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Djiriba Waagura Cultural Tours
Things To Do West Nowra, Shoalhaven, New South Wales
Half Day or Less
Come and experience the true beauty of the Shoalhaven area on the NSW South Coast, with its picturesque sandstone caves with ancient rock-art, an abundance of bush foods and wildlife to see and visit some of the worlds most desired and beautiful beaches.
Rich in Aboriginal cultural heritage, this ancient landscape will captivate your senses and open you to an experience that you will never forget.
Djiriba Waagura provide a range of captivating visitor experiences on the beautiful South Coast of NSW.
With an aim provide everyone an opportunity to experience the beauty of nature and share their culture, Djiriba Waagura offer a range of captivating visitor experiences with flexible packages available.
Take part in one of their half day or full day excursions and experience nature and culture in some of the most beautiful landscapes in Australia.
Tours are available in two locations: Huskinsson, Jervis Bay and Ben’s Walk, Nowra.
Both locations are rich in Aboriginal Cultural Heritage, the beauty of the areas will captivate your senses and open your students to an experience they will never forget.
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From $80 to $400
Warigala Badha meaning Mullet Creek, Also known as Bens Walk, come and experience the true beauty of this hidden gem of the Shoalhaven river, with its picturesque sandstone caves and overhangs. Rich in Aboriginal Cultural Heritage, this ancient landscape will captivate your senses and open you to an experience that you will never forget.
Their journey will commence with a Welcome to Country by Traditional Owner and Elder Uncle Sonny Simms, along with his son Matt Simms. From there you will be guided through their cultural path visiting significant Indigenous sites and participating in bush tucker knowledge, ancient stories that connect them to country since the very first sunrise, the journey will finish with a traditional cultural activity to conclude your experience.
Disabled Access
Carpark Family FriendlyFrom $60 to $400
Raymond Timbery, the grand-son of the late Uncle Laddie Timbery, has been undertaking a range of cultural presentations following in the footsteps of his grand-father. These include bush tucker tours, introduction to Aboriginal Culture, dancing, music and boomerang demonstrations as well as a range of cultural immersion experiences on site at the Jervis Bay Maritime Museum.
Disabled Access
Carpark Family Friendly
