Discover the region’s vast landscapes, plants and wildlife through the eyes of local Yinggarda woman, Rennee. Tag along to experience a different side of Carnarvon, where history runs deep and connection to Country is never forgotten.
Tours run year-round and cater for all ages and abilities.
Choose from a range of experiences, including the Sunset Walking Tour, Come See the Night – OTC Dish Tour, Come See the Burrowing Bees Tour, and the Gwoonwardu Mia Cultural Connection Tour.
Bookings are essential.
Explore a unique wildlife experience found only in the Gascoyne region.
Join Antionette Roe, commonly known as Toni or the “Bee Lady”, for an introduction to the mungurragurra, or Dawson’s Burrowing Bees. Toni is an Indigenous woman with a deep passion for these unique native bees and a wealth of knowledge to share. To learn more or make an enquiry, contact Toni using the details below, or visit her website HERE.
Located at 146 Robinson Street in the heart of Carnarvon, Gwoonwardu Mia, the Gascoyne Aboriginal Heritage and Cultural Centre, is a multipurpose centre celebrating the five Aboriginal language groups of the Gascoyne region. The centre features a permanent exhibition, touring exhibitions, a café, gallery, Artist-in-Residence program, conference and meeting rooms, an ethnobotanical garden and gift shop.
In partnership with Wooramulla Eco Cultural Journeys, Gwoonwardu Mia also offers Stargazing Nights.
For the latest information on tours and events at Gwoonwardu Mia, visit their website https://gahcc.com.au/.
