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Dabungool Cultural Experiences
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Experience the rich cultural history and nature of Kepa Kurl—Esperance—with new eyes on this cultural heritage and bush tucker tour. They are the only 100 per cent Aboriginal-owned and operated Walking Tours in Esperance.
Walking along the Nature trails in the Kwongkan heathland and bushland. They talk about the Flora and Fauna, that you can find in abundance and test your senses as they stop to pick bush tucker and traditionally used plants.
If you are travelling with your fur Babies or strollers or need help walking you can pick one of their tours that suit your needs then unwind with a cuppa and Bush Bread, using locally sourced ingredients to further excite your senses for a true taste of Kepa Kurl Nyungar Boodjar.
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Available Tours
Walk on Country at Tanaaneditj
Join a tour on country as they talk about the cultural heritage, seasonal plants and foods. What you get is to learn Nyungar names, taste what's available on country and how they eat and prepare plants. Explore beautiful Esperance and see the world how they do. Esperance is more than just a beach! They follow the Rotary Walk trail, where you can excite your senses with the seasonal plants that are available atop this beautiful landscape and end with locally sourced bush tea and damper.
Mandawoornup Coastal tour
Located in the world-famous Cape Le Grand National Park, this tour walks from Hellfire bay to Little Hellfire Bay. This is one of the Class 3 walks that takes you through the breathtaking views of the white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters, to discover Esperance is more than just a beach, they have rich flora and fauna thriving right beside the Wadarn (oceans).
Murdidyyinakabi - Lake Monjinup and the Kwongkan Heathland
Follow the easy, well-defined trails of one of the most flora and fauna-rich conservation areas in Western Australia. Approximately 20% of the state’s described plant species, 22 mammal species, 41 reptile species, and more than 200 bird species. Take in the abundance of birdlife and learn the cultural significance of the wetlands.
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Cannery Arts Centre
Esperance WA 6450