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The Southwest  of Western Australia where we operate Salt and Bush Eco Tours is in the Noongar land area. It has been home to Indigenous people for 47,000 that we know of ( maybe longer). As people that have been connected to country with a continuing culture for that many years, we have so much to learn. 

We aim to support, learn from and be inspired by the indigenous people of the land where we live and work.

Please seek out the below operators to take a tour and learn about their amazing culture. Follow on to find some other resources to help you learn more about the Noongar culture and amazing history.

Goolamwiin Tours

Goolamwiin offer Aboriginal Culture Tours, Cross Cultural Training, Team Building Workshops, Cultural Supervision, Mentoring & Role Modelling.

Goolamwiin is an Aboriginal owned and managed business based in Mandurah, Western Australia.

Find out more here.

Mandjoogoordap Dreaming

In the local dialect of the region’s first people, ‘Mandjoo’ means (meeting place) and ‘goordap’ means  (of the heart).
Cultural knowledge and positive memories are part of the experience that we would like to share with you when you come along on a tour with  Mandjoogoordap Dreaming. Our homeland has many secret and wonderful places, each with its own story to tell. If you’re looking for things to do in Mandurah, join your host on a unique journey and take away some lasting memories from this special place.

Find out more Here.

Binjareb Park

Based in Pinjarra, Bindjareb Park is a 22ha nature sanctuary, and is home to a number of wildlife and rare species such as the Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo.

Learn about the bush, local Dreamtime stories, taste our kangaroo, damper and seasonal seafood infused with native herbs and spices and see remnants of an
Aboriginal reserve.

BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL…
Call 0475 893 931

VISIT US AT…
Lot 70 Hampton Rd Pinjarra 6208

www.bindjarebpark.com.au

Karaak Dreaming

Maitland Hill decided to start a cultural tourism business in his home town of Dwellingup so that he could share his cultural katadjin (knowledge).

It is an important way for him to engage others in Nyoongar katadjin, or understanding. “I enjoy taking people with me as we step back in time to explore the ancient ways of my ancestors.”

The tourism experiences that he offers are richly steeped in cultural authenticity and include Nyoongar dreaming stories about spiritual beliefs.

Kaarak Dreaming Maitland’s Cultural Tours – his business name is respect for his totem, and for the place where he lives.

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