76km from Cairns

Boomerang or Canvas Workshop

with Janbal Gallery

Unleash your creativity in the heart of Kuku Yalanji country, in a hands-on art class led by acclaimed local Aboriginal artist, Brian ‘Binna’ Swindley.

200km from Broome

Borrgoron Coast to Creek Tour

with Borrgoron Coast to Creek Tours

Learn about your Bardi guide Terry Hunter’s connection to Country as you forage for fresh oysters and more on this walking tour along the tidal flats of Cygnet Bay.

Borrgoron Culture and History Tour

Soak up the beautiful views of Cygnet Bay as your guide, Bardi man Terry Hunter, dives deep into the stories that shaped the pearling industry.

16km from Broome

Broome's Ultimate Aboriginal Culture Expedition

with Mabu Buru Tours

This three-day experience includes the Cable Beach Muwarrt talk, a cruise in Roebuck Bay, visit to Dampier Peninsula, the Wakaj performance, transfers and all meals.

2km from Sydney

Burrawa Aboriginal Climb Experience

with Burrawa Aboriginal Climb Experience

For a fascinating cultural perspective of an iconic landmark and its surrounds, summit the Sydney Harbour Bridge with an Indigenous storyteller guide.

25km from Uluru

Bush Food Experience

with Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia – Ayers Rock Resort

Learn about native Australian ingredients, ancient food preparation techniques and enjoy a demonstration of how these ingredients can be used in modern cooking.

8km from Uluru

Bush Medicine Workshop

with Maruku Arts

Senior Anangu ladies invite you to learn about the use of traditional bush medicine. Discover and sample native plants and their healing properties

Bush Tucker Talk and Tasting

Touch, taste, and smell traditional native snacks; discover Aboriginal agricultural practices and the secrets of living on the land according to the six Aboriginal seasons.

Bush Tucker and Rock Art Tour

Visit Country with a Traditional Owner for coastal foraging for native bush tucker, from berries to mud crabs. Be prepared to get hands-on (and a little dirty).

Bush Tucker and Wellbeing

Learn about the nutritional and healing properties of native food and medicinal plants from Wardandi Bibbulmun woman, Dale Tilbrook – and try them for yourself.

Listen to yarns told by Aboriginal storytellers about history, culture and traditional methods of foraging. You may even learn a word or two of Pitjantjatjara.

16km from Sunshine Coast Airport

Bushtucker Cruise

with Saltwater Eco Tours

Learn the stories of Queensland’s Sea Country on a relaxed, gourmet river cruise including a five-course meal showcasing fresh local seafood and native ingredients.

3km from Broome

Cable Beach Muwarrt

Discover Aboriginal culture, history and an explanation of creation beings by an Indigenous guide, alongside a song performance using traditional instruments.

Cicada Lodge

Check into this luxe, 18-room eco-lodge, owned and operated by the Jawoyn within Nitmiluk National Park. The perfect base to take a deep dive into Indigenous cultures.

304 km from Darwin

Cooinda Lodge Kakadu

with Kakadu Tourism

Owned by the local Indigenous community, this village-style property offers easy access to Yellow Water cruises, Jim Jim Falls, Twin Falls and Nourlangie.

Cossack Walking Tour

Explore Bajinhurrba with a Traditional Owner on an easy 700m cultural walk.

Cultural Tour of the Adelaide Botanic Gardens

Visit the Gardens with an Aboriginal guide, learn the First Nations history, discover native plants and uses, and explore the connection Aboriginal people hold with Country.

304km from Darwin

Culture of Kakadu

Be immersed in the true history and culture of the Murumburr people. Learn about art, bush tucker and life as it was and as it is now. Watch the sun set over Burrungkuy.

26km from Katherine Airport

Cutta Cutta Caves Nature Park

Venture 15 metres below the surface to explore the limestone Cutta Cutta Caves system, carved millions of years ago and amid a nature park brimming with wildlife.

1km from Cairns

Daintree Dreaming: Aboriginal Art and Culture

with Down Under Tours - Daintree Dreaming

Be inspired on guided walks through the Daintree and unleash your creativity in a class led by an Aboriginal artist at the Janbal Gallery.

Daintree Dreaming: Private Chauffeured Experiences and Group Tours

Delve deep into the ancient culture of the KuKu Yalanji people and immerse yourself in a hands-on experience.

Daintree Dreaming: Traditional Aboriginal Fishing

Discover the World Heritage Daintree National Park and learn how to catch bush tucker from a Kubirri Warra clan member on their traditional grounds at Cooya Beach.

Davidson’s Arnhemland Safaris

Retreat to the Arnhem Land wilderness at sacred Mt Borradaile, where there’s private cabins, barramundi fishing, Aboriginal rock art and floodplain boating to enjoy.

43 km from Katherine Airport

Sunrise is arguably the most dreamy time to visit two of Nitmiluk’s gorges, as you cruise the dawn glow casts cliffs in a fiery light. Quiet, calm and beautiful.

Kuku Yalanji guides show you the importance of Quinkan rock art at a remote and isolated site. You will see the art face to face with no barriers between you and the work.

2.1km from Cairns

Deadly After Dark – Sunset, Canapes and Culture - Fridays only

Embark on a sunset river cruise to the Mandingalbay Yidinji Indigenous Protected Area to experience Mandingalbay Yidinji culture and feast on seasonal delights.

Deadly Dinner - Group Experience

Designed for groups, this memorable alfresco dinner experience with Indigenous entertainment is hosted on a picturesque slice of Aboriginal land near Cairns/Gimuy.

Didgeridoo Cave Tour

Identify native bush foods and medicine on a walk to Ngilgi Cave. Deep inside the cave, listen to Dreaming legends and a moving didgeridoo performance.

8km from Shark Bay Airport

Didgeridoo Dreaming Night Tour

with Wula Gura Nyinda Eco Cultural Adventures

Enjoy Dreaming and the ancient sounds of the didgeridoo by a warm campfire under a blanket of stars, accompanied by a tasting of seafood and bush tucker.

Didgeridoo Workshop

Be enthralled by the enchanting sounds of the didgeridoo, and then try your hand at playing this traditional Aboriginal instrument. It’s not as easy as it looks.

Dot-Painting Experience

A fun and organic dot-painting workshop with a local Anangu artist. Learn about traditional art, symbols, tools and more to create your own artwork.

1.5km from Cairns

Dreamtime Dive & Snorkel

with Dreamtime Dive & Snorkel

Float into the Dreamtime on this Great Barrier Reef trip, as First Nations Cultural Guides share Creation stories and cultural knowledge along the way.

80km from Cairns

Dreamtime Gorge Walk

with Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia – Mossman Gorge Cultural Centre

Mossman Gorge is a spiritual place. Enjoy exclusive access to Kuku Yalanji land and hear stories of culture and traditions on a walk, then sample bush tea and damper.

100km from Sydney

Firescreek Aboriginal Storytelling and Wine Tasting Experience

with Firescreek Botanical Winery Aboriginal Experiences

Enjoy a taste of bush tucker, award-winning wines and traditional Aboriginal storytelling as an Aboriginal guide leads this memorable hands-on experience.

63km from Cairns

Flames of the Forest Aboriginal Cultural Experience

with Flames of the Forest

Savour a tropical dinner tour into the Port Douglas rainforest, where you’ll also learn about the world’s oldest surviving cultures surrounded by ancient scenery.

Flames of the Forest Private Dining Experience

Gather your favourite people together for a rainforest dining experience that’s a feast for every sense, featuring Dreamtime storytelling and didgeridoo music.

10km from Shark Bay Airport

Francois Peron National Park 4WD Adventure

The ultimate 4WD adventure exploring Francois Peron National Park with snorkelling with turtles, birdwatching and Aboriginal bush tucker experiences all included.

5km from Coffs Harbour Airport

Full-Day Cultural Tour: Paddle and Walk

with Wajaana Yaam Gumbaynggirr Adventure Tours

Combine a blissful stand-up paddleboarding tour with an insightful cultural walking tour, immersing you in Gumbaynggirr stories, language and bush tucker.

Full-Day Ngana Julaymba Dungay/We all going Daintree

Join your Kuku Yalanji guide on a rainforest walk, plus a visit to Mossman Gorge. Have a go at boomerang and spear throwing and, if you are lucky, catch a mud crab.

Full-Day Ngana Kulkinga Dungay/We all going Cape Tribulation

Head north of the Daintree to Cape Tribulation to discover Kuku Yalanji connections to Country, with guided walks revealing bush foods and medicines, and history.

Gallery of Central Australia (GoCA) – Guided Tour

This gallery is a platform for the Indigenous community to share their stories and cultures through art, whether sculptures and installations, print or paintings.

1.5km from Sydney

Ghurryungun – Welcome to Country

with Dreamtime Southern X

Be accepted into Sydney/Warrane’s heart with a smoking ceremony – an ancient Aboriginal ritual that invites the ancestors to guide and protect you on your journey.

Group Aboriginal Cultural Tour

Join an experienced Aboriginal guide on a tailored walking tour and discover the rich Aboriginal heritage, flora and fauna of the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney.

Guided Garden Walks

Explore the flora of Ayers Rock Resort’s gardens with an Aboriginal guide, and discover how Traditional Owners lived using the bush for food and medicinal purposes.

287km from Darwin

Guluyambi Cultural Cruise on East Alligator River

Soak up the serene scenes of croc country as your Aboriginal guide offers insights into First Nations cultures, bush tucker, spirituality and traditional hunting.

685 km from Halls Creek

HCB1+ Halls Creek Bungles Day Trek Extended

Explore Purnululu with an Aboriginal guide. Visit Cathedral Gorge, The Domes, and Echidna Chasm. Scenic flight, tea, lunch, and return flight included.

Half-Day Ngana Julaymba Dungay/We all going Daintree

Discover coastal habitats, bush foods and traditional medicine. Collect shellfish, try traditional hunting practices, and visit Mossman Gorge for a walk and swim.

Half-Day Ngana Kulkinga Dungay/We all going Cape Tribulation

Learn about Kuku Yalanji connection to Country, with guided walks, bush foods and medicines, traditions and history between Port Douglas and Cape Tribulation.

9km from Shark Bay Airport

Hamelin Pool 4WD Tour

Explore South Peron's beauty, from Stromatolites to Shell Beach and beyond. Discover marine wonders and stunning ocean views along remote tracks.

Hands on Country Eco Tour

Cruise across Trinity Inlet to experience a warm Mandingalbay Yidinji welcome, a smoking ceremony, a guided bushwalk and more on traditional Aboriginal land.

289km from Darwin

Hawk Dreaming Wilderness Lodge Self-Drive Tour

40km from Katherine Airport

Helicopter Scenic Flights

Soar over three, eight or 13 dazzling gorges in a helicopter, or take in Edith Falls. Some flights can be upgraded to include a remote landing at 17 Mile Valley.

IK3N Iconic Kimberley Air Safari ex Darwin or Broome

Immerse yourself in the Kimberley's most iconic destinations! Stay and adventure in Purnululu and Mitchell Falls National Parks, hosted by Custodians for country.

