Guided Aboriginal cultural tour in Eden

When

Contact Eden Local Aboriginal Land Council for tour dates.

Where

Pambula-Haycock area in Beowa National Park in South Coast

Accessibility

No wheelchair access

Grade

Easy. A basic level of fitness is required. You’ll be walking on a trail with slight slopes and a few steps.

Price

Contact Eden Local Aboriginal Land Council for pricing.

Entry fees

Price includes park entry fee

Meeting point

The Keeping Place, Jigamy 4381 Princes Highway, Broadwater

Bookings

Bookings required. Book online, email or call Eden Local Aboriginal Land Council on 0435 571 566.

Please note

This experience includes return vehicle transfers from the Pinnacles to Jigamy.

Explore Thaua Country from Jigamy to the Pinnacles with Eden Local Aboriginal Land Council in Beowa National Park. This small-group tour begins with a traditional smoking ceremony at Jigamy, a centre for local Aboriginal culture. You'll then set off on a 3.8km walk along part of the Bundian Way, an ancient pathway that provided safe passage for Aboriginal people between the coast and the high country. Wander through coastal bushland and see breathtaking ocean vistas before arriving at the Pinnacles, a striking geological formation of white sand and red clay cliffs.

Your friendly guides and custodians of Country will share timeless stories as they lead you through ancient landscapes. You’ll learn about bush foods, cultural practices, and the deep connection between land and people.

By joining this tour, you’re supporting Eden Local Aboriginal Land Council in cultural preservation, intergenerational knowledge sharing, and community empowerment.

Eden Local Aboriginal Land Council is a licensed commercial tour operator with a Parks Eco Pass.

For directions, safety and practical information, see visitor info