Mabu Buru Tours

Get ready for an excit­ing ​“tag a long” day of explor­ing Broome’s coastal mud­flats, man­groves, and creeks on foot. You’ll be walk­ing through tidal areas, nav­i­gat­ing the mud­dy land­scape, and get­ting up close with nature. Expect plen­ty of walk­ing as we track down and for­age for local del­i­ca­cies like mud crabs, mud shells, man­grove snails, stingrays, and fish. Our guides will show you tra­di­tion­al for­ag­ing tech­niques, teach you about Yawu­ru cul­ture, and share sto­ries of the land along the way. Once the hunt is over, you’ll enjoy a deli­cious feast of your the fresh catch. Be pre­pared for a tru­ly hands-on adven­ture — it’s mud­dy, it’s fun, and it’s all about expe­ri­enc­ing the coastal envi­ron­ment just as the Yawu­ru peo­ple have done for gen­er­a­tions. Wear com­fort­able out­door clothes, stur­dy footwear, and be ready for a day of walk­ing, wad­ing, and tast­ing the best of coastal bush foods! Inclu­sions: Mud/​Reef Boots: We pro­vide pro­tec­tive boots for walk­ing safe­ly through mud­flats, man­groves, and creeks. Expe­ri­enced Guides: Knowl­edge­able Yawu­ru guides lead the way, shar­ing tra­di­tion­al for­ag­ing tech­niques, cul­tur­al sto­ries, and local insights. Insect Repel­lent: We sup­ply insect repel­lent to keep you com­fort­able dur­ing the tour. Fresh Seafood Feast: Enjoy a deli­cious meal fea­tur­ing fresh­ly for­aged seafood like mud crabs, fish, and oth­er bush foods, paired with damper. Drink­ing Water: Stay hydrat­ed through­out the day with pro­vid­ed water. Two-Way Radio: Pro­vid­ed for com­mu­ni­ca­tion and safe­ty dur­ing the tour, ensur­ing a smooth and coor­di­nat­ed expe­ri­ence across the group and with guides. Cul­tur­al Inter­pre­ta­tion: Learn about Yawu­ru tra­di­tions, sus­tain­able for­ag­ing prac­tices, and the unique coastal ecosys­tem. Safe­ty Gear: Basic safe­ty gear and instruc­tions will be pro­vid­ed to ensure a safe adven­ture. Option­al: Sun Pro­tec­tion: Hats, sun­screen, and sun­glass­es are rec­om­mend­ed to pro­tect you from the sun. Cam­era: Bring a water­proof cam­era or phone case to cap­ture your adven­ture! what_​is_​not_​included: Fuel: Par­tic­i­pants must ensure they have enough fuel before meet­ing at the start­ing point. Vehi­cle: An off road four wheel dri­ve vehi­cle is required for this tag along Expe­ri­ence. Sun Pro­tec­tion: Hats, sun­screen, and sun­glass­es are rec­om­mend­ed but not pro­vid­ed. Food and Snacks (Oth­er than the Feast): You may want to bring addi­tion­al snacks or drinks for the jour­ney. Tow­el: Bring a swim­ming tow­el for clean­ing off water before get­ting back into your vehi­cle. It’s also use­ful after han­dling seafood or wad­ing through creeks. Per­son­al Med­ica­tion: Please bring any med­ica­tion or per­son­al items you may need dur­ing the tour. Camera/​Phone Pro­tec­tion: Water­proof cov­ers or cas­es for per­son­al devices are not pro­vid­ed. itin­er­ary: The tour dura­tion will vary between 2 to 5 hours, depend­ing on the loca­tion and con­di­tions for the day. Here’s a gen­er­al out­line of what to expect: 1. Dri­ve to For­ag­ing Loca­tion (30 mins — 1 hour) Meet at the des­ig­nat­ed meet­ing point. Dri­ve to the select­ed coastal for­ag­ing site, with guides pro­vid­ing an overview of the day’s expe­ri­ence dur­ing the jour­ney. 2. Hunt­ing and For­ag­ing (1 — 2 hours) Arrive at the for­ag­ing site and begin explor­ing mud­flats, man­groves, or creeks. Guid­ed by Yawu­ru experts, search for bush foods like mud crabs, shells, man­grove snails, stingrays, and fish while learn­ing tra­di­tion­al tech­niques and cul­tur­al insights. 