Dolphin Dreaming
Through story, dance and creative expression, this program provides participants with the opportunity to learn about the life and culture of our Arakwal people.
This Program is provided by NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.
If you would like to book this program or find out more please get in touch with NPWS.
Place of Plenty
Join an Arakwal Aboriginal Discovery Ranger to learn more about Arakwal Bundjalung people and their ongoing connection to culture in their local area. Explore the special connection to the Cape Byron State Conservation Area, known as Walgun, and other sites of significance.
The activity is conducted along the iconic Cape Byron Walking Track
Link to: Bigal Nali Jagun
Bigal Nali Jagun
Our Men’s dance group here is called Bigal Nali Jagun which means Men coming together representing country
Link to: Yarning About The Pass Midden
Yarning about The Pass Midden
Uncover the past and yarn about the present by joining traditional custodians, Arakwal Aboriginal guides in an investigation of The Pass midden, a 1000 year old significant Aboriginal site.
Link to: Dubay Dancers
Dubay Dancers
The Arakwal Dubay (meaning women) Dancers are a dance troupe that practice and perform traditional dance
Link to: Burra Jurra Surfing
Burra Jurra Surf
Burrajurra Surf Program is for our own mob, and for members of the wider Aboriginal Bundjalung nation. If you are an Aboriginal young person, young parent or keen surfer then get in contact and get involved.
Link to: Walgun Walk & Talk
Walgun Walk & Talk
Join an Arakwal Aboriginal Discovery Guide to learn more about Arakwal Bundjalung people and their ongoing connection to culture in their local area.
Link to: Walk with me: Aboriginal Walk & Talk
Walk With Me: Aboriginal Walk and Talk
Join an Arakwal Aboriginal Discovery Guide to learn more about Arakwal Bundjalung people and their ongoing connection to culture in their local area.
Link to: Sea Country
Sea Country
NSW Marine Parks Education Kit explores Aboriginal peoples’ connection to and use of the sea (sea country) in the Cape Byron area, including their traditional practices, and how this connection is expressed through art, dance and music
Link to: Place of Plenty
Place of Plenty
Led by our guides from the Arakwal Aboriginal Cooperation, participants engage in a tour and activities relating to bush food.