Elizabeth Quay Cultural Walking Tours

Name: Elizabeth Quay Cultural Walking Tours
Address: Mia Yellagonga Tower 2, Level 7/5 Spring St, Perth WA 6000, Perth, WA, 6000, AU
Telephone: 086200 4000
Price range: A$15

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Explore the Aboriginal history of Goomup (Elizabeth Quay) and the Booneenboro (Perth Waters) through a guided cultural walking tour.

Running monthly from October 2026 to May 2027, Go Cultural Aboriginal Tours & Experiences are led by Traditional Owner Walter McGuire OAM and his team at Elizabeth Quay. Supported by DevelopmentWA, the tours are subsidised, with tickets just $15 to allow greater accessibility to Aboriginal cultural experiences.

The tours provide an immersive introduction into Noongar culture, featuring a smoking ceremony and interactive display where visitors can touch and learn about traditional artefacts while gaining a deeper understanding of the world's oldest living culture.

Set on the banks of the Derbarl Yerrigan (Swan River), a very significant place for Noongar people, the tours explore the importance of the Noongar six seasons and the rich Dreaming stories that share ancient knowledge of Country.

The afternoon experience invites participants to explore, learn and connect with Aboriginal culture while enjoying a relaxed walk along the water's edge at Elizabeth Quay.

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Cultural Walking Tour Series at Elizabeth Quay

A captivating series set to enrich the cultural story of Elizabeth Quay. Every month from October 2024 to May 2025, visitors will have the opportunity to embark on engaging guided tour available on Tuesdays with Walter McGuire and his team from Go Cultural Aboriginal Tours. Through expert storytelling, participants will delve into the rich history of Elizabeth Quay, the Derbarl Yerrigan (Swan River), and the traditional lands of the Whadjuk people. These cultural tours promise a glimpse into the world's oldest living culture. Learn about the importance of place and caring for boodjah (Country) and how this has been significant to the Noongar People for generations, including the influence the six seasons have on the changing landscape.

$15 per person