THE RANGE OF ABORIGINAL CULTURE TOURS

Packages are two, three or four days based on the following tours:

Traditional Bush Tucker Tour

A day out with local Aboriginal people with an emphasis on gathering bush tucker, or possibly the raw materials for weaving/ painting/carving. Perhaps lunch on one of our lovely Arafura Sea beaches or by a shady river. Join in or be a spectator; the choice is yours.

Not physically demanding and not too uncomfortable.

Conditions: Maximum number of 7 pax.

Traditional Hunting Tour

A day out with local Aboriginal people with an emphasis on hunting. Activities will vary according to the season and the tides. This may include scrambling through mangroves hunting crab or negotiating muddy swamps spearing barramundi. Lots of opportunity for active participation.

• More physically demanding and you must be prepared to be uncomfortable at times.

Conditions: Maximum number of 7 pax. Subject to seasonality and access

Aboriginal Rock Art Tour

A full day out with your Aboriginal hosts to a rock art site where you will have a unique opportunity to see a variety of rock art accessible to only a few. Your drive to the site will take you through a variety of country ranging from woodland to fl oodplains as you are driven by comfortable 4WD to a Kuninjiku clan estate. There may be a chance to have a refreshing swim on your return journey.

• Involves a minimum 1½ hours drive each way.

• Not physically demanding.

Conditions: Maximum number of 7 pax. Subject to seasonality and access

Aboriginal Island Life Tour

Enjoy the comfort of Djelk tourist boat with extensive shade canopy. Travel to First Island and perhaps Second Island if conditions permit. Activities include sightseeing, fi shing, eating oysters off the rocks, bird watching, and cooking your catch over the coals on the beach.

• Not physically demanding.

Tours can also include a Maningrida town tour, and a visit to the Djomi Museum and Maningrida Arts and Culture.