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Burrawa Indigenous Climb Experience and Firescreek Botanical Winery Aboriginal Experiences in New South Wales and Waringarri Aboriginal Arts & Tours in Western Australia have joined Discover Aboriginal Experiences – a collective of quality, authentic Aboriginal guided tourism offerings.
In Sydney, Burrawa Indigenous Climb Experience sees guests climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge in the company of an Aboriginal storyteller, who shares fascinating cultural insights on the journey. Also in New South Wales, the Firescreek Aboriginal Storytelling and Wine Tasting Experience led by Darkinjung Elder Kevin ‘Gavi’ Duncan takes guests on a sensory adventure blending bush foods, music and Dreaming stories. The experience is paired with a botanical wine tasting.
In Western Australia’s ruggedly beautiful Kimberley region, Waringarri Aboriginal Arts & Tours is an innovative Indigenous-owned contemporary art centre that invites visitors to engage with Miriwoong culture and Country via a range of immersive guided experiences.
Please refer to Media Release attached for full details.
The Discover Aboriginal Experiences collective is part of Tourism Australia’s Signature Experiences of Australia program that promotes outstanding tourism experiences within a variety of special categories. This collection showcases a diversity of experiences delivered by the world’s oldest living culture, creating memorable trips for adventure seekers, culture enthusiasts, foodies and nature lovers, ranging from exploring hidden rock art galleries to foraging for succulent native oysters; stand-up paddleboarding on culturally significant waterways to bedding down at wilderness lodges in spectacular natural settings.
These three new additions to the collective bring the membership to 47 businesses offering more than 185 Aboriginal guided experiences. Aboriginal guides don’t just afford a unique means of bringing Australia’s landscapes to life. As the owners of the stories they share with you, they provide a way to connect with Australian places and cultures quite unlike any other medium.
Each member of this collection is considered a world-class leader in Aboriginal tourism, representing local Aboriginal culture with integrity and authenticity. Please see the following pages for further details on the three new additions to the collective.
Find out more about the ‘Discover Aboriginal Experiences’ collective at
www.tourism.australia.com/aboriginal (corporate site)
www.australia.com/aboriginal (consumer site)
Find out more about the Signature Experiences of Australia program at www.tourism.australia.com/signature
A collection of royalty free Aboriginal tourism images and videos are available at www.images.australia.com and www.video.australia.com.