Urban Indigenous Tour

Location(s):

Perth, Swan Valley, Fremantle.

Description:

The hip, urban, Aboriginal trip

The recently launched Urban Indigenous Tours is a charming and personal experience that captures the true identity of the Perth Aboriginal Community. This day trip offers a fresh insight into the Perth Aboriginal scene and introduces its guests to a line-up of urban projects, dedicated businesses and incredibly talented people that represent today's Aboriginal Australia, its emerging culture and traditions.

Urban Indigenous Tours invites local Aboriginal artists, businesses and identities to be the essence of the tour and ultimately the result is an enjoyable and engaging tour that illuminates a culture that for so long many people have been denied.

The tour includes:

•Aboriginal Art Class with Local Artist
•$5 shopping voucher for Indigenous Art Middle Swan
•Australian Bush Tastings at Maalinup Aboriginal Gallery
•Lunch at Kuditj Aboriginal Cafe / Eastern Hotel
•Didgeridoo Lesson at Didgeridoo Breath in Fremantle.

The tour caters for a maximum of 12 guests, which adds to its personal charm. Many touching and insightful stories are shared throughout the day as Urban Indigenous guests not only learn about and view Aboriginal Australia, but in fact experience it in a very real and authentic setting.

In addition to this, the tour travels through very scenic and significant locations of metropolitan Perth. The bulk of the morning is spent in the Swan Valley followed by lunch in Northbridge and/or Midland, and a drive along scenic Mounts Bay Road and Leighton Beach takes the tour into Fremantle for the afternoon.

Operator Name:

Urban Indigenous Tours | Aboriginal Cultural Tour

Operator Description:

Urban Indigenous Tours is the chance to indulge in contemporary Aboriginal Australia. It is an intimate and intriguing day out that provides the opportunity for Australian and foreign tourists to engage in an Authentic Aboriginal experience whilst also supporting local artists, businesses and projects.
You will visit suburban art studios, meet with local Aboriginal artists, sample contemporary bush foods, lunch at an Indigenous cafe, and delve into the world of the modern didgeridoo with a private lesson of this fascinating instrument. In amongst all this, stories are shared, recent history is revealed and modern myths are distilled.

Additional Info: