Discover the natural and cultural wonders of Cape Naturaliste, Western Australia, with Indigenous guide Josh Whiteeland. He shares insights into the six seasons, unique bush flavours, and the biodiversity of the region. Follow the Cape to Cape walking track through forests, coastline, and wildflower country to fully appreciate the beauty of Cape Naturaliste, Western Australia.
During the tours, Josh points out rare wildflowers, offers tastings of fragrant native plants like bush celery or saltbush, and explains the significance of the six seasons. He also shares Dreaming stories connecting the past and present, weaving tales about the region’s oceans, sea life, rivers, animals, and native plants.
With Cape Cultural Tours, you can explore 2.5km of the track around Cape Naturaliste, visit the Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse, or go fishing in Meelup Regional Park, where whales and dolphins are often seen in clear turquoise waters.
The first two tours start with a ‘Welcome to Country’ ceremony, featuring a mesmerising didgeridoo performance and an interpretation of Aboriginal artefacts. For groups of 10 or more, there’s an option for a native food tasting and barbecue with Australian flavours like kangaroo, emu, and local seafood, enhanced with Geraldton wax leaves and lemon myrtle butter. All tours are suitable for both children and adults with varying levels of athletic ability.
