Join Kuku Yalanji Traditional Owners the Walker family for a hands on Aboriginal cultural experience. Discover how to use a spear and collect a variety of food and medicine amongst a diverse and picturesque coastal landscape.
Morning or Afternoon
Half Day
24 Max.
Group Size
Cairns, Port Douglas
Pick Up Locations
P.O.A
What’s included
- Coastal survival experience 2hrs
- Sample freshly gathered traditional food
- Small group (Maximum 14)
- Scenic coastal drive
- Morning tea at Walker family home
- Return accommodation transfers
Physical Rating
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Cultural Rating
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Approximately 80% cultural content
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What to Bring
- Hat
- Sunscreen
- Water bottle
- Sunglasses
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KYCSEC
Coastal Experience
About
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Avoid the crowds and experience genuine traditional Aboriginal hunting and gathering techniques with Kuku Yalanji traditional owners the Walker family. Discover hands on survival practices and
knowledge on an interpretive coastal walk.
Nestled between the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree National Park is Cooya Beach (Kuyu Kuyu) the traditional fishing grounds for the Kuku Yalanji. Learn how to use a spear and collect a variety of food and medicine amongst pristine tidal lagoons and mangrove mudflats.
Enjoy morning tea at the Walker family home whilst tasting freshly gathered food.This authentic hands on cultural experience is perfect for those seeking something different and don’t mind getting their feet wet.
Tour Reviews
Scenery,culture and great food!!
Our tour guide was Roger who gave us a lot of information about Aboriginal culture as we traveled along a beautiful coastal drive. We went out with Brandon and Linc in a small group.
Everyone practiced throwing spears on the beach, then we walked through the shallow water collecting cowrie shells, looking out for stingrays and crabs. We then collected oysters and mussels in the mangroves, learnt about bush food and medicine on the beach, and finally went back to the house where all the collected food was cooked and served to us.
Absolutely delicious! Linc demonstrated boomerangs and other cultural artifacts in a fascinating talk …. but the food and teaching from Brandon was tops!
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