easy
1–2 hours
Suitable for most visitors, including families and those with limited mobility
Step into the vibrant world of Indigenous art and culture at Waringarri Aboriginal Arts. Discover stories, meet artists, and enjoy traditional bush foods in a truly authentic experience.
Morning Tour | 1.5 hours | History of Waringarri Arts
Discover the rich heritage of Indigenous art at Western Australia's first Aboriginal-owned art centre. Engage in a traditional welcome, converse with artists, and savor homemade damper and bush foods. This unique tour offers an intimate glimpse into Aboriginal culture, making it a memorable experience for all participants.
Learn about the first Aboriginal-owned art centre in Western Australia
Rates:
Adult: (Ages 16+): A$65.00 Children (Ages 5-15): A$35.00 People in a group (10+ people): A$55.25
Time:
Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays 11:00am – 12:30pm (duration 1.5 hours)
Description:
Talk with us while touring through the oldest Aboriginal Art Centre in Western Australia. Experience a Mantha (traditional welcome). Learn about the history of the centre and Indigenous art. Share conversations with artists while they work. Enjoy tasting delicious home-made damper and bush foods.
We provide:
What to bring:
Location:
Meet at Waringarri Arts, 16 Speargrass Rd, Kununurra (5 minutes before tour).
Waringarri Art and Cultural Tours reserves the right to cancel or postpone any tour due to cultural seasonal or road conditions or other unforeseen circumstances.
2 person minimum booking required for tours to operate. If a tour is cancelled due to booking being under the minimum, change of date or refund will be offered.
Always follow guidance from artists and staff, and respect sacred symbols and stories.
Ask questions and learn about the meanings behind the artworks for a richer experience.
Always ask before photographing artworks or people to honor their cultural practices.
Getting there at the start allows more time for meaningful conversations and insights.
Waringarri Aboriginal Arts was established as one of the first Indigenous-owned art centres in the Kimberley, fostering cultural preservation and economic development.
The centre actively promotes sustainable practices, including sourcing materials ethically and supporting conservation efforts in the area.
Necessary for walking around the art centre and engaging comfortably in outdoor settings.
Protects against the strong Australian sun during outdoor segments.
summer specific
Capture memorable moments of artwork and landscape (with permission).
Stay hydrated while exploring the centre and its outdoor spaces.