IMMERSIVE JOURNEYS
Engage more deeply with the world’s oldest living cultures.
Immerse yourself in Aboriginal history, cultures and customs on an experience designed to create a meaningful connection to Country.
Embark on a cultural odyssey
Lace up your boots, hit the road or simply open your heart for a truly immersive Aboriginal experience, where culture is revealed in wondrous ways.
Learn a new story
Aboriginal peoples are natural storytellers. With more time to connect with your Aboriginal guide on an immersive journey, you’re bound to hear a few fascinating tales, and have a laugh.
Travel with all your senses
On an immersive Aboriginal journey you won’t just get a fascinating taste of culture. You’ll feel it deep in your bones.
- Anywhere
- Adelaide
- Broome
- Cairns
- Hobart & Launceston
- Melbourne
- Darwin
- Perth
- Uluru & Alice Springs
- South East Queensland
- Sydney
- Anytime
- January
- February
- March
- April
- May
- June
- July
- August
- September
- October
- November
- December
- All
- Under 2 hours
- Half day
- Full day
- Multiple days
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- Map View
2 Night Tour
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.
3-Days Peek Safari Kakadu and Arnhem Land
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.
4 Day/3 Night Yuin Retreat (on request)
This three-night tour includes hiking, scenic drives, cultural wellness ceremonies, bush tucker-inspired meals, traditional reflections in a yarning circle and accommodation.
142 Experiences available
Nature & Wildlife Experiences
80 Experiences available
Coastal & Aquatic Experiences
105 Experiences available
Active Adventures
43 Experiences available
Urban Culture Experiences
95 Experiences available
Bush & Outback Adventures
51 Experiences available
Art & Museum Experiences
45 Experiences available
Culinary Experiences
14 Experiences available
Exclusive Accommodation
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
6km from Newcastle Airport
1.5 hour Aboriginal Culture and Sand Boarding Quad Bike Tour
Explore experienceFantastic, 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)
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Aboriginal Food, Cave & Didge Tour (groups on request)
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.
Kakadu Adventure Tour
A morning tour across Kakadu’s lowlands, returning to Cooinda for a buffet lunch. Learn about Indigenous culture and the rich history of each site.
World Heritage Walking Tour (departing last Thursday of the month)
Enjoy sunset walks through the diverse landscapes of two national parks: Francois Peron and Dirk Hartog Island. Cultural insights are revealed by your Aboriginal guide.
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.
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.
Broome's Ultimate Aboriginal Culture Expedition
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.
Adelaide CBD Cultural Tour
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.
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.
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.
Aboriginal Art and Dreamtime Stories
Enjoy a hands-on dot painting experience as your Aboriginal guide, Dale Tilbrook, shares Dreamtime tales and insights into First Nations cultures.
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.
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.
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.