Illi-Langi – The Rocks Aboriginal Dreaming Tour

Feel the ancient heartbeat that pulses through Sydney/Warrane as your Aboriginal guide reveals the Dreamtime wisdoms embedded in and around the harbour.

260km from Melbourne

Indigenous Culture and Nature Tour

with Worn Gundidj @ Tower Hill

Gain an insight into traditional culture and practices on an Aboriginal-guided tour of a spectacular wildlife reserve in Victoria’s oldest dormant volcano.

Kakadu Adventure Tours

Get off the beaten track and discover Kakadu’s wild heart by 4WD discovering local swimming holes and gorges and learning about the history and culture of the land.

Kakadu Billabong Safari Camp

Stay in a safari-style tent on Traditional Owner's lands, immersing yourself in the local culture, guided by the knowledge and stories of the land's traditional custodians.

300 km from Darwin

Kakadu Full Moon Feast

Explore Kakadu, dine with the local Cooinda family, savour Indigenous cuisine, learn about Murumburr community, enjoy a star presentation, storytelling and didgeridoo.

290km from Uluru

Karrke Aboriginal Cultural Tour

with Karrke Aboriginal Cultural Experience & Tours

Marvel at the intricacies of Aboriginal handicrafts, including traditional necklaces and clap sticks, and learn the secrets of bush medicines and native tucker.

Kaya Cape Experience

Learn about the Wadandi peoples’ connection to the Cape to Cape region on a guided walk around Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse followed by an interactive cultural session.

Kayak and Wildlife Adventure

Join a guided kayaking and snorkelling adventure through sheltered bays and mangroves spotting turtles, dugongs, dolphins, stingrays, birds and much more.

Koolpin Gorge: Kakadu and Arnhem Land

Exploring Kakadu and Arnhem Land in a luxury 4WD, your four-day adventure visits Koolpin Gorge (be prepared for a hike), Yellow Water Billabong, Gunbalanya and more.

334km from Melbourne

Kooyang Yana | Kooyang Walk | Full Day Tour

with Budj Bim Cultural Landscape Tourism

Discover the history of Budj Bim Cultural Landscape from creation and ancient aquaculture to now, visiting the National Park, Kurtonitj IPA and Tae Rak (Lake Condah) wetlands.

Kuluyampi Explorer – Journey Beyond

Cruise through Nitmiluk’s first gorge, before grabbing a canoe to paddle as far as you can – will you make it to the fifth gorge? Cool off in rain-fed swimming holes.

Kuniya Walk – Cave Art Tour

Gain insights into life at Uluru, hear Kuniya Tjukurpa (stories) and see Tjukuritja (stories set in stone). Explore three caves and bush foods with an Anangu guide.

Local History and Culture

Guided by Wardandi Bibbulmun woman Dale Tilbrook, you’ll learn about traditional Aboriginal life, ancient spirituality and the Dreamtime, and taste bush tucker.

M7 Mitchell Falls (Punamii-Uunpuu) Tagalong Day Trek

This self drive day trek, allows campers and visitors to the national park to fully immerse themselves in this magical place and be safely guided through the renowned trail.

Malappar Traveller

Cruise through Nitmiluk’s first gorge, learning about Jawoyn culture, before jumping into canoes to paddle second and third gorges at your leisure, dwarfed by cliffs.

1km from Broome

Mangrove Discovery Experience

with Narlijia Experiences Broome

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Roebuck Bay’s mangroves and mudflats with Aboriginal guides sharing the culture and history of Broome/Rubibi and the bay.

Marralam Cultural Day Tour on Legune Station

Join a day tour with Kingfisher Tours from Kununurra to Legune Station, crossing into the Northern Territory for cultural immersion, gorges, and more.

254 km from Darwin

Mercure Kakadu Crocodile Hotel

Nestled in the Kakadu wilderness and featuring its own Aboriginal art gallery, this croc-shaped hotel is a great base for exploring Ubirr and the Mamukala Wetlands.

Mirima National Park Walk

Walk among the ancient escarpments of Mirima National Park, exploring rock-art sites with Aboriginal Elders and learning about bush foods, history and artefacts.

Nabilil Dreaming Sunset Dinner Tour

Come sunset, cruise through two Nitmiluk gorges enjoying a Jawoyn cultural experience, plus a candlelit three-course dinner and glass of sparkling wine.

Ngilgi Cave Cultural Tour

Explore Ngilgi Cave, including a haunting didgeridoo performance, then discover bush foods and medicines, plus the art of traditional fire lighting and tool making.

Ngurrungurrudjba (Yellow Water) Camp Tents

Budget styles camping tents set out for two. beside the scenic Ngurrungurrudjba (Yellow Water) billabong.

Nitmiluk Cabins

These one- and two-bedroom self-contained cabins are centrally located to explore Nitmiluk National Park. Niceties include air-con, balcony, cooking facilities and TV.

Nitmiluk Campground

Centrally located adjacent to the Nitmiluk Gorge entrance, these unpowered and powered campsites have access to amenities blocks, laundry, pool and outdoor kitchens.

Nitnit Dreaming Two Gorge Tour

Explore two of Nimiluk’s gorges, with your cruise offering insights into ancient rock art, basket weaving and didgeridoo playing. Plus, the chance for a swim.

Overnight Tour

Journey into one of the world’s most remote wildernesses, where you’ll visit the ancient Quinkan Rock Art gallery, camp under the stars and sample bush tucker.

25km from Cairns

Pamagirri Aboriginal Experience

with Pamagirri Aboriginal Experience at Rainforestation Nature Park

This in-depth insight into Indigenous culture includes a dance performance and a Dreamtime Walk, with boomerang and spear throwing, and didgeridoo playing included.

Pamagirri Art

As a souvenir to take home, create a small canvas or paint a boomerang under the guidance of an experienced Pamagirri artist. Only available for groups and school excursions.

Pamagirri Rainforest Walkabout

Join a Pamagirri guide to dive deep into Aboriginal culture, including customs, Totems, rainforest survival and more, against the backdrop of lush tropical rainforest.

Pamagirri Yarning Circle

For larger groups, the Pamagirri Yarning Circle offers open conversations with a guide, exploring traditional culture to modern Indigenous life.

15km from Karratha Airport

Premium Rock Art Tour – Nganjarli (Afternoon Tour)

Explore Murujuga National Park, with the highest concentration of rock art in the world, and discover 40,000-year-old petroglyphs created by the Yaburrara people.

Private Aboriginal Walking Tour – River Camp/Birrarung Wilam Walk

Private tours to the Yarra River with an Aboriginal guide can be tailored to include additional cultural talks and tour of the Koorie Heritage Trust’s Aboriginal art.

Private Aboriginal Walking Tour – Scar Tree Walk

Walk to the Yarra River with a guide, visiting art installations and learning Aboriginal history. Continue to Yarra Park to glimpse culturally significant ‘scar trees’.

1km from Darwin

Private Charters

Tailor-made group and individual 4WD tours through Kakadu and Arnhem Land might include wilderness trips, cultural and photographic safaris, and fishing tours.

Enjoy a private Aboriginal-guided tour of Broome/Rubibi and Roebuck Bay, including Dampier Creek, mangrove forests and mudflats, while hearing stories about life here.

5km from Cairns

Private Exclusive Heli Tour

Fly over mighty rivers, land on ancient sandstone escarpments, and explore the UNESCO Quinkan Rock Art Gallery, home to over 450 pieces of art.

Private Touring

Create a bespoke itinerary to cover your interests: art and craft galleries, guided walks, pristine waterfalls, bird and wildlife watching or Aboriginal sites.

Private touring options are available for all tours. Enjoy a unique private tour exclusively guided by Josh Whiteland, cultural Custodian of the Wadandi people.

Private Twilight Didgeridoo Cave Tour

Rock Art Tour - Yaburrara (Morning Tour)

Join a Traditional Owner along the Yaburrara Trail to see ancient rock art by the Yaburrara people. Visit shell middens and sacred sites, and enjoy spectacular views.

Rubibi (Broome) Bushtucker & Culture Tour - on request

Discover bush foods and medicine plants, learn about Broome's history, experience a private didgeridoo performance and get hands on with some traditional Nyul Nyul artifacts.

Rubibi (Broome) Cultural Tour

Dive deep into Broome’s cultural past, discovering bush foods, medicine plants, experiencing a didgeridoo performance and getting hands on with Nyul Nyul artefacts.

SEIT Daintree Rainforest - Aboriginal Art and Culture

with SEIT - Daintree Rainforest

Experience Mossman Gorge on the Ngadiku Dreamtime Walk, learn Aboriginal painting skills, and soak up the Daintree’s wonders on guided rainforest walks.

SEIT Daintree Rainforest - Traditional Aboriginal Fishing

Learn how to catch coastal bush tucker and explore the Daintree Rainforest on private trails that reveal the Kuku Yalanji peoples' special connection to the ecosystem.

SEIT Patji – A True Aboriginal Experience

with SEIT - Patji

This 4WD adventure through the Red Centre includes sunset enjoyed on a private sand dune overlooking Uluru and Kata Tjuṯa, with stories from Traditional Owners.

Sacred Canyon Yura Mulka Cultural Walk

Join an Adnyamathanha guide into Sacred Canyon to discover the cultural significance and ancient rock engravings from the perspective of the Traditional Owners.

Saltwater Cultural Tour

Immerse yourself in Indigenous cultures on a Traditional Owner-led cruise on the peaceful Mooloolah River, including a delicious bush tucker-inspired lunch.

Sharing Our Country Safari – group tour on request

Take a three-gorge cruise including rock-art interpretation, basket weaving or didgeridoo playing, and a chance for a refreshing swim in Nitmiluk Gorge.

74km from Adelaide

Southern Cultural Tour

A bus tour visiting significant Kaurna cultural sites, encouraging open and honest dialogue about developing pathways in working together for future generations.

Stand-up Paddleboard Tours

Explore Shark Bay’s sheltered bays, where the red sand from the desert meets the blue waters of the ocean. Have fun while floating through spectacular landscapes.

80km from Coffs Harbour Airport

Stand-up Paddleboarding Tour

Learn all about Gumbaynggirr Country while paddling the waterways of the Coffs Coast’s Solitary Islands Marine Park. Three locations reveal different stories.

Stargazing Tour

Discover the celestial wonders above and the rich cultural tapestry below on a Stargazing Boat Tour on Yellow Water billabong.

Steep Point Wild West Camping Safari

This 2-day 4WD journey includes coastal exploration of WA’s wild west coast, beach camping, seafood feasts and didgeridoo beneath starry skies.

Sunset Tour

Salute sunset with the sounds of the didgeridoo and a taste of delicious homemade damper and bush food. Indigenous guides showcase Miriwoong art, culture and history.

Tae Rak (Lake Condah) Guided Cultural Walk

A guided tour of Tae Rak (Lake Condah) telling the Gunditjmara creation story, the lifecycle of eels and the aquaculture systems designed to trap and harvest eels.

Tae Rak Aquaculture Centre Café

The café is part of the state-of-the-art Tae Rak Aquaculture Centre facility. Meals, coffee and cake are served, alongside a retail space.

