First Nations Travel

Experience more than a refreshing dip at these special swimming spot when you explore them in the company of an Aboriginal guide. Discover why they are so special.

First Nations Australian food is more than just foraging for bush tucker. We’ve compiled a list of unforgettable First Nations dining experiences.

From spearing coconuts in the Daintree rainforest to foraging for fresh mud crabs along the Kimberley coast, these epic, hands-on experiences will ensure your kids are as captivated by Australia’s unique landscapes and vibrant cultures as you will be.

We set off on an Indigenous road trip to the Dampier Peninsula, where red dirt tracks, cultural tours and coastal escapes reveal Kimberley’s unique spirit.

Queensland’s Indigenous cultures span immense distances and ecosystems, from the Torres Strait Islands at the top of the state to the outback, rainforest and reef. The experiences you can have on Country are diverse, eye-opening, and often unexpected.

Whether you’re a foodie or a history buff, exploring the Kimberley region of northern Western Australia with an Indigenous guide deepens your visit and cultural understanding of this very special part of the country. Here are eight must-do experiences.

From gin-infused cucumber crowned with green ants to lemon myrtle kangaroo loin and a Gunditjmara eel tasting platter, these tours will put your taste buds to the ultimate bushtucker test. The question is, are you game?

Australia is a paradise for bird enthusiasts, showcasing an incredibly diverse species, from the giant cassowary to the iconic wetland hunter, the jabiru.

The World Heritage-listed Wet Tropics of Queensland stretches for 450 kilometres along Australia’s north-east coast. It holds a particularly important place in Aboriginal cultures and traditions

Day trips to Australia’s most culturally significant sites inspire when you’re in the company of an Aboriginal guide, but overnight stays can take your experience to the next level.