The best way to experience Ngarluma ngurra Did a rock art and bushtucker tour with Clinton which was outstanding. We spent hours at Murujuga, the world's oldest classroom, where he shared Ngarluma culture, language and history and his phenomenal knowledge of biology, geology, geography, belief systems and current day politics. Due to the tides, the bushtucker part of the tour extended into the evening. Walking out to ancient fishtraps and discovering the marine life by torchlight, getting a feed of mud crabs and cooking them on coals is an experience I'll never forget. Thanks for properly introducing me to Ngarluma Country!

A deeper understanding of the Pilbara I had an incredible time on the tour and learned so much about the region and its history. Clinton's insight into the rock art and the meanings associated with the imagery provided beautiful context to what we were seeing and helped us understand how long the people of the area have been living in that region. It was a truly inspiring experience and I'll be sure to recommend it to all my friends and family visiting the area.

So happy to have experienced this We did your tour yesterday and I can say from our experience the award is very much well deserved. Such a great experience. I wanted to go out again today with you and Jayden. Thanks for sharing your stories, land, rock art and mudcrabs

A must-do tour A must-do tour, absolutely fascinating in one of the oldest rock art sites in Australia, so much to learn about Indigenous culture and what these stories carved in rocks mean to the world. Colin is a most knowledgeable and generous guide, thank you!

Informative and Engaging Jaiden did an amazing job for his first corporate cultural training! It was so great to learn about the history of the land we live and work, and have a few laughs along the way. He was very knowledgeable and able to answer all of our questions, as well as teach us about local history, customs, food and more. Well done Jaiden!

Don't miss this! Time on Country with the amazing Clinton Walker was an unforgettable experience. As this Ngarluma and Yindijbarndi man says "you can come here and walk around and look at all the rock art but not hear the stories. I feel sorry for that mob". Worth every last cent. Priceless really. Time just flew and could have stayed there all day. Please don't miss this immersive and educational tour when you're at or anywhere near Murujuga NP.

Extremely significant and astonishing A must-see tour if you want to see Ngajarli. The insights into the thousands of years old documentation and passed down knowledge about this historic and sacred site were not just eye opening and breathtaking but also extremely significant in regards to the mining plans on site. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!

Connection to country Eye opening experience with Clinton, holder of deep knowledge of his country, genrously shared. Starting early was important in the heat. Gratitude and many thanks.

Outstanding Effort Excellent communication and very professional. Nice casual relaxing tour, tour guides were very polite and thoughtful to all. Superb local knowledge and solid history of the area. Worth every minuet of my time!

Humble and engaging tour guide Although my husband and our three children are Yjindibarndi themselves, and after working in and for Pilbara based aboriginal organisations for a long time, (as a non aboriginal person myself) who thought she had gained a lot of understanding through my work, the cultural knowledge, respect and integrity that Clinton Walker shows through his tours, is remarkable. Engaging, honours his country and remains humble. Highly recommend ☺️ we are perth based now, but we are looking forward to taking our 3 young children on this tour to get the a full experience of their Ngurra (country/home)

Excellent tour, Ngurrangga! We loved our half day tour with you. The quality of the commentary was outstanding and really helped us to understand and appreciate the art we were seeing. Thank you so much! We definitely recommend this to anyone seeking to learn more about aboriginal art.

Would recommend to anyone My partner and I went today and we had a great time. I'd been to the area by myself before, but even reading all the information on site, it doesn't compare with the knowledge and enthusiasm that Clinton brings to his tour. His work is clearly a passion and we're lucky to have had the experience

Just do it Just did the rock art tour and it has been a highlight of our trip to WA. Just wish we had done it before visiting the other national parks in the area as Clinton gave us so much information we could have used when visiting other sites, truly a great insight into the area and Australias indigenous people from here and all over the country. I can’t recommend this tour enough. It should have 10 stars, not just 5.
Thanks Clinton.

Everyone's country. Loved our tour of the rock art. Our tour guides were so passionate about their country and we loved learning about their culture and a we even got to learn about bush tucker which I loved. Thankyou for teaching me about your country.
Would loved to have learnt more.

Excellent Experience of Burrup Peninsula An excellent tour of the ancient petroglyphs at Burrup National Park. Clinton and Jayden were superb guides explaining the culture and history of Burrup and the wider Pilbara.

Fantastic indigenous cultural experience. Clint provided a great night out - first a very informative and engaging bush tucker walk & talk, then a bonfire on the beach, more cultural talk, a campfire meal and indigenous song and dance, very well performed. The night stretched on, but it was so much fun that time flew. Thanks to all involved.

