$219.00
Sunset on the Clay Pan
Nullawokka First Nations Tours
Join our exclusive tour to watch the sun set from an ancient red clay pan, where Guwamu/Kooma people have wandered for over 60,000 years.
We transport you to an undisclosed location where your First Nations guide will share stories, instruct you in the art of boomerang throwning and introduce you to some traditional dances.
Listen to the haunting sound of the yidiki (didgeridoo) echo over the vast landscape and toast another beautiful Bollon sunset while enjoying gourmet bush tucker canapes and a native cocktail.
Tour highlights:
Tour highlights:
- Conducted by a First Nations elder, a descendant of the Guwamu/Kooma people
- Try your hand at throwing a boomerang
- Learn traditional First Nations dances
- View a spectacular outback sunset from
- Enjoy unique bush food canapes with a native cocktail, wine or beer
- Approximately 2-3 hours duration
Please note:
- Contact us directly by email or phone to arrange the date and time of your tour.
- Tours operate seasonally from 1 April to 31 October.
- Tours can be arranged outside these dates - please contact us directly.
- A minimum of two participants is required for a tour to operate.
- This exclusive tour is a child free event. However, we don't want you or your family to miss out on this unique experience so please contact us directly if you wish to include your children and we can provide you with a quote.