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Aboriginal Blue Mountains Walkabout
4.5
1050 reviewsAbout
This multi award-winning Aboriginal walkabout adventure in the Blue Mountains will provide you with ancient wisdom to enrich your life and a deep connection to country and culture!
Live for a day, happy, creative, ceremonial and spiritual life like it was for the local Darug language group before contact in 1770. Fascinating and highly educational, travel back in time to become a part of 'The Dreaming' and gain a deep and beneficial understanding of the wonderful Aboriginal culture.
Aboriginal owned and guided, learn by traditional methods and bushwalk a walkabout song line of sacred sites partly through a beautiful moss-covered rainforest. Walk gently and listen carefully to what the natural bush, amazing art and ceremonial sites have to tell. An inspiring and powerful life-changing experience of ancient knowledge. It provides a written hand out of how to achieve outstanding: health, healing, creativity and wisdom.
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Aboriginal Blue Mountains Walkabout Tour
Aboriginal walkabout in the Blue Mountains (not a tour of the Blue Mountains). Starts and finishes on Faulconbridge Train Station Platform. The easy travel information provided for the train from Sydney 1.2 hours or Katoomba 30 minutes (no pickups). The tour is 5 hours in nature (1.5 hours walk with 3.5 hours of learning, activities, photos and relaxing). Suitable for ages seven to 70 years, being of good health and above poor; fitness, balance and mobility. 3.5 kilometres (two miles) medium grade and gradient bushwalking adventure. Bushwalking a rainforest gully with a gradual down and up of 120 metres. A few slippery bits, some rock negotiating and one hour from emergency services. No refreshments or secure storage provided. For one to 10 people. More if for private charter group, school, corporate or University.
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Reviews & Ratings
SUESIDE1
Google review
We stayed overnight in a cabin which was close to all the animal activity and was clean and functional. It was great to see the kangaroos,emus etc roaming around freely and being able to interact with them..staying the night meant i was also able to see the Tasmanian devils. I climbed the track to the viewpoint which was pretty cool. The animals seemed to be well looked after and the staff friendly, caring and knowledgeable. The signs and paths within the park however are a bit run down and certain areas could do with some routine maintenance and a better upkeep. This doesn't effect the animals but the visitor experience. I would recommend contributing to a good cause although I could understand it might get pricey for a family,the kids will love it.
Jerry Harrow
Google review
Rustic home for wildlife in need of a home. Primarily for native Australian creatures, but also a few farm animals and meerkats. Great place to roam about with kangaroo, wallaby, and emu. Feeding time is at 1pm so a great opportunity to interact and pet them at that time. Other animals are in enclosures.
Rosemary Morison 2
Google review
My partner and I had an incredible two-night stay at Walkabout Wildlife Sanctuary. We loved exploring the bush tracks and spending time with the animals, all of which are clearly well cared for in such a beautiful natural setting. The facilities are excellent, and the entire experience felt both relaxing and meaningful. The staff were absolutely wonderful—friendly, knowledgeable, and accommodating. A special thank you to Talia and Molly for making our stay extra memorable. We would highly recommend Walkabout Wildlife Park to anyone looking for a peaceful getaway in nature, as well as to those passionate about wildlife and conservation.
Peter J
Google review
I had an absolutely fantastic time! The staff were incredibly friendly and created a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The highlight of my visit was definitely the lively lunchtime feeding session, where we got to interact with the kangaroos and other animals. It was such a fun experience to see them up close and watch their playful antics while enjoying the unique setting.
Hadhinah Felice
Google review
This place is so underrated. It’s a great establishment with amazing bush walking trails. Wallabies, kangaroos, and emus roam around freely. They’re friendly! We met Gundy the blind wombat who’s friendly and loves people! He’s the cutest and the best. The animals seem to be well taken care of.
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Where you'll be
Faulconbridge Railway Station
Faulconbridge NSW 2776