Engage in a profound multi-sensory experience and discover the rich history of Aboriginal culture, traditions, and life before colonisation. Walk together on Country across Fremantle’s most iconic and scenic landscapes, smell native plants traditionally used as bush medicine, and connect with ancient Noongar Dreamtime stories passed down through generations. 🌿

Tour Highlights

• Welcome to Country & Sand Ceremony: Experience this sacred ritual on the beautiful shores of Bathers Beach. 🏖️
• Whalers Tunnel Secrets: Hear powerful Dreamtime stories and discover the deep significance of this historic location.
• Roundhouse Lookout: Take in spectacular, panoramic views from this iconic vantage point.
• Derbal Yerrigan Truths: Learn the true history surrounding the opening of the Swan River.

What is Included

• Authentic education about Noongar culture delivered by a Noongar guide.
• Guided sightseeing across Fremantle’s most iconic coastal locations.
• First-hand truth-telling, sharing the side of history that was never written down.
• Captivating Dreamtime stories that cannot be found on Google.
• Insight into traditional bush foods and native medicines. 🍃
• An enriched understanding, appreciation, and lasting connection to Country.

Key Tour Details

• Duration: 90 minutes
• Distance: 1km (mostly flat ground, with some sand and steps)
• Meeting Point: WA Shipwrecks Museum (opposite Cicerello’s), 2 Marine Terrace, Fremantle WA 6160
• Ending Point: WA Maritime Museum (or Gage Roads Brewery for those wanting to quench their thirst and grab a bite to eat), Victoria Quay Road, Fremantle WA 6160

What to Wear & Bring

Please wear comfortable walking shoes and suitable clothing for the day’s weather. We recommend bringing sun protection, a water bottle, and a camera to capture the memories. 📸

Accessibility & Bookings

The tour can be adapted to meet various accessibility requirements, and Companion Cards are happily accepted. Upon booking, you will not be charged immediately; a confirmation and payment request will be sent once the minimum group size is met.