3. Feast and Cul­tur­al Shar­ing (45 mins — 1 hour) Enjoy a fresh­ly pre­pared feast right on site, fea­tur­ing the day’s catch and tra­di­tion­al damper. Guides will share Yawu­ru sto­ries, tra­di­tions, and sus­tain­able for­ag­ing prac­tices, offer­ing a deep­er cul­tur­al expe­ri­ence. 4. Return Dri­ve (30 mins — 1 hour) After the feast, dri­ve back to the orig­i­nal meet­ing point, with time for ques­tions and reflec­tion on the day’s adven­ture. Note: The itin­er­ary may vary depend­ing on tides, weath­er, and site con­di­tions, ensur­ing a flex­i­ble and enjoy­able expe­ri­ence! high­lights: Scenic Dri­ve: Enjoy a pic­turesque dri­ve through Broome’s coastal land­scapes on your way to the for­ag­ing site. Spec­tac­u­lar Coastal Beau­ty: Expe­ri­ence the stun­ning inter­tidal zones, man­groves, and mud­flats, each offer­ing breath­tak­ing views of Broome’s nat­ur­al beau­ty. Hands-On Adven­ture: Get involved in every step of the hunt­ing and for­ag­ing process — learn by doing, guid­ed by expe­ri­enced Yawu­ru hosts. Catch-and-Cook Style: Catch and find your own food, then enjoy it fresh dur­ing a tra­di­tion­al bush feast pre­pared on-site. Tra­di­tion­al For­ag­ing Tech­niques: Use spears, crab hooks, and oth­er tra­di­tion­al tools as you search for mud crabs, shell­fish, man­grove snails, stingrays, and fish. Learn Yawu­ru Cul­ture: Hear sto­ries of the Dream­time, learn about Yawu­ru tra­di­tions, and dis­cov­er sus­tain­able har­vest­ing prac­tices from knowl­edge­able guides. Wildlife Encoun­ters: See diverse marine life and coastal bush foods up close, with expert insights into the ecol­o­gy of the region. Fresh Seafood Feast: Savor the fresh catch of the day, com­ple­ment­ed by tra­di­tion­al damper and bush foods, all enjoyed in a spec­tac­u­lar coastal set­ting. This immer­sive expe­ri­ence com­bines cul­tur­al learn­ing, stun­ning scenery, and the excite­ment of coastal for­ag­ing — all in one unfor­get­table adven­ture! What to Bring Fuel: Par­tic­i­pants must ensure they have enough fuel before meet­ing at the start­ing point. Vehi­cle: An off road four wheel dri­ve vehi­cle is required for this tag along Expe­ri­ence. Sun Pro­tec­tion: Hats, sun­screen, and sun­glass­es are rec­om­mend­ed but not pro­vid­ed. Food and Snacks (Oth­er than the Feast): You may want to bring addi­tion­al snacks or drinks for the jour­ney. Tow­el: Bring a swim­ming tow­el for clean­ing off water before get­ting back into your vehi­cle. It’s also use­ful after han­dling seafood or wad­ing through creeks. Per­son­al Med­ica­tion: Please bring any med­ica­tion or per­son­al items you may need dur­ing the tour. Camera/​Phone Pro­tec­tion: Water­proof cov­ers or cas­es for per­son­al devices are not pro­vid­ed. special_​requirements: Chil­dren must always be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian (or super­vi­sor). restric­tions: The Bin­ba Mayi Coastal Hunt­ing and For­ag­ing Adven­ture is an active, some­times phys­i­cal­ly demand­ing expe­ri­ence that involves exten­sive walk­ing, nav­i­gat­ing through soft mud and sand in mud­flats, creeks, and uneven coastal ter­rain. As such, it may not be suit­able for every­one. Mobil­i­ty Lim­i­ta­tions: This expe­ri­ence is not suit­able for peo­ple with impaired mobil­i­ty or those who rely on mobil­i­ty aids, as the ter­rain is chal­leng­ing and requires a good lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty. Fit­ness Lev­el: Par­tic­i­pants should have a mod­er­ate to high fit­ness lev­el, as the tour involves sus­tained walk­ing, wad­ing