Wooramulla Eco Cultural Tours

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Mingah Mundah Tour
Star Stories and Campfire Yarns
Yinggarda Culture & Bushfood Tour
Walk amongst the prehistoric landscapes of Mundatharrda (Kennedy Ranges).
Mundatharrda (Kennedy Ranges)
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About

Wooramulla Tours invites you to immerse yourself in unforgettable experiences, whether gazing at the awe-inspiring night sky or marveling at one of the world's largest (and non-stinging!) burrowing bees. Each tour offers a rare opportunity to experience Country through an Aboriginal cultural lens.

Proudly 100% Aboriginal and female-owned and operated, Wooramulla Tours creates unique journeys that connect guests with the sacred and hidden beauty of landscapes across Carnarvon, the Kennedy Ranges, and the Quobba coastline. Discover Aboriginal astrotourism, bushfoods, traditional wellness practices, or simply listen to the gentle hum of burrowing bees as they dance and dive. Every experience is cultural, educational, and truly one of a kind.

Led by owner and guide Rennee, whose rich knowledge, warmth, and humor make every guest feel like family, these tours celebrate the wisdom of Aboriginal ancestors and the ongoing care for Country.

Whether you seek cultural enrichment or a deeper understanding of the environment, Wooramulla Eco Cultural Tours invites you to learn, connect, and reflect on the spiritual and cultural ties that bind to Country.

What's Available

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Available Tours

Carnarvon Tag-A-Long (Gwoonwardu Gudu)

Carnarvon Tag-A-Long (Gwoonwardu Gudu)

Tag-a-long in your own vehicle as Rennee guides you to points of interest across Carnarvon. Begin with a traditional Sand Ceremony, then journey in convoy as Rennee shares her story of Carnarvon (Gwoonwardu). Along the way, discover seasonal bush medicines and foods, with samples provided when available. This tour is wheelchair and pram friendly. If you have additional accessibility requirements, please contact us as we'll adapt the experience to best suit your needs.

$125 per person

Come see the Bees (Joodaorngudjee Gudu)

Come see the Bees (Joodaorngudjee Gudu)

A perfect introduction to the Yinggarda people and their culture. At certain times of the year, the bush bursts into colour with delicate wildflowers, and in early spring, the Moogadgurrah (Burrowing Bees) emerge during their frenzied mating season. This immersive walking tour follows the heritage trail, where you'll learn about Yinggarda traditions and Carnarvon's rich local history. Join us for a journey where nature and culture intertwine to create an unforgettable experience. Duration: 2 hours Wear: Comfortable shoes and a hat (Mungawalah). What to bring: Bottle of water and, most importantly, a smile.

$80 per person

Reviews & Ratings

Adam Bell

Adam Bell

Google review

My wife and myself had an amazing experience with Rennee. She told us her story over a beautiful sunset in Carnarvon. She was very knowledgeable and passed on a lot about her culture and the way they have been doing things for many many years. Highly recommend to anyone thinking of doing this tour.

Where you'll be

146 Robinson Street

Carnarvon WA 6701