easy
4–5 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels with gentle walking and light physical activity like spear throwing.
Step deep into the Daintree rainforest with Walkabout Cultural Adventures for a unique cultural walk that includes bush foods, natural medicine, and spear throwing, capped off by a refreshing dip in a pristine creek.
$190 | 4.5 Hours | Sample some traditional foods & try spear throwing
Embark on an unforgettable journey with a Kuku Yalanji guide through the stunning Daintree rainforest. Experience traditional bush foods, learn about natural medicine, and try your hand at spear throwing. Conclude your adventure with a refreshing swim in a pristine freshwater creek, making memories in this breathtaking environment.
Ngana Julaymba Dungay: We All Going Daintree
$190 per person (includes morning tea)
All ages welcome!
4.5 hours
Pickups from Port Douglas, Mossman are included in the tour price.
Spend the afternoon with a local Kuku Yalanji Aboriginal tour guide along the coastal habitats learning about the environment, different foods and medicines utilised from nature, sample some bush tucker, collect shellfish and try traditional Aboriginal hunting practices, have a go at spear throwing and if you are lucky, catch a mud crab. Visit the Mossman Gorge the southern section of the Daintree rainforest to complete the adventure and cool off in a pristine freshwater stream.
The terrain includes forest floor paths and creekside walks; appropriate footwear ensures comfort and safety.
Prepare for mosquitoes and other bugs common in tropical rainforests, especially near water sources.
Tropical humidity and physical activity mean staying hydrated is crucial throughout the half-day adventure.
Even in rainforest shade, UV exposure can be high; use sunscreen and wear a hat for comfort.
The Kuku Yalanji people have cared for the Daintree region for more than 50,000 years, sustaining a strong connection through land management and cultural traditions.
Walkabout Cultural Adventures emphasizes low-impact travel and respect for endangered species within the Daintree National Park World Heritage Area.
Protects feet from uneven terrain and forest debris during walks.
Keeps mosquitoes and other insects at bay in the tropical rainforest.
summer specific
Staying hydrated is key while walking and participating in activities.
Useful during unexpected tropical showers to stay dry and comfortable.
summer|spring specific