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Come see the Bees (Joodaorngudjee Gudu)
Tour
About
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.
What's Available
13 featuresHalf Day or Less
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Where you'll be
71 Olivia Terrace
Carnarvon Western Australia 6701