Highlights:

• Meet a knowledgeable local Bininj guide for an authentic cultural immersion

• Engage in a leisurely-paced tour, ensuring a deep and meaningful experience

• Traditional Owners share generations-old stories, including the tale of Yingana and Warramurruggunddji's significance

• Explore a rock art site featuring profound depictions of Indigenous history and culture

• Experience lunch in a breathtaking rocky overhang setting amid serene wetlands and bird sounds

• Engage in intimate conversations with Aboriginal guides in small group settings

• Visit an arts center, a cultural hub for Bininj people, showcasing diverse mediums like painting, weaving, and carving

• Witness artists at work, creating unique Arnhem Land style artworks

• Immerse yourself in one of the world's most esteemed Indigenous art scenes

• Savor an unforgettable experience, mindful of tide limitations at Cahills Crossing, whether concluding in Jabiru or returning to Darwin

Inclusions:

• Arnhem Land entry permits and Aboriginal Guide

• Hotel pick up and drop off from either Darwin city or Jabiru in Kakadu

• Visit to Arts and Craft Centre

• Guided walking tour of rock art site

• Picnic lunch

• Afternoon tea with tea/coffee and snack

Other important info:

• Vegetarians and Coeliacs catered for with at least 24 hours notice.

• If you wish to purchase any artwork or items at the Injalak Arts and Crafts Centre, please bring cash or card

• Tour operates: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays (May to October annually)

• Pick up and drop off available from Darwin or Jabiru

• Suitable for ages 5 years and above

• Activity Level: Active with good mobility ability to climb multiple flights of stairs is necessary