20km from Katherine

Tales & Traditions

with Top Didj Cultural Experience & Art Gallery

Experience a smoking ceremony, bushtucker/medicine walk, Aboriginal culture, fire-lighting, spear-throwing, plus NT's finest Aboriginal art and didgeridoos for sale.

A four-course dinner highlighting native ingredients on a dune under the Southern Desert sky with views of Uluru. Creation stories and didj performances entertain.

Taste of Wiradjuri Cultural Tour

Visit Kengal and more sacred sites as your Aboriginal guide, Mark Saddler, shares his knowledge of Wiradjuri life and language, and serves up a barbecue lunch.

The Wakaj Experience

This traditional dance known as Maru! Is performed by The Pintirri Dancers at sunset, accompanied by Karajarri songs, stories about Dreamtime, with a side of damper and tea.

Timeless Land Three Gorge Tour

This cruise lasts four hours, but travels back thousands of years in time through three Nitmiluk gorges. Discover ancient rock art, then take a dip at a waterfall.

Tiwi by Design

Cruise from Darwin/Gulumerrdgen to Bathurst Island for a Welcome to Country ceremony and damper and a cuppa with your Tiwi guide. Enjoy an art class.

Tungatt Mirring | Stone Country | Half Day Tour

Discover the history of Budj Bim Cultural Landscape, exploring the National Park and Lake Surprise and Kurtonitj IPA, where guides reveal Indigenous Gunditjmara culture.

Twilight Didgeridoo Cave Tour

Identify native bush foods and medicine on a twilight walk to Ngilgi Cave. Deep inside the cave, listen to Dreaming legends and a moving didgeridoo performance.

Ultimate Luxury Safari Adventure

Your luxury 4WD journey into Kakadu and Arnhem Land visits Fogg Dam Reserve, Gunbalanya and Maguk Gorge, with stays at Bamurru Plains and other luxe lodges and camps.

Under the Stars Night Tour

Journey through landscapes and engage in the living traditions of the local Aboriginal people of the area during this unforgettable evening under the stars.

WW Waterfall Wanderer 4WD Tour ex Kununurra

Explore the hidden waterfalls of Kununurra and surrounds with Kingfisher Aboriginal guides. Discover art, bush botanicals, and stories of Country on this 4WD tour.

Warradjan Aboriginal Cultural Centre

Developed by Kakadu’s Traditional Owners, Warradjan tells the tale of those who’ve lived in the area for millennia, featuring remarkable displays and artefacts.

13km from Adelaide

Warriparinga Cultural & Historical Tour

Aboriginal guides lead you on this interactive tour of Warriparinga grounds and wetlands, where you’ll learn the history of the site and its traditional cultural significance.

Wilpena Pound and Ikara Safari Camp

Check into resort rooms, glamping safari tents, powered campsites, unpowered bush campsites with access to a restaurant, bar, pool, store, petrol and more.

Wilubidy/Francois Peron National Park Camping Safari

Camp on the beach, watch wildlife, forage for bush foods and savour a campfire dinner to the sounds of the didgeridoo and Aboriginal Dreaming Stories.

Wintjiri Wiru After Dark

Anangu share the Mala story, from Kaltukatjara to Uluru, through a drone, sound and light show designed and produced by RAMUS.

Wintjiri Wiru Sunset Dinner

Wintjiri wiru twilight.

Enjoy Aussie wine and cheese while marvelling at the beauty of Uluru's silhouette at dusk. Drones, lights, traditional music and language bring this Mala story to life.

Wiradjuri Culture and Winery Private Tour

On this intimate tour you’ll learn about Wiradjuri culture, visit a brewery and a goldmine, and enjoy an exclusive lunch and wine-tasting.

Wiradjuri Motorcycle Tour - Full Day

Explore Wiradjuri culture on a full-day guided motorcycle tour around Wagga Wagga. Visit sites, learn, and enjoy an exclusive winery visit with lunch.

Wiradjuri Motorcycle Tour - Half Day

Discover Wiradjuri culture on a half-day motorcycle tour in Wagga Wagga. Explore sites, learn about culture, and connect with the Wiradjuri people.

World Heritage Walking Tour

Explore stunning coastline and wildlife on this 3-day walking tour of two national parks located in the Shark Bay World Heritage area.

4.5km from Sydney

Wyanga Malu – Tour by Coach

Explore Sydney/Warrane with Aboriginal guides and discover five sacred sites hidden in plain sight, including ancient rock engravings.

305 km from Darwin

Yellow Water Cruise

Be awed and enthralled as your Bininj guides reveal the remarkable flora and fauna of this scenic billabong in the heart of sacred Kakadu National Park.

58km from Moruya Airport

Yuin Retreat

with Ngaran Ngaran Culture Awareness

Discover Dreaming stories of Djirringanj Country, the heart of the Yuin Nation. Experience ceremonies, guided walks, healing sessions, Aboriginal dining and more.

Yura Undyu – Our Culture, Your Culture

This leisurely walk with an Aboriginal guide takes you to Old Wilpena Station, one of South Australia’s oldest and best preserved pastoral settlements.

1km from Launceston

wukalina Walk

with wukalina Walk

What a way to dive into the palawa history of northeast Tasmania/lutruwita, hiking with local guides, staying in exclusive accommodation and enjoying amazing food.

It’s often who you meet when you travel to Australia that stays with you. Aboriginal guides are no exception. They bring a unique cultural insight to the lands and history of Australia through their stories and ways of life. And they’re a friendly bunch, ready to welcome you onto Country, and share their knowledge with you. Choose an Aboriginal-guided experience, and discover why they are so unforgettable.   

Where To Go

Aboriginal cultures continue to thrive across Australia, from the red deserts of the outback to our buzzing capital cities, in lush coastal rainforests and beyond. And opportunities to experience these cultures with Aboriginal guides abound. So no matter which corner of Australia you are inspired to visit, there is likely to be an Aboriginal-guided experience available nearby to make your trip more memorable. 

From Our Guests

Seeing the Great Barrier Reef through Indigenous eyes was a transformative experience.” Melissa Bromley, Guest, Dreamtime Dive & Snorkel

It’s a coast I've visited many times, but it’s now etched in stories and culture.” Andrew Bain, Award-winning Journalist & Author

From the unrivalled harbour views to the fascinating Aboriginal stories, it was just wonderful.” Jacqui Vincent, Guest, Burrawa Aboriginal Climb Experience

The cultural element of this tour is what makes it special including the spectacular environment” Olivier Mercien-Ferol, Guest, Sand Dune Adventures

Fantastic, the guide, the experience, the landscape!” Adil Hmami, Aussie Specialist Trainer, France, Kakadu Cultural Tours

Josh’s digeridoo performance was literally spine tingling.” Ruth Mintern, Guest, Kaya Cape Experience

Juan’s interpretative Daintree tour opened my eyes to Kuku Yalanji sacred lore and storytelling.” Susan Kurosawa, Acclaimed Australian Journalist

Travelling deep into sacred lands and prolific wilderness make this a trip of a thousand memories.” Georgia Rickard, Editor at large, Virgin Australia

Walking on Country with a Traditional Custodian connected me to Australia in a whole new way. ” Sarah Reid, Australian Travel Writer of the Year

The Karrke tour opened my eyes to the unique way of life of Indigenous peoples in the Red Centre.” Jana Frawley, Editorial Director, Escape (Australia’s #1 Travel Publication)

23 Jan 2024

Discover Aboriginal Experiences launches 4 member case studies on sustainable tourism for Earth Day 2024

A collective of quality, authentic, Aboriginal-guided tourism offerings, Discover Aboriginal Experiences (DAE) is delighted to launch four case studies on collective members going to extraordinary lengths when it comes to sustainable tourism, whether that relates to protecting the environment, community, culture – or all three.

How to experience regenerative travel on an Aboriginal tour

More than ever, tourists are conscious of the impact their presence has on the landscapes they visit – particularly when they’re travelling to fragile, far-flung environments. Welcome to ‘regenerative travel’, the concept of leaving a place better than you found it and the next step in sustainable travel.

Meet the women leading the Aboriginal tourism charge

Much of the growth in Aboriginal cultural tourism has happened in the years since Sydney/Warrane hosted the 2000 Summer Olympic Games, and many credit Aunty Margret Campbell with spearheading the movement. An Elder from New South Wales’ Dunghutti-Jerrinja Nation, Margret has seen a huge shift in awareness over the last two decades.

Discover Aboriginal Experiences launches exciting trade and media offerings

Journalists and trade can take a deep dive into the DAE collective via the freshly launched 2024 Discover Aboriginal Experiences Media Kit, which contains a comprehensive portfolio of stories and ideas to inspire features and offer insights into Australia’s rich history and the world’s oldest living cultures.

Discover Aboriginal Experiences welcomes five new members

From Broome in Western Australia to a World Heritage-listed site in Victoria, the five newest members in the Discover Aboriginal Experiences portfolio offer a range of eye-opening experiences lasting from a few hours to a few days.

26 Sept 2023

Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park

Seeing Uluru in a new light

by Natasha Dragun

We were there when Wintjiri Wiru launched in May this year, and enjoyed a fascinating panel discussion about the show.

23 June 2023

Meet our newest member: Mandingalbay Authentic Indigenous Tours

From Cairns in Tropical North Queensland, Indigenous rangers take guests on an immersive ride to explore this country through Aboriginal eyes.

22 Feb 2023

Understanding Aboriginal etiquette

by Fleur Bainger

Did you know it’s impolite in Aboriginal cultures to look someone directly in the eye? Or that shaking hands isn’t always the done thing? How about that it’s taboo for women to play the didgeridoo?

5 globally sought-after travel experiences elevated by Aboriginal guides

Australia lays claim to a world-renowned suite of tourism experiences. But it’s not as well known that many of these bucket-list activities can be experienced with an Aboriginal guide.

Uncover the deep cultural significance of Aboriginal place names

For more than 65,000 years, Aboriginal place names have carried knowledge passed down through generations. They’re symbolic of the Indigenous relationships to, and appreciation for, the land and water.

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Frequently asked questions.

Discover Aboriginal Experiences is a collective of quality, authentic Aboriginal guided tourism experiences showcasing the world’s oldest living cultures. 

This flagship suite of extraordinary Aboriginal experiences is part of Tourism Australia’s Signature Experiences of Australia program that promotes outstanding and inspiring experiences that capture the very essence of Australia.

The name of the collective was informed by the strong international recognition of the term ‘Aboriginal’ and its association with Australia, though all references to Aboriginal peoples on the Discover Aboriginal Experiences website should be assumed to include Torres Strait Islander peoples where relevant.

Aboriginal Australia is made up of dozens of different 'Nations’, each with their own culture, customs, language and laws. This means that no two Aboriginal experiences are the same, so you’re guaranteed to learn something new on each and every tour, from ancient sustainability practices to cultural stories linked to the local landscape.  

There’s also an incredible diversity of Aboriginal experiences to choose from. Whether you prefer relaxed walking tours, or an exhilarating quad-biking adventure is more your style, Aboriginal tour options come in all shapes and sizes, and last from less than an hour to multiple days.