See our 50,000 history This was a highlight of my trip from Victoria to WA. I've always been fascinated by the the Aboringinal spiritual world and this personal tour by Clinton opened my eyes to the stories behind the 50,000 rock art. It was for two hours but I could have listened for hours. Don't miss it to understand what a wonderful heritage we have in our country.

Rock art and bush food tour This has been a highlight of my trip in the Pilbara, hearing from a very eloquent traditional owner about the rock art, bush plants but also the impact of the mining industry on their struggles to have their land recognised and respected. Clinton was an excellent host.

Sublime The rock art tour was the highlight of our stay in the Pilbara. Our guide, Clinton's nephew Elijah, was incredibly knowledgable and went above and beyond, accommodating a range of questions. The time to go is late afternoon. Or even better, when it is raining, as you can see them more easily.

To quote the archeologist who first documented these petroglyphs in the 1960s, "The Egyptian government would not tolerate any plans to erect a petrochemical plant next to the pyramids of Giza, the French would never quarry the limestone containing Lascaux Cave for building blocks Western Australia lacks the ancient structures of the Old World, but it has cultural heritage sites rivalling in value those anywhere else. Some of its Pilbara petroglyphs are three times older than the ages of the Pyramids, Lascaux art and the [Afghan] Buddha figures added together. They were created by the oldest living culture on earth, and these timeless sentinels are trenchant reminders of the transience of our own society and culture. By comparison to these witnesses of our ephemeral existence the cultural works we, the invaders of this continent, have managed to erect in Western Australia—our museums and statues and Lang Hancock’s mansion—are worthless trinkets."

So much more than art - great history about the ancestors and the region as well. We had Anthony as our tour guide. Anthony is a local indigenous man with good knowledge of the area and the history as well as the Rock Art. We learned so much more about the history in the area and he pointed out so many more rock art pictures that we would not have seen without him showing us these. It was great to listen to him and learn more about the artwork and culture. Thank you so much.

Karratha Aboriginal Cultural Experience I attended the 4wd tour. Great value for money. Great activity, learnt so much about the rich history of the country.
Clinton is the tour guide he is traditional custodian of country and a wealth of knowledge passed down from his ancestors. The team were friendly, the other groups of people on the tour across all age groups from children to nomads, unanimously all shared they had the best day too. We drove through many different types of terrain.
Learnt about all native flowers and wildlife
Bush tucker, plucked directly off the tree fresh.
Swam in many dams, waterholes and flowing rivers to fill up our water bottles.
In a short day we truly captured the essence of how the First Nations people lived off the land.
Some people had their own four wheel drives , I travelled in the tour guides 4WD it was a brand new land cruiser very comfortable and had air conditioning and power points for my phone.
The tour guide had a two way he was sharing information with the other vehicles while we were driving from place to place.
We were given useful information that would save life if ever lost in the desert how to find food water and shelter
We learnt the protocols of how to respectfully experience aboriginal culture what we can take photos of and which things not to, correct language and cultural acknowledgments.

Incredible insight into rock art at Dampier. Felt so privileged to engage in conversation and hear the amazing stories of song lines. Presented incredibly well with passion and deep knowledge! Congratulations Ngurrangga Tours!

We opted to take this Rock Art tour rather than self guide, and I am so glad we did! I feel like we got a much deeper understanding of the significance of the Petroglyphs and broader history of ther region. Clinton and Jayden were wonderful, so knowledgeable and engaging, not to mention generous with their time.

Informative and very moving Informative and very moving, we really enjoyed our tour of the ancient rock art with three young and highly knowledgeable indigenous guides “helping out” their uncle Clinton. It is mind-blowing to think the art has been here upwards of 30,000 years, marking story lines that eventually crossed Australia. And heartbreaking to hear of plans to build a fertiliser plant adjacent to this precious historic site. Someone needs to start a proper campaign to kill this plan off. Anyone who participates in this tour cannot help but be activated to raise a voice against this.

How privileged are we to be shown some of their country by local Ngarluma and Yindjibarndi people. Thank you Clinton and Vince!

Amazing people. So passionate about their beautiful culture and history. Open your eyes to this country's real history, go and see Aboriginal art that is tens of thousands of years old and hearvthe stories of the first Australians.

Clinton's knowledge, humour and willingness to share his culture was far beyond our expectations.
He took time to tell traditional stories and incorporated bush tucker and medicine practices into our Rock Art Tour.
To come all this way only to try and walk around without a guide would be such a shame.
If you have one plan for Karratha do yourself a favour and make it this.
We cannot recommend him highly enough.