through water, and han­dling for­aged items. Preg­nant Women: Due to the phys­i­cal­ly demand­ing nature of the tour and poten­tial risks of uneven ground, it is not rec­om­mend­ed for preg­nant women. Height Restric­tions: There are no spe­cif­ic height restric­tions; how­ev­er, par­tic­i­pants must be able to han­dle for­ag­ing tools and safe­ly nav­i­gate the out­door coastal envi­ron­ment. If you have any con­cerns about your abil­i­ty to par­tic­i­pate, please reach out to us in advance to dis­cuss your needs and ensure a safe and enjoy­able expe­ri­ence! dura­tion: 2 to 5 hours meeting_​point: Broome Road Truck Stop — just east of the Broome Road and Cape Lev­eque turn off round­about pric­ing: Adult tick­et: $160 Child tick­et: :$55 Chil­dren 5 years and younger are free of charge

Get ready for an excit­ing ​“tag a long” day of explor­ing Broome’s coastal mud­flats, man­groves, and creeks on foot. You’ll be walk­ing through tidal areas, nav­i­gat­ing the mud­dy land­scape, and get­ting up close with nature. Expect plen­ty of walk­ing as we track down and for­age for local del­i­ca­cies like mud crabs, mud shells, man­grove snails, stingrays, and fish. Our guides will show you tra­di­tion­al for­ag­ing tech­niques, teach you about Yawu­ru cul­ture, and share sto­ries of the land along the way. Once the hunt is over, you’ll enjoy a deli­cious feast of your the fresh catch. Be pre­pared for a tru­ly hands-on adven­ture — it’s mud­dy, it’s fun, and it’s all about expe­ri­enc­ing the coastal envi­ron­ment just as the Yawu­ru peo­ple have done for gen­er­a­tions. Wear com­fort­able out­door clothes, stur­dy footwear, and be ready for a day of walk­ing, wad­ing, and tast­ing the best of coastal bush foods! Inclu­sions: Mud/​Reef Boots: We pro­vide pro­tec­tive boots for walk­ing safe­ly through mud­flats, man­groves, and creeks. Expe­ri­enced Guides: Knowl­edge­able Yawu­ru guides lead the way, shar­ing tra­di­tion­al for­ag­ing tech­niques, cul­tur­al sto­ries, and local insights. Insect Repel­lent: We sup­ply insect repel­lent to keep you com­fort­able dur­ing the tour. Fresh Seafood Feast: Enjoy a deli­cious meal fea­tur­ing fresh­ly for­aged seafood like mud crabs, fish, and oth­er bush foods, paired with damper. Drink­ing Water: Stay hydrat­ed through­out the day with pro­vid­ed water. Two-Way Radio: Pro­vid­ed for com­mu­ni­ca­tion and safe­ty dur­ing the tour, ensur­ing a smooth and coor­di­nat­ed expe­ri­ence across the group and with guides. Cul­tur­al Inter­pre­ta­tion: Learn about Yawu­ru tra­di­tions, sus­tain­able for­ag­ing prac­tices, and the unique coastal ecosys­tem. Safe­ty Gear: Basic safe­ty gear and instruc­tions will be pro­vid­ed to ensure a safe adven­ture. Option­al: Sun Pro­tec­tion: Hats, sun­screen, and sun­glass­es are rec­om­mend­ed to pro­tect you from the sun. Cam­era: Bring a water­proof cam­era or phone case to cap­ture your adven­ture! what_​is_​not_​included: Fuel: Par­tic­i­pants must ensure they have enough fuel before meet­ing at the start­ing point. Vehi­cle: An off road four wheel dri­ve vehi­cle is required for this tag along Expe­ri­ence. Sun Pro­tec­tion: Hats, sun­screen, and sun­glass­es are rec­om­mend­ed but not pro­vid­ed. Food and Snacks (Oth­er than the Feast): You may want to bring addi­tion­al snacks or drinks for the jour­ney. Tow­el: Bring a swim­ming tow­el for clean­ing off water before get­ting back into your vehi­cle. It’s also use­ful after han­dling seafood or wad­ing through creeks. Per­son­al Med­ica­tion: Please bring any med­ica­tion or per­son­al items you may need dur­ing the tour. Camera/​Phone Pro­tec­tion: Water­proof cov­ers or cas­es for per­son­al devices are not pro­vid­ed. itin­er­ary: The tour dura­tion will vary between 2 to 5 hours, depend­ing on the loca­tion and con­di­tions for the day. Here’s a gen­er­al out­line of what to expect: 1. Dri­ve to For­ag­ing Loca­tion (30 mins — 1 hour) Meet at the des­ig­nat­ed meet­ing point. Dri­ve to the select­ed coastal for­ag­ing site, with guides pro­vid­ing an overview of the day’s expe­ri­ence dur­ing the jour­ney. 2. Hunt­ing and For­ag­ing (1 — 2 hours) Arrive at the for­ag­ing site and begin explor­ing mud­flats, man­groves, or creeks. Guid­ed by Yawu­ru experts, search for bush foods like mud crabs, shells, man­grove snails, stingrays, and fish while learn­ing tra­di­tion­al tech­niques and cul­tur­al insights. 3. Feast and Cul­tur­al Shar­ing (45 mins — 1 hour) Enjoy a fresh­ly pre­pared feast right on site, fea­tur­ing the day’s catch and tra­di­tion­al damper. Guides will share Yawu­ru sto­ries, tra­di­tions, and sus­tain­able for­ag­ing prac­tices, offer­ing a deep­er cul­tur­al expe­ri­ence. 4. Return Dri­ve (30 mins — 1 hour) After the feast, dri­ve back to the orig­i­nal meet­ing point, with time for ques­tions and reflec­tion on the day’s adven­ture. Note: The itin­er­ary may vary depend­ing on tides, weath­er, and site con­di­tions, ensur­ing a flex­i­ble and enjoy­able expe­ri­ence! high­lights: Scenic Dri­ve: Enjoy a pic­turesque dri­ve through Broome’s coastal land­scapes on your way to the for­ag­ing site. Spec­tac­u­lar Coastal Beau­ty: Expe­ri­ence the stun­ning inter­tidal zones, man­groves, and mud­flats, each offer­ing breath­tak­ing views of Broome’s nat­ur­al beau­ty. Hands-On Adven­ture: Get involved in every step of the hunt­ing and for­ag­ing process — learn by doing, guid­ed by expe­ri­enced Yawu­ru hosts. Catch-and-Cook Style: Catch and find your own food, then enjoy it fresh dur­ing a tra­di­tion­al bush feast pre­pared on-site. Tra­di­tion­al For­ag­ing Tech­niques: Use spears, crab hooks, and oth­er tra­di­tion­al tools as you search for mud crabs, shell­fish, man­grove snails, stingrays, and fish. Learn Yawu­ru Cul­ture: Hear sto­ries of the Dream­time, learn about Yawu­ru tra­di­tions, and dis­cov­er sus­tain­able har­vest­ing prac­tices from knowl­edge­able guides. Wildlife Encoun­ters: See diverse marine life and coastal bush foods up close, with expert insights into the ecol­o­gy of the region. Fresh Seafood Feast: Savor the fresh catch of the day, com­ple­ment­ed by tra­di­tion­al damper and bush foods, all enjoyed in a spec­tac­u­lar coastal set­ting. This immer­sive expe­ri­ence com­bines cul­tur­al learn­ing, stun­ning scenery, and the excite­ment of coastal for­ag­ing — all in one unfor­get­table adven­ture! What to Bring Fuel: Par­tic­i­pants must ensure they have enough fuel before meet­ing at the start­ing point. Vehi­cle: An off road four wheel dri­ve vehi­cle is required for this tag along Expe­ri­ence. Sun Pro­tec­tion: Hats, sun­screen, and sun­glass­es are rec­om­mend­ed but not pro­vid­ed. Food and Snacks (Oth­er than the Feast): You may want to bring addi­tion­al snacks or drinks for the jour­ney. Tow­el: Bring a swim­ming tow­el for clean­ing off water before get­ting back into your vehi­cle. It’s also use­ful after han­dling seafood or wad­ing through creeks. Per­son­al Med­ica­tion: Please bring any med­ica­tion or per­son­al items you may need dur­ing the tour. Camera/​Phone Pro­tec­tion: Water­proof cov­ers or cas­es for per­son­al devices are not pro­vid­ed. special_​requirements: Chil­dren must always be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian (or super­vi­sor). restric­tions: The Bin­ba Mayi Coastal Hunt­ing and For­ag­ing Adven­ture is an active, some­times phys­i­cal­ly demand­ing expe­ri­ence that involves exten­sive walk­ing, nav­i­gat­ing through soft mud and sand in mud­flats, creeks, and uneven coastal ter­rain. As such, it may not be suit­able for every­one. Mobil­i­ty Lim­i­ta­tions: This expe­ri­ence is not suit­able for peo­ple with impaired mobil­i­ty or those who rely on mobil­i­ty aids, as the ter­rain is chal­leng­ing and requires a good lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty. Fit­ness Lev­el: Par­tic­i­pants should have a mod­er­ate to high fit­ness lev­el, as the tour involves sus­tained walk­ing, wad­ing through water, and han­dling for­aged items. Preg­nant Women: Due to the phys­i­cal­ly demand­ing nature of the tour and poten­tial risks of uneven ground, it is not rec­om­mend­ed for preg­nant women. Height Restric­tions: There are no spe­cif­ic height restric­tions; how­ev­er, par­tic­i­pants must be able to han­dle for­ag­ing tools and safe­ly nav­i­gate the out­door coastal envi­ron­ment. If you have any con­cerns about your abil­i­ty to par­tic­i­pate, please reach out to us in advance to dis­cuss your needs and ensure a safe and enjoy­able expe­ri­ence! dura­tion: 2 to 5 hours meeting_​point: Broome Road Truck Stop — just east of the Broome Road and Cape Lev­eque turn off round­about pric­ing: Adult tick­et: $160 Child tick­et: :$55 Chil­dren 5 years and younger are free of charge

Get ready for an excit­ing ​“tag a long” day of explor­ing Broome’s coastal mud­flats, man­groves, and creeks on foot. You’ll be walk­ing through tidal areas, nav­i­gat­ing the mud­dy land­scape, and get­ting up close with nature. Expect plen­ty of walk­ing as we track down and for­age for local del­i­ca­cies like mud crabs, mud shells, man­grove snails, stingrays, and fish. Our guides will show you tra­di­tion­al for­ag­ing tech­niques, teach you about Yawu­ru cul­ture, and share sto­ries of the land along the way. Once the hunt is over, you’ll enjoy a deli­cious feast of your the fresh catch. Be pre­pared for a tru­ly hands-on adven­ture — it’s mud­dy, it’s fun, and it’s all about expe­ri­enc­ing the coastal envi­ron­ment just as the Yawu­ru peo­ple have done for gen­er­a­tions. Wear com­fort­able out­door clothes, stur­dy footwear, and be ready for a day of walk­ing, wad­ing, and tast­ing the best of coastal bush foods! Inclu­sions: Mud/​Reef Boots: We pro­vide pro­tec­tive boots for walk­ing safe­ly through mud­flats, man­groves, and creeks. Expe­ri­enced Guides: Knowl­edge­able Yawu­ru guides lead the way, shar­ing tra­di­tion­al for­ag­ing tech­niques, cul­tur­al sto­ries, and local insights. Insect Repel­lent: We sup­ply insect repel­lent to keep you com­fort­able dur­ing the tour. Fresh Seafood Feast: Enjoy a deli­cious meal fea­tur­ing fresh­ly for­aged seafood like mud crabs, fish, and oth­er bush foods, paired with damper. Drink­ing Water: Stay hydrat­ed through­out the day with pro­vid­ed water. Two-Way Radio: Pro­vid­ed for com­mu­ni­ca­tion and safe­ty dur­ing the tour, ensur­ing a smooth and coor­di­nat­ed expe­ri­ence across the group and with guides. Cul­tur­al Inter­pre­ta­tion: Learn about Yawu­ru tra­di­tions, sus­tain­able for­ag­ing prac­tices, and the unique coastal ecosys­tem. Safe­ty Gear: Basic safe­ty gear and instruc­tions will be pro­vid­ed to ensure a safe adven­ture. Option­al: Sun Pro­tec­tion: Hats, sun­screen, and sun­glass­es are