The Australian outback is well known for its Aboriginal experiences, but you don’t have to go bush, as we say in Australia, to get a taste of Aboriginal cultures. Aboriginal experiences are available all over the country, all year round, including in major cities.

Aboriginal experiences offer fantastic opportunities for families of all kinds to learn together and bond, with many experiences including hands-on activities young ones will love.  

Aboriginal guides are warm, welcoming and extremely generous of spirit. They are also incredible storytellers, with a knack for bringing landscapes to life through evocative tales bound to enthral kids big and small.

Cultural exchange is at the heart of Aboriginal experiences, with questions welcomed on all tours. Your guides may not always have the answers, but no questions are off-limits if posed respectfully.

Remember to ask permission before taking photographs of Aboriginal people or cultural sites.

Simply search for tours on the Discover Aboriginal Experiences website, then click through to book directly with the operator.

An Aussie Specialist has the knowledge and experience to help you plan and book an Aboriginal-guided tour as part of your trip to Australia. Search for a travel agent here  .

Many Aboriginal operators are equipped to cater to guests with restricted mobility and other special needs. Most companies also offer private tours that can be tailored to your needs; enquire directly with the operators.

Tours and experiences offered by Discover Aboriginal Experiences operators are continually evolving. Contact operators directly for more information about their current offerings.

Check with your operator for specifics, but if your tour is outdoors, comfortable walking shoes, adequate drinking water and sun protection are essential. A willingness to listen, learn and have fun will serve you well on any Aboriginal tour.

The Australian Government no longer requires international travellers to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination status to enter Australia. Some Discover Aboriginal Experiences operators may have COVID-19 health requirements of their own; contact operators directly to check.

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Heritage Harbour Cruises

Climb aboard the heritage motor launch harman  (c.1943) for a unique 1 hour cruise on sydney harbour..

The Westside Stories Highlights Tour shows the transformation of Sydney Harbour from a major working port into one of leisure.

See the remaining vestiges of the working waterfront as you’re taken deep into the bays and coves, west of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Highlights include Rozelle Bay where many of the city’s historic vessels are being restored; see where Palmolive and Protex soap was made; be visually transported to ‘Scandinavia’ by multi-coloured harbour front workshops, and unlock what the name Ultimo means?

Booking Information

• Tickets are in high demand for Heritage Harbour Cruises on Harman. Reserve your spot in advance online for only $10.
• Subject to availability there may also be spots available on the day of your visit. These spots are free with the purchase of a See It All ticket. See front of house staff on day of visit.

Conditions of Boarding

• Due to safety requirements children must be at least 90 cm tall to board the vessel.
• On arrival, please check in with our front of house staff and they will inform you where Harman is departing from. Please arrive at least 10 minutes before departure.
• Please wear sensible footwear and dress appropriately for the weather on the day - a windproof jacket may be useful.
• Tickets can be purchased online in advance or on the day (pending availability) from the main museum foyer or Action Stations ticket desk.
• The vessel is licensed to carry a maximum of 24 passengers.
• If, in the opinion of the Master on the day in the event the wind or sea state is deemed unsuitable for the comfort of passengers, an alternate tour may be offered or the cruise will be cancelled and passengers refunded.

Presented by the Australian National Maritime Museum in partnership with the Sydney Heritage Fleet.

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Choose a 7 day respite from the pressures and pace of a demanding life

all inclusive pp / twin share

Single Supplement part available – $520. Special Discounts apply to this tour. Early Bird price reverts to the Regular Price 6 months prior to each tour departure date.

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Be revitalised by a 7 day journey through dramatic scenery and world heritage wilderness, as it nurtures moments of mindfulness in all who visit..

An unsurpassed offering of scenery and habitats ranging from snow gum forests at 1564m, to sub-tropical wilderness reaching out to beaches of the Pacific Ocean.

Visit National Parks of the Border Ranges, Mt French, Girraween, Bald Rock, New England and Oxley Wild Rivers, Waterfall Way plus impressive Coastal Rivers, Capes and Headlands – best experienced feet first with short guided walks.

The tour and pricing can be customised to a 4 or 5 day exclusive private group (2 or 3 guests) journey on request. Itinerary and price by arrangement. Enquire today!

2025 departures now available. Register now for your priority reservation and advanced releases.

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Tour Highlights

Call it an escape, a retreat or simply “chilling out”, this is your chance to allow the distracting simplicity and curious complexity of nature to offer its “healing” during a short personally deserved holiday.

• Visit grand landscapes of extruding granite monoliths, boulders and slabs
• Gaze into dramatic gorges and waterfalls carved into the Oxley Wild Rivers National Park and high country
• Stand on the vertical rim of an extinct volcano surrounded by curtains of air plants and mystic moss gardens, home to Antarctic Beech trees 3000 years old
• Enjoy a chance meeting with local residents including the Superb Lyrebird, Peregrine Falcon and Wedge-tailed Eagle. The endangered and shy Brush-tailed Rock Wallaby, or the Spotted Tail Quoll
• Savour an early dawn rising for a memorable Pacific sunrise. Climb the Headlands and Capes of a striking coastline
• Find your own renewed energy in the intensely beautiful big rivers and “rainbow country” preferred by alternative life-stylers, drawing energy from the natural environment

Your journey of world heritage experiences starts with a quick escape from the city into the scenic rim and ranges defining the border between Queensland and New South Wales

• Departing from Brisbane or the Gold Coast, you’ll travel through a rich tapestry of hinterland and lifestyle seeker farming lots towards the village of Boonah with the ever presence of the Scenic Rim drawing near
• Learn a little of Brisbane, chosen as a penal settlement, local exploration by a tyrant commandant, early pioneering endeavours and conflict with the Indigenous population
• From Mt French National Park assimilate the volcanic creation of a world heritage range and subsequent millions of years of weathering to form the current but changing landscape
• Journey through lush forests between mountain peaks bearing springs and the headwaters of Australia’s longest and historic inland river system - the Darling River
• A series of 4WD creek crossings through the remote Condamine Gorge lead to the Darling River basin.
• Enjoy a short loop trail walk in mixed habitats to view the Queen Mary Falls plummeting over its volcanic barrier.
• Experience a close encounter with some of our colourful fringe rainforest birds – parrots, rosellas, satin bower birds and wrens.
• Settle in to your hide-away accommodation for sunset refreshments and a tour briefing

Accommodation

Quality remote self contained cottages, private rooms / shared facilities

Cafe style M/Tea, tailgate bush picnic lunch

Verandah restaurant dinner at overnight cottages

Driving:  141 kms in 4 relaxed stages over the full day

Walking:  2 short walks each approx 45 min on formed National Park trails, the second including a 1 km steady climb

Today you’ll enter the granite belt for an inspirational walk to the summit of a grand monolith and then immerse yourself in the legends and folklore of the historic town of Tenterfield

• You’ll travel along remote back roads toward the largest granite monolith in the southern hemisphere, diverting to an historic stone fruit growing and wine producing region for a unique tea break in a local farm shed
• Contemplate the life on the run of “Thunderbolt”, one of our legendary bushrangers, visiting one of his hideouts and learn of his gentlemanly ways, hero following and questionable demise
• Enjoy a 2 hour return trail walk to the summit of the Bald Rock monolith offering amazing 360 degree views of the granite belt which stretches for 400 kms across two States
• Enter the historic township of Tenterfield, where the impassioned speech of an English immigrant turned politician, Henry Parkes, led to the “birthplace of the nation”
• There is much to explore in this township set around bush legends and folklore, our First Nations peoples, Australia’s fondest bush poet Andrew Barton “Banjo” Paterson, scoundrel from the Boer War, Breaker Morant, the Tenterfield Saddler and his grandson, broadway star Peter Allen.

Country motel with spacious en-suite rooms - 2 nights

Cafe style M/Tea at farm shed, Cafe lunch and A/Tea

Evening motel restaurant dinner

Driving: 123 kms in 3 relaxed stages throughout the day

Walking: Relaxed roaming at features plus 2.5 kms / 2 hour return ascent and descent of granite monolith on formed National Park trail

An active day offering a number of walking options on undulating and climbing national park trails.

• Walks will range from 2 to 4 hours each, to features creatively described as Castle Rock, Turtle Rock and The Sphinx or follow the granite slabs lining Bald Rock Creek to The Junction
• Discover an evolutionary landscape of massive granite outcrops, large angular tors and precariously balanced boulders. Explore in, around and under this fascinating world
• The story unfolds of the interdependent connection between rock, soil, flora, fauna and humans
• Enjoy the showcase of spring wildflowers and foraging honey eating birdlife leading to Girraween being defined as the “place of flowers”
• Girraween National Park is also the merging point of ranging wildlife and birds from all points of the compass and habitats

Country motel with spacious en-suite rooms

Motel restaurant breakfast and dinner

Walking sustenance

Picnic tailgate lunch. Cafe A/Tea

Driving:  50 kms local access

Walking: Optional 2 walks on formed National Park trails each of 2 to 3 hrs, the first over undulating terrain and a short moderate climb, the other flat and easy

Travel to the highest points of the New England Tablelands and the heritage, educational hub of Armidale surrounded by pastoral dynasties and bordering pristine world heritage National Parks

• Pass through the acclaimed Celtic hub of Australia, complete with its own “standing stones”, small towns lined with the autumn displays of willows and elms
• Contemplate the conflict and terror between European settlers and Aboriginal peoples where cultural differences led to tragic local massacres
• Enter historic Armidale with its cold climate gardens and parks and institutions of higher regional education.
• Take an afternoon walk to the rim of a dramatic gorge and falls in the Oxley Wild Rivers National Park where we’ll search for the endangered and shy Brush-tailed Rock Wallaby and follow the haunting cries and powerful flight of Peregrine Falcons nesting seasonally on the precipice of the 120m ravine.
• Visit some of Australia’s wealthiest Merino wool growing regions where dynasties hosted royalty and pioneering settler families were so moved to build a chapel and extraordinary memorials to their fallen family heroes
• Pause in the tiny town of Uralla and reflect on a childhood of connective experiences which has led to the establishment of your tour host, Nature Bound Australia

Quality en-suite rooms at our tour base

Cafe style M/Tea and lunch

Dinner at motel restaurant

Driving:  219 kms in 4 stages

Walking: Relaxed roaming at various feature stops and a 45 min 2 kms walk easy grade on formed National Park trail in the afternoon

An early start for an immersive day in world heritage environments appealing to all your senses, mindfulness and wonder

• Discover tortuous gorges carving their way into the Great Divide escarpment and plummeting waterfalls
• Search for our largest bird of prey, the Wedge-tailed Eagle, soaring up to 2000 metres on the thermals or detect the shuffle in the bush of an Echidna, one of our unique living fossils
• Enjoy a 2 hr walk along undulating trails to view two of Australia’s most dramatic ravines and gorges
• Find yourself on the wilderness edge of the world heritage New England National Park, a reserve of high geological significance, diversity of habitats, plants and animal species
• Impenetrable ridges of volcanic origin dating back 500 million years protect dense sub-tropical rainforest through to high country snow gums and a windswept plateau of stunted heath. 1000 plant species are protected here
• Be on the alert for a chance meeting with a Superb Lyrebird or a Spotted-tailed Quoll
• Enjoy the high-point panorama stretching over 75 kms of trackless wilderness to the rolling waves of the Pacific Ocean
• Deep in the cool temperate rainforest you will discover remnant examples of the ancient Antarctic Beech Trees, thousands of years old, having direct link to the super-continent of Gondwanaland, 125 million years ago
• Follow the “Waterfall Way” to the twin drops of Ebor Falls before a winding back roads descent from the Great Divide onto the vividly picturesque farming and rain forested plateau of Dorrigo, then finally our retreat for the night, the alternative life-styler’s town of Bellingen

