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NEW SOUTH WALES

Harry Nanya Tours: Journey through the World Heritage listed Mungo National Park where remarkable archaeological finds point to human occupation of Aboriginal people dating back over 40,000 years. Traditional Paakantyi man, Graham Clarke, owner and operator of Harry Nanya Tours will pick you up in Mildura, Victoria or Wentworth in New South Wales to enjoy a scenic tour through the Willandra Lakes region to the red sand plains of Mungo National Park. Here, you will discover the breathtaking scenery of Lake Mungo, characterised by the 30-kilometre crescent lunette of sand dunes and the Walls of China, which frame the lake bed. Ph: 03 5027 2076 Web: www.harrynanyatours.com.au

Sand Dune Adventures: Learn about culture, bush tucker, dig for fresh water and see one of the many Aboriginal Midden sites on the beach, all whilst riding a 400cc quad bike…culture and adventure at its best! Sand Dune Adventures offers a quad bike riding experience like no other. Experience the magnificence of the Worimi Sand Dunes on Stockton Beach, riding from bush to beach with expert Indigenous guides. Located just north of Newcastle, Sand Dune Adventures is an easy 2.5-hour drive from Sydney CBD. Ph: 02 4033 8808 Web: www.sandduneadventures.com.au

The Rocks Dreaming Aboriginal Heritage Tour: The Rocks Dreaming Aboriginal Heritage Tour is 100% Aboriginal-owned and was developed by Aboriginal Elder, Margret Campbell, a Dunghutti – Jerrinjah woman. It is led by Aboriginal guides and the two-hour tour gives you the opportunity to discover how the ancient Aboriginal Dreamtime is still alive within the modern Sydney landscape; and how the billion-year old harbour, marine environment, sandstone strata, waterways, flora and fauna continue to influence how Aboriginal people live today. Ph: 02 9240 8788 Web: www.therocks.com/dreaming

Tri State Safaris /Mutawintji Eco Tours: Mutawintji Eco Tours operates small group tours to Mutawintji National Park and other areas of cultural and ecological significance. Located in the rugged Bynguano Ranges 130 kilometres north-east of the famous mining town of Broken Hill, Mutawintji National Park is an area of great historical significance. On the tour you will visit the Cultural Centre to learn about the creation of Mutawintji in the Dreamtime and listen to the audio-visual story of Kullawarra. Interpretive bush walks follow this to both the rock engravings and the hand stencils galleries, which serve as reminders of the many centuries of Aboriginal occupation of the area. Ph: 08 8088 2389 Web: www.tristate.com.au

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NORTHERN TERRITORY

Kakadu Cultural Tours The one day Arnhemlander Cultural & Heritage Tour offers unique and exclusive experiences in restricted-access areas of Kakadu and western Arnhem Land. This exceptional tour focuses on indigenous culture and enables you to visit places that are inaccessible to most (including ancient rock art sites), and to gain knowledge of traditional land ownership, bush skills, hunting, food gathering and bush tucker preparation. Ph: 1800 895 179 Web: www.aptouring.com.au/KCT

Maruku Arts As a not-for-profit art & craft organization based at Uluru, Maruku promotes the Aboriginal art space like no other. Maruku markets products from Anangu artists and craftspeople, and also offers fun and authentic art workshops led by local Anangu artists. Participants learn about traditional Aboriginal art and can create their own work of art for a keepsake. Ph: 08 8956 2153 or 0499 829 635 Web: www.maruku.com.au

Nitmiluk Tours A trip to Katherine isn’t complete without visiting spectacular Nitmiluk Gorge. Featuring some of the most stunning scenery in the Top End, Nitmiluk Gorge winds along 12km of sheer rock in 13 separate gorges. Stay within the National Park at the Nitmiluk caravan and

campground; relax in a permanent tent or fully self-contained 1 & 2 bedroom

chalets; or indulge at the luxurious Cicada Lodge. Enjoy a cruise,

canoe, walk, helicopter tour, swim or just relax within this breathtaking centrepiece of the Northern Territory. Ph: 1300 146 743 Web: nitmiluktours.com.au

Pudakul Aboriginal Cultural Tours Located just 45 minutes from Darwin enroute to Kakadu on the Arnhem Highway, Pudakul offers a fascinating two-hour tour focused on the region’s unique nature and culture. Tours depart at 10:30am from Thursday to Monday each week between April and November. Engage with local Aboriginal people, learn basket weaving, dilly bag making and the techniques used in the process. Have a go at throwing a spear or blowing a didjeridoo, play the clapsticks and learn about local food and bush medicine. Ph: 08 8984 9282 Web: www.pudakul.com.au

RT Tours RT Tours Australia is based in Alice Springs and offers day tours, evening dinner tours or an extended nine-day, outback adventure. Owner, Bob (Penunka) Taylor is a Master Bush Chef who loves to share his passion for food, culture and country with travellers to the Red Centre. A Central Aranda man, Bob infuses traditional foods of the Australian bush into his fare to add flavours unique to the region. Ph: 08 8952 0327 Web: www.rttoursaustralia.com.au

