local experiences

Boorloo Aboriginal Cultural Experiences offers walking tours across Perth, including Kings Park and Herdsman Lake. Run by Whadjuk guides, these tours reveal the cultural, spiritual, and environmental knowledge connected to Country. Experiences are fully customisable and designed for schools, workplaces, or visitors seeking a deeper connection to the place. Boorloo makes learning about Aboriginal culture meaningful, engaging, and accessible for all.

Led by Nyungar and Yamatji man Justin Martin, Djurandi Dreaming offers cultural tours, bush food walks, and art workshops across Perth. Learn about Dreamtime stories, traditional tools, seasons, and the land through guided experiences rooted in lived heritage. Justin’s storytelling and artworks bring Aboriginal culture to life in an interactive, personal, and accessible way for groups, schools, and visitors of all ages.

Led by Whadjuk and Ballardong Elder Kerry-Ann Winmar, Nyungar Tours offers walking tours through Kings Park and South Perth, sharing Dreamtime stories, bush tucker knowledge, and Nyungar language insights. Guests can also take part in weaving workshops, cultural training, and more. Each experience invites visitors to walk with respect and deepen their understanding of Aboriginal culture, right in the heart of Perth.

Located in the Perth Cultural Centre, WA Museum Boola Bardip celebrates the many stories of Western Australia, including the deep cultural heritage of its First Peoples. “Boola Bardip” means “many stories” in Whadjuk Nyungar. Through exhibitions, education programs, and public events, visitors can engage with ancient knowledge and contemporary culture in a space that honours Aboriginal voices, history, and ongoing connection to Country.

Walk with a Noongar guide through Karrgatup (Kings Park), a sacred site rich in culture and connection. Learn the Dreamtime story of this ancient hill, hear Noongar language and song, and explore a hands-on display of cultural artefacts. Set against stunning views of the city, this 90-minute guided experience offers powerful insight into the land’s enduring significance. Fully accessible and suited for all ages, this tour is a must-do cultural experience in the heart of Perth.

At Maalinup in the Swan Valley, you can take part in immersive bush food tastings, art workshops, and storytelling. Learn about native ingredients, Aboriginal agricultural practices, and the Six Noongar Seasons while enjoying kangaroo, lemon myrtle, wattleseed, and more. A proud Wardandi Bibbulmun woman, Dale shares knowledge passed down through generations in a welcoming, hands-on setting that engages all the senses.

Known as Wadjemup to the Whadjuk Noongar people, Rottnest Island is a place of deep cultural and spiritual significance. Once a ceremonial meeting ground, the island is rich in ancient stories and sacred sites. Visitors are invited to explore with respect, taking in not only the cultural heritage but also the island’s incredible coastal scenes, unique wildlife, and natural beauty. Every visit to Wadjemup offers a chance to reflect, reconnect, and honour the enduring connection to Country.

Just 25 minutes from Perth, the Swan Valley offers a warm invitation to slow down and reconnect. This region blends natural beauty with culture, history, and indulgence. Discover award-winning wineries, distilleries, and producers, family-run farms, seasonal events, and scenic bushland trails. With Aboriginal cultural experiences, hands-on tastings, and artisan markets, the valley is perfect for day trips or extended stays that nourish the senses.

Nestled on Perth’s coastline, Fremantle blends historic character with a vibrant creative energy. Walk the cobbled streets to discover artisan markets, maritime museums, and street art that tells stories of the past and present. Enjoy fresh seafood at Fishing Boat Harbour, tour the World Heritage-listed Fremantle Prison, or relax on sandy beaches. This lively port city is rich in heritage, diverse cultural experiences, and coastal beauty. It’s the perfect place for curious travellers looking to explore, learn, and unwind.