Country motel ensuite rooms

Motel restaurant breakfast

Tailgate M/Tea, A/Tea and lunch

Dinner at village restaurant

Driving:  170 kms in 6 stages

Walking:  2.5 kms return / 1.5 hr walk on undulating formed National Park trail

Optional 2.5 kms / 3 hr National Park rainforest trail with a few challenging scrambles over boulders - ok for moderately fit

Optional 3.00 kms / 2 hrs National Park fire trail walk with slight grade variations

From the eclectic village of Bellingen you’ll arrive at the Pacific coastline and follow scenic back country roads and then a faster highway run to the sea and riverside holiday town of Ballina

• Arrival on the Sawtell headland to view the South Pacific Ocean for the first time presents an extraordinary change in emotion from the world heritage seclusion 24 hours earlier - time to celebrate the beauty and contrast of Australia
• enjoy the scenic country way from Coffs Harbour to Grafton (home of the Jacaranda Festival) and lunch at the tiny historic port of Ulmarra on the mighty Clarence River
• Wander along the foreshores of Ballina enjoying some late afternoon free time before our tour ending celebration dinner
• Early to bed for our traditional pre-dawn rise to witness sunrise over the Pacific, beneath one of the oldest lighthouses (1866) on this spectacular coastline.

Quality riverside motel with ensuite units

Tailgate or random cafe M/Tea, A/Tea

Riverside Hotel counter lunch

Village restaurant dinner

Driving:  268 kms in 5 stages

Walking:  Roaming at various travel breaks, features and serendipity moments

Today your tour concludes with wonderful moments of inspiration on iconic headlands and in the peaceful retreat of a regional art gallery celebrating the life of one of Australia’s most adored artists

• After the mindfulness moments of a spectacular sunrise you’ll return for a Ballina breakfast
• Conclude the tour with some iconic headlands including a short stroll onto Lennox Head and chance sighting of hundreds of hang-gliding enthusiasts who gather, taking a leap into the thermals
• On to Cape Byron the eastern most landfall of the Australian mainland, at legendary Byron Bay. The “Byron”, as it is affectionately known, is the retreat for alternative life-stylers and hide-away celebrities
• Time for a relaxed stroll along the iconic beaches and over the headlands on constructed pathways to the Cape Lighthouse
• Here you will overlook extraordinary beaches and precipitous slopes down to rolling azure waves, a chance viewing of sea turtles or rays, dolphins at play and (in season) migrating whales.The nearest landfall north is Siberia, south the Antarctic ice mass and east, Chile
• Finally, enjoy a drive through the lush “rainbow country” of artisans for a sedate visit to a regional art gallery with compelling images both inside and out. Where friends of highly acclaimed artist, the late Margaret Olley, have left her indelible mark on Australia with a complete presentation, in comprehensive detail, of her home and creative retreat

Tour concluded. End of tour accommodation or early evening home flight pre-arranged with tour guests - not included in tour

Early restaurant breakfast

Walking sustenance M/Tea

Beach village cafe lunch

Coffee Shop A/Tea

Driving:  100 kms in 4 stages

Walking:  Roam at various feature stops plus two Headland walks the first 1.5 kms return easy, the second an optional 4 kms return on beach and formed paths with 4 short climbs for moderately fit

Best Value Inclusions

• All accommodation
• All meals with breakfast, lunch and min 2 course dinner with choices
• Morning and afternoon teas.
• Glass of wine with dinner if you wish
• Spontaneous travel treats and refreshments.
• Tour transport and naturalist guides
• All National Park entry fees
• All feature entries
• Tenterfield historic precinct entry
• Informative travel reference kit
• Use of on-board reference materials and facilities
• Personalised pre-tour planning advice to maximise your enjoyment of the experience
• What we don't include:
• Expenditure of a personal nature
• Pre and post tour travel and accommodation arrangements
• Travel and comprehensive contingency insurance

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History & Heritage Tour & Cruise of Australia with Jim Haynes

• Includes Accommodation, Guided Sightseeing, A selection of entertainment & meals
• 31 October 2024
• Perth, Swan Valley, Mandurah, Margaret River, Fremantle, Bunbury, Busselton, Albany, Adelaide, Hahndorf, Melbourne, Hobart and Port Arthur to Sydney

PRE CRUISE TOUR

Post cruise tour, tour highlights.

• Welcome dinner
• Travel on Queen Elizabeth
• Private coach tour, offering panoramic view of Perth
• Visit Maragert River
• Whaling museum that details the history of whaling in Albany
• Join Jim with his presentation about Australia history
• Hahndorf - Australia’s Oldest German Town
• Tour city of Melbourne
• Seight seeing in city of Hobart
• Visit Tasmanian Devil Conservation Park
• Travel on Queen Elizabeth in the selected cabin category
• All meals, entertainment and service charges on Queen Elizabeth
• Private activities on board Queen Elizabeth
• Accommodation in four star hotels in Fremantle, Margaret River and Fremantle including breakfast daily
• Sightseeing tours in Perth, Albany, Adelaide, Melbourne, Hobart & Port Arthur
• Welcome dinner in Perth, lunch at a winery in the Swan Valley, seafood lunch in Mandurah, lunch at Leeuwin Estate, two dinners in Margaret River
• Tour leadership, history talks and presentations by Jim Haynes
• Tour management by a Travelrite International Tour Manager
• Port and handling charges on Queen Elizabeth
• Cruise taxes
• Onboard gratuities

Clothing on board Queen Elizabeth

During the day casual clothing is typical, although shorts and swimwear are not permitted in the formal restaurants. There are some nights at sea classified as formal for dress purposes. Nights in port are classified as informal. During the evening on formal nights, a dinner suit or dark suit for gentlemen and eveningwear for ladies is required for the main restaurants. Smart casual attire is required in the public lounges and restaurants

Don’t worry about coming alone

About a third of people on the cruise travel alone. We will match people in twin-share cabins when available, saving you the single supplement. There will be group activities most days. Each evening you will dine with the group at our reserved tables.

The advantages of the Queen Elizabeth Cruise

The cruise is fully escorted and is a fun holiday with plenty of activities. You will meet a fun group of people and have a fabulous time!

Queen Elizabeth

Queen Elizabeth is sleek and contemporary with the most advanced technological features and luxurious appointments. The Queen Elizabeth continues the heritage of cruising of the 1930s and the great Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth 2 and Queen Mary 2. The great traditions of fine service, food and entertainment continue better than ever. Enjoy the facilities of the gourmet restaurants, swimming pools, the casino, theatres, the cinema, computer and internet access, the Health and Spa Club, seven bars and much more. Take part in the multitude of daily activities that include numerous lectures on an array of topics, the regular musical performances, ship sports and much more. A voyage on Queen Elizabeth is an experience to be savoured and remembered!

JIM HAYNES OAM is one of Australia's most prolific and successful author/ historians. Before becoming a professional entertainer, song writer and verse writer in 1988, Jim taught writing, literature, history and drama in schools and universities from outback New South Wales to Britain and back again. In 2016, he was awarded the Order of Australia Medal for 'services to the performing arts as an entertainer, author, broadcaster and historian'.

Jim is a first-generation Aussie whose mother migrated from the UK as a child during the Depression. His father arrived on a British warship at the end of World War II, met his mother and stayed. ‘My parents always insisted we were Australian, not British,’ says Jim.

Originally educated at Sydney Boys High School and Sydney Teachers’ College, he taught for six years at Menindee, on the Darling River, and later at high schools in northern New South Wales and in London. Jim has also worked as a nurse, cleaner and sapphire salesman and was a professional entertainer and recording artist for 25 years. He has two degrees in literature from the University of New England and a master’s degree from the University of Wales in the UK. He has written and compiled 33 books and released many albums of songs, verse and humour.

From 1990 to 2015 Jim was busy touring as a recording artist and entertainer. He has also worked on ABC Radio and Sydney commercial radio for over 30 years. In 2001, he joined 2UE to create an Australiana segment for a new program with George Moore & Paul B Kidd, which ran until 2019. 2UE merged with the Macquarie Network in 2016 and the program switched stations to 2GB. Jim is now on 2GB Weekends with Michael McLaren on Sundays, Luke Grant Overnight on Friday mornings and with Harvey Deegan on Remember When, on 6PR in Perth. Jim lives in Moore Park, Sydney, with his wife Robyn.

DAY 1 Thursday 31 October 2024 Perth Our adventure begins with a private coach tour, offering panoramic views of Perth's key landmarks— from the Governor's Residence and Parliament House to the esteemed Perth University. Following our exploration, we'll head to our centrally located hotel in Perth. Cap off the day with a delightful Welcome Dinner, providing the perfect setting to connect with fellow tour members and engage with your host, Jim Haynes.

DAY 2 Friday 1 November 2024 Perth Today we travel to the Swan valley. We visit the Guilford Gaol and learn about the bushranger Moondyne Joe and warrior and resistance fighter Yagan. We then have a wine-tasting and lunch at a local winery before returning to Perth.

DAY 3 Saturday 2 November 2024 Margaret River Today we travel south of Perth and first visit Mandurah. We take a cruise to see the amazing dolphins in the area and have a sumptuous seafood lunch. In the afternoon we visit the longest wooden pier in the world at Busselton before we check into our hotel in Margaret River. We later enjoy an included dinner

DAY 4 Sunday 3 November 2024 Margaret River This morning we visit Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse in a beautiful location overlooking the sea. We then visit the Jewel Cave for a tour before visiting Cape Leeuwin Estate for a very enjoyable wine tasting and lunch. We then return to our hotel. Tonight we have an included dinner the hotel.

DAY 5 Monday 4 November 2024 Fremantle This morning we visit the city of Bunbury, the second largest in Western Australia. We then continue on to Fremantle where we visit the Shipwrecks Museum which houses many historic treasures from the time of the Dutch exploration of the West Coast. We then check into our hotel in Fremantle.

DAY 6 Tuesday 5 November, 2024 Embarkation This morning we will visit the Fremantle Prison built in the 1850s by convicts. It was used as a place of incarceration and punishment for almost 140 years. We will then visit the WA Maritime Museum which details the fascinating maritime history of the state. Early afternoon we are transferred to the port of Fremantle where we will embark on the Queen Elizabeth.

