Go Cultural Aboriginal Tours and Experiences

Goomup (Elizabeth Quay) Aboriginal Walking Tour
Go Cultural Aboriginal Tours and Experiences
Go Cultural Aboriginal Tours and Experiences
Go Cultural Aboriginal Tours and Experiences
Go Cultural Aboriginal Tours and Experiences
Walter with Japanese Exchange students, Karrgatup Tour
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About

Go Cultural Aboriginal Tours and Experiences is a fully Aboriginal-owned and operated company based in Perth Western Australia delivering authentic Indigenous cultural experiences for local, domestic and international visitors to Perth, conference and events delegates, government agencies, corporate clients, schools, community programs and special interest groups.

Owned and operated by Walter McGuire, a Noongar man from the Perth region and Meg McGuire, a Kungarakan woman whose traditional lands lie in the Northern Territory, Go Cultural delivers a variety of products and services that educate and share Aboriginal culture including Welcomes to Country; Smoking Ceremonies; cultural consultancy, public speaking, cultural awareness programs and Aboriginal cultural tours.

Please visit their website for more information on their tours.

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Available Tours

Karrgatup (Kings Park) Walking Tour

Karrgatup (Kings Park) Walking Tour

Walk with them at ‘Karrgatup’, the local Aboriginal name for Mount Eliza and Kings Park, Perth. You will learn of the hill’s intriguing past and spiritual significance to Noongar People, beginning with a Noongar welcome. The tour includes a Dreamtime story, traditional song and Noongar language against the backdrop of the Park’s native flora and Perth city skyline.

From $80 to $240 per person

Wadjemup (Rottnest Island) Aboriginal Tour

Wadjemup (Rottnest Island) Aboriginal Tour

This surprising 60-minute walking tour is guaranteed to heighten your appreciation of ‘Wadjemup’- the local Aboriginal name for Rottnest Island. From a unique Aboriginal perspective, your Noongar guide explores the Island’s notorious penal history in the context of its pre-eminence in Noongar lore and culture. The tour starts with a traditional Aboriginal sand ceremony at the first settlement, and includes a Dreamtime story and traditional song in Noongar language.

From $80 to $240 per person

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Where you'll be

Subiaco WA 6008