Discover the Beauty of Boya Kaarla | Cape Peron Cultural Tour
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An Unforgettable Cultural Journey
Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of the Whadjuk people on the Boya Kaarla (Cape Peron) Walking Tour. Led by experienced Whadjuk guide Steven Jacobs, this enriching 90-minute journey connects you deeply to Country through the ancient Dreamtime stories of the Derbal Naraa. 🌅
What You Will Experience
- Sacred Ceremonies: Participate in a traditional Welcome to Country and a meaningful Sand Ceremony. 🍃
- Cultural Education: Gain authentic insights into Noongar culture, lore, and the traditional significance of Cape Peron.
- Spectacular Landscapes: Explore the rugged beauty of the cape, taking in breathtaking views of the coastline, rocky outcrops, and serene waters. 🌊
Tour Details
- Duration: 90 minutes
- Distance: 1km walk on mostly flat ground with some sandy and uneven surfaces.
- Meeting & Ending Point: Point Peron Carpark East, Point Peron Road, Rockingham, Western Australia.
What to Bring
Please wear comfortable walking shoes and bring sun protection, a hat, a water bottle, and a camera to capture the stunning coastal scenery. 📸
Accessibility & Inclusion
We are committed to welcoming all guests. The tour can be adapted to meet various accessibility needs, and we proudly accept Companion Cards.
Booking Information
Book with confidence. You will not be charged at the time of booking; a confirmation and payment request will be sent once the minimum number of participants has been met.
We are excited to confirm your upcoming booking with In Culture. Your adventure awaits, and we can’t wait to share this unforgettable experience with you!
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Good place to browse around.
Seems more an alternative place with lots of wellbeing stalls.
Toilets are very poor.
The prices in stalls were not any cheaper than in shops
A little disappointed with the markets
There are many more bays and beaches on the island, some with wonderful crystal water. The opposite side of the island is a bit rougher but also beautiful.
We sprinted, strolled and argued (lovingly) over answers, and somehow discovered hidden gems we’ve walked past for YEARS without noticing. Cannot wait for these 7 bonus’s points. Xoxox The 5 mil club
Probably very pleasant at sunset. Just I don’t know how much swimming I would do there.
The Basin is one of the least crowded beaches and gives as well nice shelter for wind.
Toilets near as well.










