DAY 7 Wednesday 6 November, 2024 Day at Sea Our first day at sea to explore the fabulous facilities of this magnificent ship. This afternoon join Jim for a fun presentation on the the ANZAC convoy from Albany

DAY 8 Thursday 7 November, 2024 Albany Today we arrive in Albany, on the shores of the Southern Ocean. Albany is the oldest European settlement in Western Australia and was a major whaling station. We enjoy a tour of Albany and surrounds, including the Mt Clarence Desert Corp Memorial and Padre White Lookout, for amazing views of Albany. We will also visit the National ANZAC Centre, which honours the ANZACS of the First World War. It overlooks the actual harbour from which over 41,000 men and women departed Australia for the First World War. We then visit the Whaling museum that details the history of whaling in Albany

DAY 9 Friday 8 November, 2024 At Sea A day at sea to explore the fabulous facilities of this magnificent ship. This afternoon join Jim for another presentation – Western Australia – The Land Nobody Wanted

DAY 10 Saturday 9 November, 2024 Day at Sea A day at sea to explore the fabulous facilities of this magnificent ship. This afternoon join Jim for his presentation: South Australia – Land Free of Convicts.

DAY 11 Sunday 10 November, 2024 Adelaide This morning, after a city tour of Adelaide, we visit Hahndorf - Australia’s Oldest German Town. Settled in 1839 by Lutherans fleeing religious persecution in Prussia, Hahndorf was named after the ship’s captain Hahn, whilst dorf is German for village. We then visit The Cedars, the house and studio of renowned artist Hans Heysen.

DAY 12 Monday 11 November, 2024 Day at Sea A day at sea to explore the fabulous facilities of this magnificent ship. This afternoon join Jim for his presentation – The Vandemonian History of Victoria

DAY 13 Tuesday 12 November, 2024 Melbourne This morning we arrive in Melbourne and have a tour of the city. Melbourne, which was originally going to be named Batmania, after founding father John Batman. We visit the famed MCG and the Australian Sports museum. We then visit the CBD where we see some of the famed laneways that now contain art, modern bars and cafes. In addition we see the exciting and controversial Docklands precinct. In the afternoon we will visit the National Gallery of Victoria to view the Australian Impressionism exhibit.featuring many of the iconic works for which the gallery is famous – in the Joseph Brown Collection. We then return to the ship

DAY 14 Wednesday 13 November, 2024 Day at Sea A day at sea to explore the fabulous facilities of this magnificent ship. This afternoon join Jim for his presentation – The Amazing Life of Matthew Flinders

DAY 15 Thursday 14 November, 2024 Hobart Today we call into the city of Hobart. We will visit Constitution Dock, Salamanca Place, the Tasmanian Maritime Museum and the Allport collection of nationally significant Tasmanian colonial paintings, furniture and colonial artefacts. Then Battery Point, on to Cascade Brewery and Mount Wellington.

DAY 16 Friday 15 November, 2024 Port Arthur Today Jim will take us to visit the Port Arthur Historic Site. It is a UNESCO World Heritage-listed site. With over 30 historic buildings to discover across 40 hectares, Port Arthur offers the most insightful look into the early convict history of Tasmania. We then visit the Tasmanian Devil Conservation Park where we meet some notoriously bad-tempered and increasingly rare marsupials.

DAY 17 Saturday 16 November, 2024 Day at Sea A day at sea to explore the fabulous facilities of this magnificent ship. This afternoon join Jim for another fun talk on interesting aspects of Australian history. Today Jim will present on Sydney’s Amazing True History.

DAY 18 Sunday 17 November, 2024 Sydney This morning we arrive into Sydney and disembark the ship. The cruise concludes.

NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE

• Flights to Perth. Please talk to our travel consultant about special deals.
• Travel insurance.
• Additional travel arrangements not detailed in the itinerary. These will be quoted for separately.
• Lunches when not on the ship.

Indian Pacific available from Sydney to Perth departing Sydney 23 October and arriving Perth 26 October. Gold Service from $3185 per person single and $3640 per person twin-share.

GENERAL INFORMATION AND BOOKING CONDITIONS

International touring can involve a considerable amount of walking and stair climbing in the places visited and it is important that all tour participants have a level of physical fitness that allows them to take part in this activity without the need of assistance from others.

TOUR OPERATOR: Travelrite International Pty Ltd (ABN 64 005 817 078) is the tour organiser. Queen Elizabeth is operated by Cunard Cruises and the cruise arrangements are subject to the terms and conditions and general information detailed in the 2024 brochure. All passengers must complete the cruise personaliser on the Cunard Cruise website and complete and sign the Travelrite International booking form

DEPOSIT AND PAYMENT: A deposit of $900 per passenger should be sent with a completed Travelrite International booking form that lists your requested cabin category. As soon as the booking is confirmed, (usually within 24 hours), a cruise confirmation advice will be posted to the client. The confirmation advice will contain all details. Final payments are due to be paid to Travelrite International 90 days prior to the commencement of the fly/cruise. A 1.5% administration fee will be added to payments made by credit card.

REFUNDS: The cruise is based on arrangements which do not allow for any refunds in respect to sightseeing, accommodation, meals or other services not utilised after the tour has commenced.

TRAVEL DOCUMENTS: All passengers will require a valid passport with six month validity. If not an Australian passport holder check with Travelrite International for visa requirements.

TRAVEL INSURANCE: Adequate travel insurance is highly recommended to cover cruise members for the consequences of unforeseen events during the cruise and for cancellation fees which could result from events such as illness, accident, death etc.

BAGGAGE: Passengers qualify for 20kg free baggage allowance on flights to the cruise.

MINIMUM TOUR NUMBERS: The cruise arrangements have been made on the basis of a minimum number of passengers travelling. In the event that less than the required number of passengers have confirmed their booking 90 days from the date of departure, Travelrite International reserves the right to cancel the tour, giving a full refund of monies paid, or offer arrangements to proceed with the tour at a modified fare.

TOUR PARTICIPATION: Children under 5 years of age are ineligible on coach & cruise tours. Children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by an adult. Passengers with disabilities are welcome on Travelrite & Cruise Offers tours provided they are accompanied by a companion capable of providing all necessary assistance, and do not require special assistance from Travelrite & Cruise Offers personnel. Travelrite and Cruise Offers reserves the right to refuse to carry anyone if it is felt the individual cannot cope with the requirements of coach & cruise tour travel and who may require services and facilities that Travelrite & Cruise Offers cannot guarantee will be available. You agree to not hold the Travelrite & Cruise Offers responsible for any decision made by any of them or any service provider to refuse to carry you, provide any facilities or accommodation to you or to provide any service to you.

RESPONSIBILITIES: Travelrite International Pty Ltd is the tour organiser. Travelrite International Pty Ltd, its agents, officers, affiliates, and/or suppliers of services pursuant to, or in connection with these fly/cruises, shall act only as agents in making arrangements for hotels, transportation, including transportation by ship, restaurants, or any other service and do not assume any liability whatsoever for any injury, damage, death, loss, accident or delay to person or property due to an act of negligence or a default of any hotel, carrier restaurant company or person rendering any services included in fly/ cruises, or by act of God. Further, no responsibilities are accepted for any damage or delay due to sickness, pilferage, labour disputes, machinery breakdown, quarantine, government restraints, weather, terrorism or other causes beyond their control. No responsibility is accepted for any additional expense, omission, delays, re-routing or acts of any government authority. Baggage is at owners’ risk throughout the fly/cruise. The passage contract between the carriers concerned, when issued, shall constitute the sole contract between the carriers and the purchasers of this fly/cruise and/or the passengers. The right is reserved to withdraw any fly/cruise and/or make such changes in the fly/cruises as may be found desirable or necessary for the convenience of the parties and the proper carrying out of the fly/ cruise. This contract shall be construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Victoria, Australia and any legal action must be taken in the State of Victoria. Attention is also directed to the terms and conditions of Cunard Cruises cruise passage contract, detailed on the Cunard Cruises website.

DELAYS AND UNFORESEEN EVENTS: You engage Travelrite to book this tour on your behalf and you acknowledge that Travelrite acts as your agent for the purpose of making contracts between you and the various providers of accommodation, transportation and other services that comprise the tour. Travelrite may without reference to you provide or make available to you, or may as your agent engage any third party to provide or make available to you, any good or service which Travelrite reasonably believes is necessary for your benefit to maintain the tour itinerary,repatriate you or otherwise accommodate, transport or sustain you in circumstances in which the tour itinerary fails wholly or partly for any reason. You appoint Travelrite your attorney for this purpose. You agree to pay Travelrite any cost thereof and you indemnify Travelrite in respect of any cost it incurs in this regard. Travelrite advises you to obtain travel insurance generally including in respect of the risk that any such good or service may become required.

HOW TO BOOK: Bookings can be made by completing a booking form and sending it with a deposit of $900 per person to:

Travelrite International Pty Ltd 423 Whitehorse Road Balwyn, Victoria 3103

Further information can be obtained by telephoning Toll Free: 1800 630 343 Phone: (03) 8803 6868 Email: [email protected] www.travelrite.com.au

ABOUT TRAVELRITE INTERNATIONAL: Travelrite International Pty Ltd is a well-established travel company which has been marketing throughout Australia for over 30 years and operating in Victoria for more than 35 years. It has two offices at Balwyn and Heathmont which are also accredited with IATA and ATAS No.A10538. As such they directly represent the major airlines of the world and all major domestic and international hotel, cruise, tour and transport operators. Travelrite International Pty Ltd is a full member of the Australian Federation of Travel Agents – AFTA.

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The Historic Village Herberton’s country setting provides a picturesque location for bus tours. Within our region there are several other attractions as well as quaint shops and inviting restaurants making it the perfect destination for day trips or a weekend getaway.

Private Australian Heritage Tour

 Rain, hail, or shine, this tour departs from Cairns at 8 am, stopping to admire the views from renowned lookouts with spectacular views of the Coral Sea, waterfalls the rainforest and the city of Cairns right up to the Northern Beaches.

Visit the part of the oldest rainforest in the world, and learn about the diverse indigenous heritage of the Djabugay, who are the traditional Aboriginal people of the Rainforest in this area.

Are you hungry? Maybe a Devonshire morning tea included in the price of your tour at one of the Tablelands best Cafés is the order of the morning. Whatever your taste we’ll arrange it for you.

Before we arrive at Historic Village Herberton we discover the Atherton Tablelands massive contribution it played in the 2nd World War.

Now comes the highlight of the day – a self-guided tour of the Historical Pioneer Village in Herberton, plus an old fashioned cooked lunch. Choose from a selection of home cooked country style meals, made fresh and to your dietary requirements.

After lunch, feel free to take in some more of your favourite attractions at the village, including vintage cars, steam operated machinery, the old print shop, chemist, sweet shop, boot maker, school, blacksmith, vintage garage toyshop and so much more.

If time prevails, we visit the Herberton Mining Museum to discover how the town became famous for its large tin deposits. You can also try your luck at tin mining.

Next it’s time to follow the very scenic Crater Valley and Herberton Ranges along the highway to Mt Hypipamee and be overwhelmed with the depth and sight of an ancient crater formed thousands of years ago. Along the way discover the hidden truths about the land’s rich Indigenous heritage, and learn about the historical timber, railway, mining, war and dairy industries of the early pioneers.

