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Cable Beach Muwarrt
Tour
About
Muwarrt, meaning "Story Time", is a traditional style gathering that provides an opportunity to learn about Aboriginal culture in a natural and culturally safe environment.
Join Mabu Buru cultural tour guides for a relaxing conversation, or a Muwarrt, at the famous Cable Beach.
This unique experience includes:
Authentic stories and lessons shared by a local Aboriginal person. An introduction to the local Aboriginal culture, Country, and history. An explanation of Bugarrigarra, creation beings, our spiritual beliefs and dreaming. An explanation of "Connection to Country", and our traditional lifestyle that is guided by our ancient knowledge of the local seasons. A song performance demonstration using our traditional instruments, the kullie. Revealing of the Cable Beach Dinosaur Track location (tide dependant, visible on tides below 3.0m)
What's Available
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