Tour Information

8:00am Pick up from your Port Douglas, Mossman and Daintree Village accommodation (exact time to be advised upon booking)

Spend the day with a local Aboriginal tour guide, visiting a number of culturally significant sights and local attractions including World Heritage Daintree.

Learn the amazing relationships the Kuku Yalanji still have with their land and experience these diverse environments.

Learn the history, culture and traditions of the local Aboriginal people and the area.

Walk through the world’s oldest living rainforest, see natural wonders, the majestic Daintree river, learn about the rainforest, reef and coastal habitats and environment, different foods and medicines utilized from nature, sample some bush tucker, see wildlife, swim at one of the pristine freshwater streams in the area.

Return to your accommodation around 4:30 pm

• Pick-up & Drop-off from your Port Douglas Accommodation
• Access to all parks
• Morning Tea
• Lunch
• Daintree Ferry Crossing

• Great fun for the whole family
• Learn about the Daintree region from an idigenous experience

• Hat
• Sunscreen
• Camera
• Swimwear & towel
• Water Bottle
• Insect Repellant
• Comfortable walking shoes e.g. reef walkers

Walkabout Cultural Adventures is a locally owned & operated Aboriginal cultural tour business based in Port Douglas Daintree – Australia.

Walkabout Cultural Adventures owner, Juan Walker has been guiding in the Port Douglas Daintree region for over 20 years. He prides himself on providing top quality service, authentic cultural information and personalised interpretive guiding.

Our tours are educational and allow guests to participate and learn about cultural practises and activities in an interpretive and soft adventure experience.

By partaking in a First Nations owned tour experience allows us, the people, to preserve, share and connect visitors to the land and sea, promoting sustainability through ecotourism principals which also allows us to foster cultural awareness with an emphasis on caring and respect for country.

Aboriginal tourism is true ecotourism, by sharing knowledge passed down for tens of thousands of years, allows people to gain an understanding of how to live in harmony with nature. This knowledge once understood, can be applied in everyday life, which for many, is transformational.

Juan’s ambition is to further develop the business and create employment opportunities for local Aboriginals who are proud to share their land and culture. He has a passion to teach the local youth about First Nations history and culture to enable the next generation to embrace Aboriginal heritage and culture and implement more practises into the wider community to create a more harmonious community.