rec­om­mend­ed to pro­tect you from the sun. Cam­era: Bring a water­proof cam­era or phone case to cap­ture your adven­ture! what_​is_​not_​included: Fuel: Par­tic­i­pants must ensure they have enough fuel before meet­ing at the start­ing point. Vehi­cle: An off road four wheel dri­ve vehi­cle is required for this tag along Expe­ri­ence. Sun Pro­tec­tion: Hats, sun­screen, and sun­glass­es are rec­om­mend­ed but not pro­vid­ed. Food and Snacks (Oth­er than the Feast): You may want to bring addi­tion­al snacks or drinks for the jour­ney. Tow­el: Bring a swim­ming tow­el for clean­ing off water before get­ting back into your vehi­cle. It’s also use­ful after han­dling seafood or wad­ing through creeks. Per­son­al Med­ica­tion: Please bring any med­ica­tion or per­son­al items you may need dur­ing the tour. Camera/​Phone Pro­tec­tion: Water­proof cov­ers or cas­es for per­son­al devices are not pro­vid­ed. itin­er­ary: The tour dura­tion will vary between 2 to 5 hours, depend­ing on the loca­tion and con­di­tions for the day. Here’s a gen­er­al out­line of what to expect: 1. Dri­ve to For­ag­ing Loca­tion (30 mins — 1 hour) Meet at the des­ig­nat­ed meet­ing point. Dri­ve to the select­ed coastal for­ag­ing site, with guides pro­vid­ing an overview of the day’s expe­ri­ence dur­ing the jour­ney. 2. Hunt­ing and For­ag­ing (1 — 2 hours) Arrive at the for­ag­ing site and begin explor­ing mud­flats, man­groves, or creeks. Guid­ed by Yawu­ru experts, search for bush foods like mud crabs, shells, man­grove snails, stingrays, and fish while learn­ing tra­di­tion­al tech­niques and cul­tur­al insights. 3. Feast and Cul­tur­al Shar­ing (45 mins — 1 hour) Enjoy a fresh­ly pre­pared feast right on site, fea­tur­ing the day’s catch and tra­di­tion­al damper. Guides will share Yawu­ru sto­ries, tra­di­tions, and sus­tain­able for­ag­ing prac­tices, offer­ing a deep­er cul­tur­al expe­ri­ence. 4. Return Dri­ve (30 mins — 1 hour) After the feast, dri­ve back to the orig­i­nal meet­ing point, with time for ques­tions and reflec­tion on the day’s adven­ture. Note: The itin­er­ary may vary depend­ing on tides, weath­er, and site con­di­tions, ensur­ing a flex­i­ble and enjoy­able expe­ri­ence! high­lights: Scenic Dri­ve: Enjoy a pic­turesque dri­ve through Broome’s coastal land­scapes on your way to the for­ag­ing site. Spec­tac­u­lar Coastal Beau­ty: Expe­ri­ence the stun­ning inter­tidal zones, man­groves, and mud­flats, each offer­ing breath­tak­ing views of Broome’s nat­ur­al beau­ty. Hands-On Adven­ture: Get involved in every step of the hunt­ing and for­ag­ing process — learn by doing, guid­ed by expe­ri­enced Yawu­ru hosts. Catch-and-Cook Style: Catch and find your own food, then enjoy it fresh dur­ing a tra­di­tion­al bush feast pre­pared on-site. Tra­di­tion­al For­ag­ing Tech­niques: Use spears, crab hooks, and oth­er tra­di­tion­al tools as you search for mud crabs, shell­fish, man­grove snails, stingrays, and fish. Learn Yawu­ru Cul­ture: Hear sto­ries of the Dream­time, learn about Yawu­ru tra­di­tions, and dis­cov­er sus­tain­able har­vest­ing prac­tices from knowl­edge­able guides. Wildlife Encoun­ters: See diverse marine life and coastal bush foods up close, with expert insights into the ecol­o­gy of the region. Fresh Seafood Feast: Savor the fresh catch of the day, com­ple­ment­ed by tra­di­tion­al damper and bush foods, all enjoyed in a spec­tac­u­lar coastal set­ting. This immer­sive expe­ri­ence com­bines cul­tur­al learn­ing, stun­ning scenery, and the excite­ment of coastal for­ag­ing — all in one unfor­get­table adven­ture! What to