Land Adventures with Muku Tours in Berry Springs
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Overview
Discover Aboriginal culture and natural springs on this women-only morning tour in Berry Springs led by Tess Atie. A perfect blend of education, relaxation, and empowerment.
Muku Women’s Morning Tour
Women and girls only • All ages • 4.5 hrs • Discussion, culture and place
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About This Adventure
Join acclaimed Indigenous woman Tess Atie for a unique morning tea in the stunning Berry Springs. Engage in enlightening discussions about Aboriginal culture, history, and sustainable living while surrounded by nature. Rejuvenate your spirit with a swim in warm mineral springs, all in a welcoming women and girls-only environment.
Enjoy a morning with acclaimed Indigenous woman, Tess Atie, in the lush surrounds of Berry Springs.
About
Enjoy morning tea and conversation with acclaimed and charismatic Indigenous woman, Tess Atie, in a safe, women and girls-only environment, surrounded by the lush beauty of Berry Springs.
You’ll have opportunities to discuss and learn about local Aboriginal culture from traditional times to modern, the history that explains the current situation and potential ways forward. You’ll learn how Aboriginal people lived sustainably; closely, subtly managing their land and resources for millennia.
You’ll enjoy opportunities to rejuvenate your soul and spirit by swimming in the warm, mineral spring water and taking in the monsoon forest atmosphere of beautiful Berry Springs.
Rates
$296 per woman (minimum 2, maximum 8) $148 per girl to 12 years old $1496 as a private charter for 1 - 8 people
Inclusions
Small-group touring by air-conditioned tour vehicle Pickup from any Darwin accommodation Park use fees Expert interpretation of the natural and cultural environment from an Aboriginal woman's viewpoint Healthy snacks Cool bottled water.
Duration
About 4.5 hours
Ages
All ages
What to bring
An enquiring mind Personal items Hats, sunglasses & sunscreen Light, loose clothing Footwear suitable for short walks on established tracks in hot weather Swimming gear (optional).
Adventure Tips
Bring swimwear and towel
Be sure to bring your swimwear and towel for the mineral springs swim after the cultural discussions.
Wear sun protection
Apply sunscreen, wear a hat, and bring sunglasses, as parts of the tour are outdoors in open sunlight.
Arrive early
Arriving a few minutes early ensures you catch the full cultural introduction and settle in comfortably.
Respect cultural practices
Follow all guidance from Tess Atie to honor local traditions and ensure a respectful experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Wallabies
- Kingfishers
History
Berry Springs has been a meeting place for Aboriginal communities for thousands of years and holds significant cultural importance.
Conservation
The tour actively supports local conservation efforts and sustainable tourism practices to protect this sacred land.
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Recommended Gear
Sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses)
Protect yourself from the strong Australian sun during outdoor activities.
summer specific
Swimsuit and towel
Necessary for a swim in the mineral springs after the cultural session.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Comfortable walking shoes
Suitable footwear for walking and engaging comfortably in outdoor environments.
all specific
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated throughout the tour with a refillable water bottle.
all specific