Venture North See the unique animal and marine life of the remote Cobourg Peninsula, experience the Aboriginal culture and rock art of Arnhem Land, and be awed by the majestic waterfalls in Kakadu National Park with one of the Northern Territory’s leading cultural and eco-tourism operators. Holding a number of special entry permits, Venture North enjoys unparalleled access into many restricted regions of the Northern Territory including Arnhem Land and the Cobourg Peninsula where they operate their safari-style Cobourg Coastal Camp. Venture North Australia can offer you authentic, one-on-one experiences with local Aboriginal people which are second to none. Ph: 08 8927 5500 Web: www.venturenorth.com.au

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1 Brambuk The National Park & Cultural Centre

2 Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary

3 Nitmiluk Tours

4 Harry Nanya Tours

5 Ingan Tours

6 Kakadu Cultural Tours

7 Koomal Dreaming

8 Maruku Arts

9 Pudukal Aboriginal Cultural Tours

10 Sand Dune Adventures

11 Shark Bay Coastal Tours

12 Dreamtime Southern X (The Rocks Dreaming)

13 Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Tours

14 Tri State Safaris

15 Uptuyu Aborginal Adventures

16 Venture North

17 Walkabout Cultural Adventures

18 RT Tours

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VICTORIA

Brambuk The National Park & Cultural Centre: The Grampians National Park is internationally renowned for its walks, abundant wildlife, waterfalls, rugged rock formations and spectacular views. It is also a place rich in Dreaming stories, sacred sites, bush tucker, water and shelter. The Brambuk Cultural Centre brings to life the history and culture of the Aboriginal people of Western Victoria and allows visitors to experience and view the Dreamtime creation story of the area, learn about Australia’s first peoples, and take part in a wide range of cultural activities. Ph: 03 5361 4055 Web: www.brambuk.com.au

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Koomal Dreaming Based in Dunsborough in the Margaret River region, Koomal Dreaming provides an opportunity for visitors to experience Wardandi and Bibbulman country through the eyes of the traditional owners. Your guide, Josh Whiteland, will take you on a bush walk and show you the local plants used for traditional medicines and provide you with the opportunity to taste bush tucker. He’ll demonstrate the traditional method of fire lighting, teach you about the ancient art of tool making and introduce you to the animals, plants and Dreaming spirits that have enriched the lives of the local people and their ancestors. Ph: 0413 843 426 Web: www.koomaldreaming.com.au

Shark Bay Coastal Tours Shark Bay Coastal Tours is an Aboriginal, family owned and operated specialist tour company offering unique, culturally inspired, four wheel drive adventure tours in the Shark Bay and Monkey Mia region. Local Aboriginal owner and guide, Keith Capewell, is a Nhanda/Mulgana man who shares his traditional knowledge as well as providing an insight into the local flora and fauna whilst visiting the best of the World Heritage sites. Ph: 08 9948 3001 or 0429 929 175 Web: www.sharkbaycoastaltours.com.au

Uptuyu Aboriginal Adventures Uptuyu offer tours tailored to your interests that are really ‘‘Up-tu-yu’ (Up to you), allowing you to have the opportunity to have a true outback Kimberley experience with an authentic Aboriginal flavour! Guide Neville Poelina was born and raised in the Kimberley and his tours specialise in bush lore, local culture, traditional medicines and bush tucker. Ph: 0400 878 898 Web: www.uptuyu.com.au

QUEENSLAND

Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Conveniently located on the southern Gold Coast, Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary gives you the opportunity to experience Australia’s amazing native wildlife and learn about Aboriginal culture in one, easily accessible location.

The rich culture of Aboriginal heritage is celebrated daily at 3.30pm with a spectacular show featuring dances, stories and the distinctive rhythms of the didgeridoo. Ph: 1300 886 511 Web: www.cws.org.au

Ingan Tours Experience the unique culture of Rainforest Aboriginal people on these walking and kayaking tours through awe-inspiring rainforest in the World Heritage Listed Wet Tropics of Far North Queensland. These tours provide an opportunity to gain a unique insight into the sacred values and time-honoured ancestral knowledge of the local Jirrbal Aboriginal people. Ph: 1300 728 067 Web: www.ingan.com.au

Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park Discover the mesmerising magic of Australia’s ancient Aboriginal culture near Cairns at Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park. Witness a spectacular theatrical performance which will take you on a fascinating journey deep into dreamtime legend.

By day, learn to play the didgeridoo, throw a traditional boomerang or spear, and gain insight into how bush foods were used to create medicinal remedies. Tjapukai By Night is an all-inclusive dinner show jam packed with music and dance. Participate in a traditional fire making ceremony and witness one of the world’s oldest living cultures is brought to life through a series of awe-inspiring performances. Ph: 07 4042 9999 Web: www.tjapukai.com.au

Walkabout Cultural Adventures Visit the Daintree Rainforest to enjoy the lush scenery and abundant wildlife, try your hand at throwing spears and enjoy a taste of bush tucker. Your local Aboriginal guide, Juan Walker, a young Kuku Yalanji man from the Daintree Mossman area will take you to the secret spots others don’t get to see and will share his local bush knowledge and Aboriginal history with you. Ph: 0429 478 206 Web: www.walkaboutadventures.com.au