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Indigenous
Experiences
THE WHADJUK Noongar people
are the Traditional Owners of Perth
and the south-west of Western
Australia, with a history of at
least 45,000 years etched into
its land and stories. Sacred sites
such as the Swan River/Derbarl
Yerrigan, shaped by the Waugal,
a Dreamtime water-serpent hold
deep cultural signi昀椀cance.
Aboriginal guides invite visitors
to see Country through their eyes,
sharing traditions, knowledge,
and a deep connection to place.
Join In Culture Tours with Steven
Jacobs, Go Cultural with Walter
McGuire, Djurandi Dreaming with
Justin Martin, Nyungar Tours with
Kerry-Ann Winmar, or Dale Tilbrook
Experiences in the Swan Valley for
a chance to connect with both
people and landscape. From
Fremantle, Point Peron, and Kings
Park to Rottnest Island, Rockingham,
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and the Swan Valley, these guides
bring Noongar history to life
through walking tours, art, music,
and ceremony. Along the way,
taste native bush foods, explore
heritage sites, and gain a deeper
understanding of the culture of the
Whadjuk Noongar people.
Beyond guided tours, the region’s
cultural centres and galleries
celebrate contemporary Aboriginal
art, music and dance, showcasing
both internationally acclaimed and
emerging voices. These immersive
encounters highlight the resilience
and creativity of Aboriginal culture,
past and present.
Whether tasting the 昀氀avours
of native bush tucker or exploring
wild昀氀ower trails enriched with
traditional knowledge, learning
the art of Aboriginal dot artwork,
or taking in the power of a story
told in song and performance,
DJURANDI DREAMING, ROCKINGHAM
Indigenous experiences provide
an unforgettable journey into the
heart of Western Australia’s oldest
traditions.
There are many tour
companies whose
experienced guides take
you on a journey into
the Dreamtime.
For a full list of current
tours and experiences
scan this QR code.
