Lurujarri Tours

PO BOX 1948 Broome WA 6725

Tours and Activities 4WD Tours Land Based Tours

LURUJARRI TOURS DISCOVER BROOME’S RICH INDIGENOUS CULTURE EXPERIENCE A GUIDED TOUR YOU’LL NEVER FORGET LISTEN. LEARN. UNDERSTAND.

AN AUTHENTIC CULTURAL TOUR TO REMEMBER

Broome, Western Australia. Its one of the most beautiful places on Earth. Experience the rich culture passed down through the generations.

Whether you want to search for bush tucker, discover dinosaur footprints, swim at Cable Beach or visit some iconic waterholes, we can tailor a tour that most interests you, taking in a variety of sights and experiences.

Typically, on a full day Lurujarri Tour you will travel 80km north, exploring the beautiful coast line from Minyirr to Minarriny.

Tours currently operate on Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays.

Hotel pick-ups are available — please advise at the time of booking. Places are limited to a maximum of 4 guests per tour. Book now to reserve your spot. We look forward to sharing our Country with you.

Join Daniel and hear of stories of the first people that came onto this country known as the Nadji spirit being people, the tour travels around the Broome peninsular with stories of those people and what had happened to them. Landmarks are the remnants of the Nadji people before they left this part of the country, today only so few traditional owners hold and are able to tell these stories who are connected to the northern tradition.

Follow part of a traditional Aboriginal song cycle which originated from the Dreamtime Ancestral Beings believed to have created the landscape, humans, animals and plants, all of which are inter-connected by the same life spirit. Lurujarri, meaning coastal dunes, is the Aboriginal name which generally describes this stretch of country, while the red pindan cliffs are known as Yanijarri.

Take a step back in time and track down dinosaur tracks on what is known as the Broome sand stone, there you will find 130 million year old tracks, many of which is the worlds largest and most visible tracks anywhere in the world. We also follow part of a traditional Aboriginal song cycle which originated from the Dreamtime Ancestral Beings believed to have created the landscape, humans, animals and plants, all of which are inter-connected by the same life spirit. Lurujarri, meaning coastal dunes, is the Aboriginal name which generally describes this stretch of country, while the red pindan cliffs are known as Yanijarri.

Take a step back in time and track down dinosaur tracks on what is known as the Broome sand stone, there you will find 130 million year old tracks, many of which is the worlds largest and most visible tracks. We will also visit some sites of cultural importance and learn about the stories from the dream time of the first people to the Broome area, the Nadji people.

Take a walk through Minyirr Park and discover plants and animals of the Broome area that sustained the local indigenous people for centuries. Get an understanding of monsoon vine thickets with the diversity of plants and its uses, also knowing why the place is of importance from an environmental perspective.

Tag along for a full day tour up Broome’s north coast and be shown sites of significance along the way and other places of interest. Take in the scenic views and capture the beauty of this coast line and what it has to offer.

For all cancellations greater than 48 hours prior to departure a full refund applies. For cancellations less than 48 hours prior to departure a 20% fee shall apply.

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