By late afternoon it’s time to enjoy the sunset as you wind your way gently down through the steaming rainforests of the scenic Gillies or Kuranda ranges towards Cairns. Take a vote on the day, weather permitting, as to which way you return home, arriving back in Cairns at approximately 5:30 pm.

Inclusions: • Guided tour of the Historic Village Herberton plus free time • Learn about indigenous heritage of the Djabugay • Visit part of the oldest rainforest in the world • All entrance fees, morning tea, and lunch included. • Stop at the Herberton Mining Museum (time permitting) • Travel the scenic Crater Valley and Herberton Ranges to Mt Hypipamee

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Aboriginal Tours in Sydney for Everyone

By joining one of these Aboriginal tours in Sydney, you will have the opportunity to learn more about the rich culture of the First Australians. Many people consider Australia to have a very short history; however, Aboriginal Australian’s have occupied this land for over 60,000 years. Their history is rich with art and stories that are inspiring and interesting.

At the time of European settlement, Aboriginal people had been living in the Sydney region for at least 40,000 years and possibly much longer, so while our city might be young, the history of its first people is not. If you want to learn more about Australia’s indigenous culture on your visit to Sydney, there are plenty of options. While many people think the best place to find out about Aboriginal culture is in outback Australia, you can learn much about indigenous Australia from these experiences in Sydney.

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First Australians – Guided Tours & Self Guided Tours

There are a handful of guided tours and self guided experiences that will help you get an beginner’s understanding of Australia’s indigenous culture in just a couple of hours. I have taken all of these tours and learnt something from each one.

Take a walk through the Cadi Jam Ora Gardens which display the plants used for food and medicine by the Cadigal people, the first inhabitants of this part of Sydney. Walk the 50-metre long Gadigal storyline with interpretation panels that note historical incidences and are very informative.

There is a native shelter, some beautiful grass trees and plenty of signs and labels. It’s a great spot to explore, but if you have some extra time, the tours offered will help you better understand Aboriginal culture.

Along with the self guided experiences there are two guided tours offered:

On an Aboriginal Heritage tour you explore the captivating beauty and history of Sydney Harbour from the perspective of the local Gadigal people. Your guide is a member of the First Nations community.

They share stories of the Gadigal way of life, traditions, and give you an insight into their profound connection to this land and their community. It’s a chance for you to see Sydney Harbour in a whole new light, through the eyes of its original custodians.

These one hour tours are offered Thursday-Saturday from 1-2pm and depart from the visitors centre.

If you are keen to learn more about Indigenous bush foods this is a great choice. Discover how these foods were not only traditionally used but also adapted for modern culinary experiences.

During this one-hour tour, you explore the Cadi Jam Ora garden and delve into some of the trendiest bush foods currently making waves in the culinary world. Plus, you’ll have the chance to savor some delicious treats along the way!

These one hour tours are offered Thursday-Saturday from 11am -12pm and depart from the visitors centre.

Bookings are essential for these tours. Visit the  Royal Botanic Gardens  for more details.

When: Every Thursday, Friday and Saturday Where: Both tours starts from the Gardens Gift Shop

The Yiribana Gallery at the Art Gallery of NSW is home to the largest permanent collection of Indigenous Australian art in Australia, and amazingly entry is free!

The collection includes both traditional and contemporary works by aboriginal artists and features bark painting, sculpture, weaving, prints, photography and watercolours.

Free tours depart from the Entry Pavilion on the ground level of the North Building.

When: Free guided tours of the Aboriginal collection at 11am daily. Where: Art Gallery Road, The Domain More: Visit the Art Gallery of NSW  for more details.

If you are interested in the culture and history of the first Australians, then this museum is worth a visit. There is a good range of interactive exhibits that are suitable for both adults and children. Listen to dream time stories, learn about the Stolen Generation, view a collection of boomerangs, didgeridoos, and other artefacts.

The exhibit includes the problems aboriginal communities face both in the past and today, something which most Australians don’t talk about. Their website is a background for learning more about indigenous culture.

Join a guided tour featuring objects from the Australian Museum’s extensive collections, led by a knowledgeable First Nations guide. This 45 minute tour is offered on Wednesdays, Saturdays & Sundays: 11.30am, 1pm. Tickets start from $28 for members and $35 for non-members.

When: 10am to 5pm every day except 25 December Where: Corner of College Street and William Street Sydney – opposite Hyde Park More: Visit the Australian Museum  website

A visit to Bundeena will get you out of the CBD and down to the city’s southern beaches. Bundeena sits on Dharawal country and the area features rock art sites along a spectacular coastline.

Follow a 5km self guided tour created by Sydney Coast Walks is relatively flat. Allow 3 hours to complete the walk.

When:  This is a self guided experience Where: Board the Bundeena ferry at Cronulla Station

I recently joined this 90-minute tour owned and managed by Aboriginal woman Margret Campbell and was lucky enough to have Margaret as my guide.

After a long career in education Margaret started Dreamtime Southern X in 2007 with a goal of sharing her cultural knowledge with visitors to Sydney and school and education groups.

On my recent tour Margaret took us on a leisurely stroll through The Rocks, sharing knowledge of the Gadigal people and their deep connection to Sydney Harbour.

We heard about a some of the beliefs of the Gadigal and the similarities and differences to our own. We learnt about saltwater heritage, the ways they use the land and water, and their spiritual bond with the neighboring waterways and shores.

I have done at least half a dozen first nations tours in NSW and always find I learn something new. This was no exception. Margaret is an engaging guide and she trains all the staff so I am sure which ever guide you get on your tour will also have wonderful stories to share.

When : 10.30am – 12 noon daily (except Christmas Day and Good Friday) Where: Cadman’s Cottage 110 George Street, The Rocks.

Barangaroo’s Aboriginal Cultural Tours offer a unique opportunity to explore the rich native history of Warrane (Sydney Harbour) and the deep significance of the land to Australia’s Aboriginal heritage, particularly to the clans of the Eora Nation.

Led by a team of knowledgeable Aboriginal educators, these tours provide an immersive experience that spans the expansive six-hectare headland of Barangaroo Reserve, where you can discover the beauty of the 75,000 native Australian trees and shrubs that grace the Reserve.

What sets Barangaroo apart from some of the locations above is that it is the only public space in Sydney with such an extensive collection of native flora, making it a must-visit destination for gardening and nature enthusiasts.

I have yet to take this tour but hope to soon!

When : 10.30am Monday to Saturday Where: Starts at The Cutaway Barangaroo

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Taronga’s Nura Diya Australia” offers you a chance to encounter iconic Australian animals such as kangaroos, koalas, and dingoes. This immersive experience showcases eight native species in habitats like Kangaroo Country and Koala Country.

Nura Diya,” meaning ‘This Country’ the language of the Gadigal people

Beyond meeting the wildlife you also have the opportunity to learn more about First Nations culture and their use of the land.

The newest attraction at the zoo, nguwing nura , an immersive nocturnal experience where visitors can encounter rare Australian wildlife, like the Greater Bilby and Yellow-bellied Glider.

This 100-metre long attraction showcases around 230 animals from 12 native nocturnal species. The experience, which translates to ‘Night Country’ in Sydney’s First Language, offers a unique insight into Australian wildlife that’s typically active after sundown. It also emphasises the deep connection between First Nations cultures and the land.

The exhibition includes a captivating artwork by renowned First Nations artist Jacob Nash and a tranquil soundscape for a sensory journey. Nguwing nura is part of the larger Nura Diya Australia Experience , housing 23 distinct Australian species.

When: Open every day – self guided Where: Taronga Zoo

There are several examples of rock carvings in the national parks around Sydney.

Berry Island Reserve

You will find Berry Island Reserve less than 20 minutes from the city centre and easily reached by public transport. Take the signposted walk along the Gadyan Track and learn the story of the Cammeraigal, who used the area as a campsite.

Jibbon Point

Another site that can be reached by public transport is the  Royal National Park  at Bundeena. To get to the park, catch the train to Cronulla and ferry to Bundeena. The best examples are at Jibbon Headland, take the walking track from Bundeena to Marley Head. There are signs with descriptions, and among the engravings are boomerangs, sharks, fish and whales.

If you have a car, there are some incredible engravings at West Head in Kuringai National Park. The Basin Engraving Site and The Elvina Engraving Site – are located off West Head Road between Elvina Nature Trail and West Head are all easily accessible and well signposted.

When:  Any nice sunny day Where: Berry Island is closest to the city, Bundeena is a train and ferry ride south, The Basin needs a car in my opinion.

The Bangarra Dance Theatre  is a National Indigenous Performing Arts company that uses modern dance to tell the stories of their ancestors. The company has had very successful tours to the USA and the UK and are world-class performers.

We recently attended a school holiday performance of Weru

When:  Season runs June to December Where: 15 Hickson Road, Walsh Bay

For more ideas check out Welcome to Country which has a huge database of experiences across the country.

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4 thoughts on “10 Great Aboriginal Tours in Sydney”

What fascinating tours – would love to do some of these. What a history.

This is a great round-up of the options to get an experience of Indigenous culture and history in Sydney.

Thanks 🙂 I hope you get to try them out one day!

I would like my Museum Gallery to be considered for your List.

The Unique features of Ultimate Art Four Seasons : –

Collaboration is a important different between Ultimate Art Gallery and other Major Galleries within Sydney. The theme is also reflected in the Sculptures which reside on level 3 this theme continues in the contemporary sections with the “Art in the Family” exhibition.

The last exhibition we had two Collaborative pieces as the centrally part of the Exhibition both Sold I know no other gallery has these Collaborative pieces

The other major point of difference between Ultimate Art and other Galleries is each sections theme is driven either by the Family’s or Category Theme

Wild Flowers Dreaming has only been exhibited in Melbourne in 1988 as part of the Emily “Earth’s Creation Series run by Lauraine Diggins Fine Art now will be exhibited at the Four Seasons

I offer Complementary Tours on a Daily basis see below

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Also have been listed on Whatson

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Also I am in the rocks near some of the other top 10 attractions

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Delve into the vibrant history and culture of Sydney’s former General Post Office (GPO), and let the resident tour guide bring you on a journey through time on the GPO Heritage Tour, to discover the stories, tales and legends of the city’s iconic Grand Dame. Experience the beauty of the GPO in a whole new light with evening Heritage Tours.

The Fullerton Hotel Sydney is a luxury five-star hotel that is located in the heart of Sydney’s financial and fashion district, and housed in the historic former General Post Office building.

The Sydney General Post Office was constructed in two stages, beginning in 1866 and designed under the guidance of colonial architect James Barnet. It was regarded as a building that would come to symbolise Sydney in the same way the Houses of Parliament in Westminster represent London and the Eiffel Tower, Paris.

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Come with us on a scenic journey to the Shoalhaven as we wander along the south coast for a day at the Berry Markets. Our train whisks you out of Sydney suburbia and off through the Royal National Park, offering spectacular vistas over the Pacific Ocean as we follow the coastline southwards to Berry.

After tracing the coastline southwards to Kiama and Gerringong our train will arrive in historic Berry, where you can alight to browse through a range of over 200 stalls selling home made arts and crafts, locally produced foods, and collectables at the Berry Markets.