Bring Fuel: Par­tic­i­pants must ensure they have enough fuel before meet­ing at the start­ing point. Vehi­cle: An off road four wheel dri­ve vehi­cle is required for this tag along Expe­ri­ence. Sun Pro­tec­tion: Hats, sun­screen, and sun­glass­es are rec­om­mend­ed but not pro­vid­ed. Food and Snacks (Oth­er than the Feast): You may want to bring addi­tion­al snacks or drinks for the jour­ney. Tow­el: Bring a swim­ming tow­el for clean­ing off water before get­ting back into your vehi­cle. It’s also use­ful after han­dling seafood or wad­ing through creeks. Per­son­al Med­ica­tion: Please bring any med­ica­tion or per­son­al items you may need dur­ing the tour. Camera/​Phone Pro­tec­tion: Water­proof cov­ers or cas­es for per­son­al devices are not pro­vid­ed. special_​requirements: Chil­dren must always be accom­pa­nied by a par­ent or guardian (or super­vi­sor). restric­tions: The Bin­ba Mayi Coastal Hunt­ing and For­ag­ing Adven­ture is an active, some­times phys­i­cal­ly demand­ing expe­ri­ence that involves exten­sive walk­ing, nav­i­gat­ing through soft mud and sand in mud­flats, creeks, and uneven coastal ter­rain. As such, it may not be suit­able for every­one. Mobil­i­ty Lim­i­ta­tions: This expe­ri­ence is not suit­able for peo­ple with impaired mobil­i­ty or those who rely on mobil­i­ty aids, as the ter­rain is chal­leng­ing and requires a good lev­el of phys­i­cal agili­ty. Fit­ness Lev­el: Par­tic­i­pants should have a mod­er­ate to high fit­ness lev­el, as the tour involves sus­tained walk­ing, wad­ing through water, and han­dling for­aged items. Preg­nant Women: Due to the phys­i­cal­ly demand­ing nature of the tour and poten­tial risks of uneven ground, it is not rec­om­mend­ed for preg­nant women. Height Restric­tions: There are no spe­cif­ic height restric­tions; how­ev­er, par­tic­i­pants must be able to han­dle for­ag­ing tools and safe­ly nav­i­gate the out­door coastal envi­ron­ment. If you have any con­cerns about your abil­i­ty to par­tic­i­pate, please reach out to us in advance to dis­cuss your needs and ensure a safe and enjoy­able expe­ri­ence! dura­tion: 2 to 5 hours meeting_​point: Broome Road Truck Stop — just east of the Broome Road and Cape Lev­eque turn off round­about pric­ing: Adult tick­et: $160 Child tick­et: :$55 Chil­dren 5 years and younger are free of charge

###About the tour! Muwar­rt, mean­ing ​“Sto­ry Time”, is a tra­di­tion­al style gath­er­ing that pro­vides an oppor­tu­ni­ty to learn about Abo­rig­i­nal cul­ture in a nat­ur­al and cul­tur­al­ly safe envi­ron­ment. Join Mabu Buru cul­tur­al tour guides for a relax­ing con­ver­sa­tion, or a Muwar­rt, at the famous Cable Beach. This unique expe­ri­ence includes: — Authen­tic sto­ries and lessons shared by a local Abo­rig­i­nal per­son. — An intro­duc­tion to the local Abo­rig­i­nal cul­ture, Coun­try and his­to­ry. — An expla­na­tion of Bugar­ri­gar­ra, cre­ation beings, our spir­it beliefs and dream­ing. — An expla­na­tion of our ​“Con­nec­tion to Coun­try”, and our tra­di­tion­al lifestyle that is guid­ed by our ancient knowl­edge of the local sea­sons. — A song per­for­mance demon­stra­tions using our tra­di­tion­al ins­tu­ments, the kul­lie. — Reveal­ing of the Cable Beach Dinosaur Track loca­tion (tide depen­dant, vis­i­ble on tides below 3.0m) ###Dura­tion 1.5 hours (approx­i­mate­ly) ###Depar­ture The Cable Beach Muwar­rt tour runs on dif­fer­ent days through­out the year! ###Location/​Starting Point Meet at the ​“Wel­come to Minyirr Park, Yawu­ru Con­ser­va­tion Estate” sign next to the bush­land near the Surf Life Sav­ing Club.

