Kuku Yalanji Cultural Habitat Tours

YOUR EXPERIENCE PROVIDER Kuku Yalanji Cultural Habitat Tours

Kuku Yalanji Cultural Habitat Tours was established in 1999 by Linc & Brandon Walker.

If you feel it's time to get native, join one of the Kubirri Warra brothers on their beach, mudflat and mangrove walk! Linc and Brandon Walker follow the traditions of their ancestors who, for thousands of years, educated visitors about their Kuku Yalanji culture. Cooya Beach (Kuyu Kuyu) is a special place and is a traditional fishing ground of the Kuku Yalanji Bama. This unique coastal place has three diverse ecosystems -beach, mangroves and coastal reef - that are connected to each other by the ever changing mudflats and tidal lagoons.

Today the brothers teach their guests how to throw a spear, hunt whilst stalking and observing wildlife and country, and how to track coastal resources. And they share some of their extensive knowledge of this special area and how they care for their Country.

    Cultural Beach, Mangroves and Mudflat Tour
    Cultural Beach, Mangroves and Mudflat Tour
    Cultural Beach, Mangroves and Mudflat Tour
    Cultural Beach, Mangroves and Mudflat Tour

    Cultural Beach, Mangroves and Mudflat Tour

    2.5 Hours Cooya Beach, Tropical North Queensland Catch & Cook Year Round
    Kuku Yalanji Traditional Custodians take you on a journey on their traditional homeland on Cooya beach, where they continue to practice cultural activities and maintain their cultural heritage. Learn about culture, traditional medicine and food plants. This is an immersive more
    from $100 per adult
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    Cultural Education Talks
    Cultural Education Talks
    Cultural Education Talks

    Cultural Education Talks

    1 Hour Cooya Beach, Tropical North Queensland Cultural Education Year Round
    Kuku Yalanji Traditional Custodians meet with visitors to walk on their traditional homeland on Cooya beach, where they continue to practice their cultural activities and maintain their cultural heritage.  Learn about the cultural importance of this country, fishing, hunting, foods more
    from $200 per adult
    More info