Alternatively, you can enjoy a wander through the lovely town whose humble beginnings trace back to dairy and cedar cutting.

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Join us for a scenic day journey to the Illawarra and Southern Highlands – enjoy the rugged natural beauty of the Royal National Park and spectacular coastal scenery along the south coast from Stanwell Tops through to Wollongong and Unanderra. Marvel as our vintage diesel locomotive tackles the steep grades up the Illawarra Escarpment, and enjoy the transition from coastal views to magnificent rainforest from the comfort of our beautifully restored heritage carriages.

A lookout stop is made at the top of the climb at Summit Tank before continuing on to historic Robertson, where most passengers alight to explore the town’s rustic charms and enjoy a leisurely lunch. Alternatively you can continue through to Moss Vale on selected trips, where the train turns around before returning to Robertson. We then make the journey back to Sydney, traversing the same spectacular route while the sun sets and arriving back in Sydney prior to 7pm – a truly unforgettable day!

The Riverboat Postman still provides a vital mail service to the bays and inlets of the Hawkesbury River, and now doubles as a tourist experience including a Ploughman’s lunch, complete with commentary from the skipper. The MV Saratoga undertakes a 1.5-hour cruise of Brisbane Water before stopping for lunch at the Broadwater Restaurant at Davistown RSL. Our train is also equipped with a licensed buffet serving tea, coffee, alcoholic refreshments and snacks throughout the trip, returning to Sydney by around 5:50pm. For more information, click here

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Known as Hell Division to its inmates, this tour covers the dark heart of Pentridge. A Division, also known as H Division, makes for a confronting experience. It is designed for those wanting to engage with some of the most brutal aspects of Pentridge history. Step into the cells and yards of H Division and feel history take hold.

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RBC Heritage: How to watch Monday finish, live scores, tee times, TV times

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A Monday finish will take place at the RBC Heritage after the final round was suspended due to darkness Sunday evening at 7:45 p.m. ET. Play resumes at 8 a.m. on Monday morning as Scottie Scheffler looks for back-to-back wins for a second time this season and his fourth win in five starts. The world No. 1 holds a five-shot lead with three holes remaining. This will be the second unscheduled Monday finish on the PGA TOUR this season and first since the Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches.

Here's everything you need to know to follow the action.

HOW TO FOLLOW (all times ET)

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• Monday: 8 a.m. (Golf Channel, Peacock)

PGA TOUR Radio on SiriusXM and free on PGATOUR.COM/liveaudio :

• Monday: 8-9 a.m.

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2023 RBC Heritage winner Matt Fitzpatrick hands his ball off to his caddie during the first round of ... [+] the RBC Heritage golf tournament, Thursday, April 13, 2023 at Harbour Town Golf Links, in Hilton Head Island, S.C. (AP Photo/Stephen B. Morton)

Following world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler ’s dominating win at The Masters for his second green jacket and third PGA Tour title in 2024, the top golfers head about 140 miles Southeast to Hilton Head Island for the RBC Heritage at Harbour Town. Scheffler is right back on the tee as prohibitive betting favorite for a Signature Event at Harbour Town Golf Links. The tournament and $20 million purse drew an elite field for the second straight year, and note that this is a no cut event with all golfers playing 72 holes. The field includes just 69 players and all but two of the top-30 in the Official World Golf Rankings (Matsuyama and Hovland out).

Betting favorites and top players continue to take a bulk of the betting action when wagering to win, and bettors also include many of those players in other types of bets like top finishing position (top 5, 10, 20) and other prop bets like Round 1 birdies or better. Most players have an over/under of 4.5 for birdies or better with different odds. For example, FanDuel Ambassador and 2022 Heritage champion Jordan Spieth is -150 for under 4.5 birdies or better, and +105 for over . The 2023 Heritage winner of the plaid jacket who beat Spieth in a playoff was Matt Fitzpatrick , who is -140 for under 4.5 birdies or better and +100 for over . The two tournament favorites, Scottie Scheffler is -175 to go over 4.5 birdies or better in Round 1 while Rory McIlroy is -140 over. Patrick Cantlay also has four top-3 finishes in six starts at Harbour Town plus a T7. He’s -115 to make more than 4.5 birdies in Round 1 and an over/under score of 68.5 (-140 over ) at FanDuel Sportsbook .

Harbour Town Golf Links

A players favorite on the Pete Dye design, Harbour Town Golf Links is a Par 71 tree-lined track that plays to 7,213 yards for the RBC Heritage event. Experience helps as players navigate a claustrophotic course where water is in play on all 18 holes. Golfers shape shots into tiny greens that average 3,700 square feet - second smallest on the PGA Tour. The perennial ryegrass rough is down from last year’s cut of 2.5 inches.

The doglegs around the trees and penalty areas don’t allow for the big hitters to separate themselves off the tee, as players often hit to similar target areas with more approach shots from 175 yards range.

Scottie Scheffler finished T11 here last year in his tournament debut shooting 68-65 before falling over the weekend with 69-70. Scheffler commented in the press room Tuesday before the 2024 event about the difference in coming from Augusta National to a completely different golf course here at Harbour Town.

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“Yeah, it's very different. I think sometimes when you're coming from Augusta — we were talking about it today, the green at No. 14 just looked so small. I'm sitting there with a 6-iron looking at this small green, and Augusta everything is really big at times and then you come here and everything is really, really small it seems like,” Scheffler said.

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“It's a great golf course, and it's a lot of fun to play. I think it's very interesting,” Scheffler added. “I think for some people, distance debate type people if they're ever looking at golf course design and how to combat people only trying to hit the ball really far, they need to come here and do a case study on this golf course because it's really, really good. You've got to curve the ball both directions, and you have to control your distance. You have to control where the golf ball is going. It's not just a place where you can go bomb it.”

RBC Heritage Golf Odds And Favorites

Leading favorites and contenders golf odds from FanDuel Sportsbook refresh periodically and are subject to change, including on props and live betting.

• +450: Scottie Scheffler
• +1200: Rory McIlroy, Xander Schauffele
• +1400: Ludvig Aberg
• +1600: Patrick Cantlay
• +1800: Tommy Fleetwood, Collin Morikawa
• +2500: Matt Fitzpatrick
• +2800: Max Homa
• +3000: Jordan Spieth, Will Zalatoris, Cameron Young
• +3500: Si Woo Kim, Wyndham Clark
• +4000: Sahith Theegala, Russell Henley
• +4500: Justin Thomas, Shane Lowry
• +5500: Tom Kim, Sam Burns, Corey Conners
• +6000: Tony Finau, Akshay Bhatia, Brian Harman
• +6500: Chris Kirk, Jason Day, J.T. Poston
• +7000: Denny McCarthy
• +7500: Byeong Hun An, Harris English, Cam Davis
• +8000: Taylor Moore, Sungjae Im, Lucas Glover
• +8000: Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Sepp Straka
• +9000: Brend0n Todd, Matthieu Pavon
• +11000: Eric Cole, Kurt Kitayama, Stephan Jaeger
• +11000: Adam Hadwin, Keegan Bradley, Adam Schenk
• +12000: Tom Hoge, Emiliano Grillo

72 Hole Winning Score (Par 71): 266.5

Top 5 and Top 10 Finish

• +110 Top 5, -200 Top 10: Scheffler
• +260, +120: Schauffele
• +280, +130: McIlroy
• +300, +140: Aberg
• +350, +160: Cantlay
• +360, +160: Fleetwood
• +360, +175: Morikawa
• +500, +230: Matt Fitzpatrick
• +550, +240: Homa
• +600, +260: Zalatoris

Those 10 top players all have odds from -110 to -230 to finish Top 20 with Scheffler -550 to finish Top 20.

Looking at recent course history, 11 players have multiple Top-15 finishes over the last five years: Sam Burns, Patrick Cantlay, Corey Conners, Cam Davis, Matt Fitzpatrick, Tommy Fleetwood, Emiliano Grillo, Brian Harman, Sungjae Im, J.T. Poston and Jordan Spieth.

Team RBC ambassadors include: Sam Burns, Corey Conners, Adam Hadwin, Mackenzie Hughes, Adam Svensson, Nick Taylor, Sahith Theegala and Cameron Young.

RBC Heritage Golf Picks

Leading golf analysts and contributors picks to win and top finishing position include:

• Golf Digest - Tommy Fleetwood (2), Xander Schauffele, Max Homa, Shane Lowry, Si Woo Kim, Cam Davis
• SportingLife: Patrick Cantlay, Collin Morikawa and longshots Tom Kim, Adam Hadwin, Eric Cole
• Golf Bet - Xander Schauffele, Max Homa, Patrick Cantlay, Will Zalatoris and longshots Cam Davis, J.T. Poston and Lucas Glover. Top 10’s Shane Lowry, Matt Fitzpatrick, Tommy Fleetwood and Akshay Bhatia
• FanDuel - Scottie Scheffler, Si Woo Kim and longshots Harris English, Christiaan Bezuidenhout

Each of the last five RBC Heritage winners have been top-11 in Strokes Gained : Tee-to-Green.

Tournament Matchups

Additional golf betting odds from FanDuel and leading online sportsbooks are updated and adjusted througout the tournament along with props and tournament matchups .

• Rory McIlroy (-125) vs. Patrick Cantlay (+105)
• Max Homa (-140) vs. Wyndham Clark (+110)
• Collin Morikawa (-140) vs. Matt Fitzpatrick (+110)
• Will Zalatoris (-120) vs. Jordan Spieth (+100) - bet Zalatoris
• Tommy Fleetwood (-165) vs. Cameron Young (+130)
• Xander Schauffele (-125) vs. Ludvig Aberg (+100)
• Justin Thomas (-125) vs. Sam Burns (+100)
• Corey Conners (-110) vs. Tom Kim (-110)
• Brian Harman (-115) vs. Denny McCarthy (-105)
• Xander Schauffele (-115) vs. Rory McIlroy (-105) - Round 1
• Ludvig Aberg (-120) vs. Collin Morikawa (-105) - Round 1
• Wyndham Clark (-120) vs. Justin Thomas (-105) - Round 1 - bet Thomas
• Patrick Cantlay (-115) vs. Tommy Fleetwood (-110) - Round 1

Despite Jordan Spieth winning here in a playoff in 2022 and finishing runner-up last year in a playoff, the 30-year-old is not likely to find as much success this week with his game in a poor place. Spieth has missed the cut in three of his last four events including in The Players Championship which requires precision iron play. Spieth has lost strokes Tee-to-Green in four of his last five tournaments and his Approach stats rank outside the top-100 over his last 24 rounds.

Meanwhile, Zalatoris has continued his elite ball striking while also averaging 4+ strokes on the field Tee to-Green over his last five events. That includes a T9 last week at The Masters, T4 at the Arnold Palmer Inviational and T2 at The Genesis Invitational .

How To Watch The RBC Heritage

All times Eastern. Tournament April 18-21

• Thursday-Friday: 2-6 p.m. (Golf Channel)
• Saturday-Sunday: 1-3 p.m. (Golf Channel), 3-6 p.m. (CBS)

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