###About the tour! Muwar­rt, mean­ing ​“Sto­ry Time”, is a tra­di­tion­al style gath­er­ing that pro­vides an oppor­tu­ni­ty to learn about Abo­rig­i­nal cul­ture in a nat­ur­al and cul­tur­al­ly safe envi­ron­ment. Join Mabu Buru cul­tur­al tour guides for a relax­ing con­ver­sa­tion, or a Muwar­rt, at the famous Cable Beach. This unique expe­ri­ence includes: — Authen­tic sto­ries and lessons shared by a local Abo­rig­i­nal per­son. — An intro­duc­tion to the local Abo­rig­i­nal cul­ture, Coun­try and his­to­ry. — An expla­na­tion of Bugar­ri­gar­ra, cre­ation beings, our spir­it beliefs and dream­ing. — An expla­na­tion of our ​“Con­nec­tion to Coun­try”, and our tra­di­tion­al lifestyle that is guid­ed by our ancient knowl­edge of the local sea­sons. — A song per­for­mance demon­stra­tions using our tra­di­tion­al ins­tu­ments, the kul­lie. — Reveal­ing of the Cable Beach Dinosaur Track loca­tion (tide depen­dant, vis­i­ble on tides below 3.0m) ###Dura­tion 1.5 hours (approx­i­mate­ly) ###Depar­ture The Cable Beach Muwar­rt tour runs on dif­fer­ent days through­out the year! ###Location/​Starting Point Meet at the ​“Wel­come to Minyirr Park, Yawu­ru Con­ser­va­tion Estate” sign next to the bush­land near the Surf Life Sav­ing Club.

###About the tour! Muwar­rt, mean­ing ​“Sto­ry Time”, is a tra­di­tion­al style gath­er­ing that pro­vides an oppor­tu­ni­ty to learn about Abo­rig­i­nal cul­ture in a nat­ur­al and cul­tur­al­ly safe envi­ron­ment. Join Mabu Buru cul­tur­al tour guides for a relax­ing con­ver­sa­tion, or a Muwar­rt, at the famous Cable Beach. This unique expe­ri­ence includes: — Authen­tic sto­ries and lessons shared by a local Abo­rig­i­nal per­son. — An intro­duc­tion to the local Abo­rig­i­nal cul­ture, Coun­try and his­to­ry. — An expla­na­tion of Bugar­ri­gar­ra, cre­ation beings, our spir­it beliefs and dream­ing. — An expla­na­tion of our ​“Con­nec­tion to Coun­try”, and our tra­di­tion­al lifestyle that is guid­ed by our ancient knowl­edge of the local sea­sons. — A song per­for­mance demon­stra­tions using our tra­di­tion­al ins­tu­ments, the kul­lie. — Reveal­ing of the Cable Beach Dinosaur Track loca­tion (tide depen­dant, vis­i­ble on tides below 3.0m) ###Dura­tion 1.5 hours (approx­i­mate­ly) ###Depar­ture The Cable Beach Muwar­rt tour runs on dif­fer­ent days through­out the year! ###Location/​Starting Point Meet at the ​“Wel­come to Minyirr Park, Yawu­ru Con­ser­va­tion Estate” sign next to the bush­land near the Surf Life Sav­ing Club.

###About Wakaj! Wakaj, mean­ing ​“The com­ing togeth­er of fam­i­ly” is a very unique expe­ri­ence pro­vid­ed by Mabu Buru Tours. After a wel­come from our cul­tur­al tour guides, you will be intro­duced into the Kara­jar­ri cul­ture includ­ing a demon­stra­tion on how to tra­di­tion­al­ly cook the per­fect damper. There’ll be a camp-style bil­ly with boil­ing water for your tea and cof­fee to go per­fect­ly with your fresh­ly made damper and local­ly har­vest­ed bush hon­ey! Our guides will then lead the Pin­tir­ri Dancers into a tra­di­tion­al dance per­for­mance, which is known as Maru! The Pin­tir­ri Dancers will take you into the sun­set while the sounds of our tra­di­tion­al Kara­jar­ri songs echo through the sur­round­ing bush­lands. Through the Wakaj expe­ri­ence you will also learn about our his­to­ry, tra­di­tion­al lifestyle and the con­cept of dream­time. Wakaj is a typ­i­cal gath­er­ing of our peo­ple, of which we wish to share with you. ###Dura­tion 2.5 hours (approx­i­mate­ly) ###Tour Time 1530 – 1800 ###Depar­ture Wakaj runs every Thurs­day after­noon ###Trans­porta­tion Com­pli­men­ta­ry pick­up and drop off to your allo­cat­ed accom­mo­da­tion includ­ed ###Loca­tion The Wakaj Expe­ri­ence is held 15km out of Broome (on the Broome High­way), just before the Mal­colm Dou­glas Croc­o­dile Park.