There are many cultural tours in Perth to help guide understanding of the traditional custodians of the land, Nyoongar people, who have lived in the southwest region for over 40,000 years.
Their culture is nothing short of fascinating and diverse, with each tour offering a different way to immerse in their rich traditions and storytelling. Deepen your connection to country with these cultural tours and experiences in Perth.
1. Warrang-Bridil
Be captivated by the storytelling of Nyoongar guide Mervyn 'Nick' Abraham. Nick has a direct connection to the Whadjuk, Yued, Ballardong, Wilmen, Wardandi and Binjerup people and recaptures the ancient traditions of his ancestors along the Swan River (Derbal Yerrigan) overlooking the city and top tourist attractions, Matagarup Bridge and the Optus Stadium Precinct. Nick will provide insights into the Nyoongar peoples' livelihoods and the cultural influence on two of Perth's biggest drawcards. The cultural immersion will also include a traditional ceremony and a chance to view ancient tools and artefacts. Visit: Warrang Bridil.
2. In Culture Tours
Immerse yourself in a cultural tour in Perth's south with passionate Whadjuk Man Steven Jacobs. In Culture offers two tours in the eclectic port city of Fremantle that delve into Nyoongar lore. Join Steven on an eye-opening journey around Fremantle, discussing the Moorditj Noongar stories of the Mammong Bidi (Whale Pathways). The fascinating walkabout visits heritage sites, the Whaling Tunnel and Roundhouse, shedding light on their significance on local Nyoongar history. The tour also visits natural lures, Bathers Beach and the Swan River (Derbal Yerrigan). Visit: In Culture Tours.
3. Bibbulmun Yorga
Step into a women-led cultural wellness journey on Whadjuk Country at Dyoondalup | Point Walter (Bicton), along the Derbal Yerrigan (Swan River). Bibbulmun Yorga invites women to slow down and connect deeply with Country through a gentle walk shaped by Aboriginal wisdom, ancestral stories, and women’s cultural knowledge. Guided by a local Bibbulmun yorga (woman), Delvene, you’ll follow the river’s edge while listening to story-rich teachings that honour women’s roles, relationships to place, and the enduring strength of culture. Visit: Bibbulmun Yorga.
4. Dale Tilbrook Experiences
Dale Tilbrook's Aboriginal Experiences invite visitors on an immersive cultural journey that engages all the senses, combining bush tucker, storytelling, art and wellbeing. From bush tucker talks and tastings that explore Aboriginal food systems, native plants and seasonal knowledge, to hands-on art sessions accompanied by Dreamtime stories, each experience offers meaningful insight into the world’s oldest continuous living culture. Guests can learn about the nutritional and healing properties of native foods, sample bush tucker dishes and teas, explore bush food gardens, and connect with local history and culture in a relaxed, welcoming setting — with all experiences guided by deep cultural knowledge and enriched with bush tucker snacks. Visit: Dale Tilbrook Experiences.
5.Gather Foods Bush Tucker Experiences
Gather Foods’ Bush Tucker Talks and Tastings offer a hosted, small-group cultural experience that explores Aboriginal knowledge, native ingredients and sustainable food practices through guided talks and tastings. Held in the Gather Foods kitchens, the 1.5-hour experience invites guests to sample traditional bush foods alongside modern interpretations, before finishing with a chef’s special surprise and refreshments prepared by native food specialist Chef Eddie Bulatao. With limited group sizes of 10–20 people, advance bookings are recommended. Visit: Gather Foods Bush Tucker Experiences.
6. Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre
The Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre offers an immersive way to engage with local Aboriginal art, culture and history through a year-round program of exhibitions, workshops, film screenings, music, artist-in-residence initiatives and tours. Guided by the six Nyoongar seasons — from Kambarang and Birak through to Djilba — the Centre’s programming reflects traditional seasonal knowledge and cultural practices. Visitors can also take part in arts, crafts and language classes, providing opportunities to learn more about Nyoongar culture in a welcoming and educational setting. Visit: Walyalup Aboriginal Cultural Centre.
