Kuku Yalanji Cultural Habitat Tours Queensland Australia

Kuku Yalanji Cultural Habitat Tours is a 100 per cent authentic Australian Aboriginal developed, owned and operated initiative of Linc and Brandon Walker, who are Kuku Yalanji Aboriginal Traditional Owners with cultural ties to environmentally unique locations including the Great Barrier Reef and Marine Parks, the World Heritage Wet Tropics and the national parks of Port Douglas, Mossman Gorge, Daintree River, Cape Tribulation and Bloomfield River on the Far Northern East Coast of Australia.

They have developed Kuku Yalanji Cultural Activities to protect appropriately, Kuku Yalanji Culture for Kuku Yalanji people for future generations and to provide authentic Australian Aboriginal cultural experiences to educate visitors to Kuku Yalanji traditional country as done by their ancestors for thousands of years to ensure Kuku Yalanji cultural survival for future generations.

Kuku Yalanji Cultural Habitat Tours has developed three cultural management, education and tourism based activities including: cultural guided coastal, beach, mudflat and mangrove walks and talks learning how to throw a spear and track coastal resources; traditional night time hunting, spearing fish while stalking/observing country and wildlife; developing overnight camping tours in cultural locations.

They also operate ‘Cultural Talks’ – authentic Kuku Yalanji Australian Aboriginal Cultural information sessions at resorts, hotels, motels and centres affiliated with Kuku Yalanji Cultural Habitat Tours in Kuku Yalanji Homelands.

Contact Linc or Brandon anytime, especially when you feel, it’s time to get native!

Touring Options

Overnight Cultural Camp

This tour is suited to groups only with a maximum of ten persons.

Cultural Talks / Exclusive Talks

Cultural Beach Walks

Authentic Kuku Yalanji Australian Aboriginal cultural walks with Kuku Yalanji cultural habitat traditional owners as they continue to traditionally hunt/gather and manage their country, culture and resources.

Exclusive Night Spearing

Welcoming Ceremony

Ceremony included dances, smoking ceremony and didgeridoo music.