About this tour
Walk through Mirima National Park with Miriwoong guides who unlock the park's rock art and reveal which plants sustained their ancestors. You'll hear Dreamtime stories tied to the landscape, then head to Waringarri—Australia's first Indigenous-owned art centre—where you can watch artists at work and taste bush tucker. The whole experience runs about two and a half hours and sits at the heart of Kimberley culture in Western Australia.
Highlights
- Rock art sites explained by Miriwoong custodians
- Learn to identify bush foods and traditional plant uses
- Mantha welcome ceremony
- Meet artists in Waringarri studios
- Taste homemade damper and native foods
- Discount voucher for the gallery shop
What to expect
A Miriwoong guide meets you for a 30-minute walk into Mirima National Park, pointing out rock art panels and explaining which plants fed people for thousands of years. Stories connect the landscape to Dreamtime. Afterwards you'll drive to Waringarri Arts Centre, where you can wander through studios, chat with painters and sculptors, and sample bush foods. The pace is gentle—no scrambling or rough terrain—so it suits most fitness levels.
Good to know
Bring comfortable walking shoes and hat. Insect repellent and water are provided. Infants must sit on a lap. The rock art walk is short but worthwhile; the real depth comes from the guides' knowledge and the artists' willingness to talk.
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