Aboriginal Culture & Bush Tucker Tour Ulladulla - Saturday 20 December

Will you be part of sharing and passing on ancient knowledge? 

Walk on Country, yarning with local mob. Learn our traditional lifestyle, local history, speak Yuin (Dhurga) language and identify culturally significant plants used for food, medicine and survival.

After meeting in a native forest of Narrawallee you will be greeted with a traditional song in local language. Before your journey begins your local Aboriginal guides will share some yarns about traditional lifestyle and how to tap into your senses to get the most out of your time on Country. "Reading" Country is a deep full body experience we wish to share with everyone who walks with us.

You will set off along a flat, smooth track through the forest and your guides will stop frequently at different plants, birds and animals. Your guides will explain the cultural significance of what you see and their traditional uses, many of which are still practiced today. Halfway through the walk you will stop at the riverbank of Narrawallee Creek for a light bushfood morning tea and some fresh native medicinal tea while your guide shares a traditional dreaming story about Balgan (Pigeon House Mountain). 

Join Budawang Yuin educators Uncle Phil Butler and Felix Salmon for this 3km unique on Country experience on the NSW South Coast. experience on Country, NSW South Coast. 

This walk takes place at Narrawallee on Saturday 20 December from 10am to 1pm.

Further details will be sent to you upon your booking.

To ensure the safety of the group, bookings with children 14 and under must include one adult for every two children. Children 7 and under are welcome to attend for free.