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Aboriginal Tourism - Indigenous Australia - WA Attractions

Considered the ‘First Australians’, the Indigenous Aboriginal people of Australia is a growing part of the tourism industry, with many tourists seeking to connect or have some interaction with the culture and the people.

Following is some information to Aboriginal attractions, history, culture in Western Australia. Additional information can be found throughout this site. Visit the WA travel section for more information for your destination.

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Aboriginal - WA Attractions

Manbana Discovery Centre
• Site 6, Murakami Rd, PORT OF BROOME WA 6725 • Ph: 08 9192 3844 •

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• Discover the role Aboriginal people have play in both historical and contemporary fishing industries such as pearling, trochus farming and aquaculture. Walk through the native garden and learn how plant and tree species were traditionally used in day to today life. The centre also features aquarium displays which include Barramundi feeding, touch tanks and dangerous marine species. Tours are conducted by local indigenous guides.

Wardan Aboriginal Cultural Centre
• Injidup Springs Rd, YALLINGUP WA 6282 • Ph/Fax: +61 8 9756 6566 •

• The Centre provides visitors and residents with an insight into the Bibelmen Mia culture through an art gallery, an interpretive centre and bush story walking trail and will specialise in bush tucker tours, bush teas, eco-adventure tours, school camps, bush bakes, cultural performances and storytelling. A cafe and craft and curio shop will also be included in the centre.

Aboriginal WA - Other links

Department of Indigenous Affairs
• Level 1, 197 St Georges Terrace, PERTH WA 6000 • Ph: 08 9235 8000 • Other contacts
• From 1920 to 1948, the former Department of Native Welfare compiled a collection of personal information about Aboriginal Families. This dealt mainly with Aboriginal people from the South West of the State and in particular with those who had been sent to the Moore River Native Settlement.

WAITOC
• Western Australian Indigenous Tourism Operators Committee
• PO Box 7689, Cloisters Square, PERTH WA 6850 • Contact: see website •

• Covering all the regions of Western Australia including Kullarri, Wunan, Malarabah, Ngarda Ngarli Yarndu, Western Desert, Yamaji, Noongar Region Metropolitan, Noongar Region Country, and Wongatha. Lots of information and links.

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