Greenfield Beach cultural walk

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Greenfield Beach cultural walk
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Led by an Aboriginal NPWS guide, this guided experience offers a unique opportunity to connect with Country through lived knowledge and storytelling. As you walk through coastal bushland and along the shoreline, you'll discover the deep relationship between people and the environment.

Along the way, your guide will share insights into traditional practices. You'll dive into the details of bush tucker and the use of native plants for food, medicine and everyday life. Discover how seasonal resources were gathered and managed and how this landscape has supported Aboriginal communities for thousands of years.

This is a relaxed, engaging cultural walk set in the spectacular surrounds of Greenfield Beach. It offers a meaningful experience for visitors looking to connect more deeply with the landscape, its stories and the Aboriginal culture of this special place.

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Where you'll be

10 Sutton Street

Vincentia NSW 2540