About Us
ABOUT INDIGENOUS TOURS WA
There are approximately 250 different Aboriginal language groups across Australia with an excess of 700 different dialects.
The Nyoongar people live in the South West of Western Australia, from Just south of Geraldton (North) to Merriden (East) to Esperance (South).
The Nyoongar people consist of 14 tribal groups all sharing one language, however each having their own dialect
Perth's original people the “Wadjuk” lived within an approximate 50km radius of Kings Park.
Wadjuk means "The guardians of the link between the land and the sea", this link being the beautiful Swan River.
Once a year the Wadjuk would travel along the waterway we know as Derbal Yarrigan (Swan River) and meet at Walyalup (Fremantle) to celebrate the country and waterway they cared for.
The Wadjuk had plenty of bush tucker to eat, many stories to tell and a Dreaming that still continues today.
Join us and take a Journey of discovery into the lives of the First Australians...
Indigenous Tours WA was created as a trading name for The Nannup Family Trust, an enterprise established in 2004 for the benefit of Indigenous Culture & Heritage. The Nannup Family possess a connection to Wadjuk country dating back thousands of years and has a passion for sharing and promoting Indigenous Heritage and keeping our culture alive in the Perth Metropolitan area.
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Nyoongar People
Preferred Cultural Performers and service providers, Song, Dance, Art, Storytelling and more...
Learn MoreTours to Yarragin Rock
Get out on Nyoongar Country, Camping around the Fire, Stars and Aboriginal Astronomy.
Learn MoreGold Detecting Tours
Everyone loves the colour of GOLD, Aboriginal people know where it is. Lets take a Journey
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Our Approach to Learning
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Planning
We align with teachers to design programs that meet classroom goals and curriculum outcomes.
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Engagement
Our educators use interactive storytelling, artefacts, and demonstrations to create meaningful student experiences.
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Reflection
Students reflect, discuss, and connect Indigenous history to modern Australia, building respect and understanding.
