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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.

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.

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.

Join an unforgettable 2.5-hour Dark Sky experience, where you will embark on a fascinating journey through the cosmos. Under the vast, star-filled sky, you'll be guided by Rennee, who will share ancient celestial stories and the rich connection of the stars and planets. Peer through telescopes, and you'll be amazed by the incredible sights of distant galaxies, brilliant constellations, and mesmerizing celestial phenomena. Whether you're an experienced stargazer or a first-time observer, this unique experience will leave you with a deep appreciation for the wonders of the night sky. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with the stars and uncover the mysteries of the universe!

Experience the rich cultural heritage and natural wonders of Carnarvon in this captivating two-hour tour that explores the Gwoonwardu Mia Cultural Centre, where you'll delve into the history, traditions, and artistry of the local Indigenous people. Your tour begins at the Gwoonwardu Mia Cultural Centre, where you'll be warmly welcomed by your Wooramulla guide. Discover the captivating artistry of the local artists as you explore the centre's impressive collection of artifacts, artwork, and interactive exhibits. Immerse yourself in the rich history and cultural heritage of the region through engaging stories passed down through generations What to Bring: comfortable Jinaboogas (walking shoes), weather-appropriate clothing, a sense of curiosity and wonder, mungawala (hat) and a water bottle.

Switch off your devices, clear your mind, and let your eyes adjust to the natural light of the night sky. Beneath a clear Gascoyne sky, far from light pollution, the vastness of space is revealed as billions of stars slowly come into focus. Lay back and gaze upward as your Yinggarda guide shares traditional star stories passed down through generations. Take a closer look at distant planets and galaxies through the telescope, then join a yarning circle to share stories and connect under the stars. For the ultimate, unforgettable cultural experience—start with the Gnullyari Gudu (Walking Tour) before switching off to enjoy the Murroo Gudu (Cultural Star Gazing) experience.

The easily accessible walking tour takes visitors on a moderate walk to the pristine floodplains at the mouth of the Gascoyne River. Along the way, listen to your guide share traditional Yinggarda stories. Learn about traditional bushfoods, medicine plants and wildlife of this area. At certain times of the year, the bush here is ablaze with colourful and delicate wildflowers. Learn how these and other natural events were important seasonal indicators that the Yinggarda people lived by. What to bring: comfortable shoes, a water bottle, a Mungawalah (hat), and most importantly a smile.
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.
Rennee took us on a sunset tour and it was amazing. She is so passionate about her country and made the tour really interesting and informative for us. She took the time to explain everything and didn’t rush.
Highly recommend any of Renee's tour, she is a passionate about her culture and sharing her knowledge about the Gastoyne River lands and customs. She is a gorgeous soul and we felt privileged to be able to sit and yarn with her.
Thank you Rennee for sharing the beautiful stories of your ancestors’ culture, telling us about the nature and the universe underneath this amazing and chill nightsky at OTC. It such a wonderful special journey 🌙. Things happen for a reason. We believe your stories will also travel with these people around the world 🌍🌌💫
We met up with our Guide Rennee, from the moment it started she was raw and honest, caring and respectful and at the same time such a great teacher. This small tour was out of season and a spur of the moment thing. Such a pleasure and we will definitely be recommending our friends and people we meet to go and do this. Even get to try some great bush tucker ingredients and enjoy the feeling of togetherness.
146 Robinson Street
Carnarvon WA 6701