There is no other sound more synonymous with Australia’s ancient landscape than the didgeridoo. It’s resonant and tribal tones around an open campfire will transport you to another place, another time. Hear Dreaming stories and learn to play this timeless instrument.
Monkey Mia
Didgeridoo Dreaming Night Tour
Relax around a campfire with didgeridoo meditation
Learn about local Aboriginal culture and history
A great family cultural tour - fun and educational
Cook bush tucker or seafood over a open campfire
Learn to play the didgeridoo
*Please be advised that in Aboriginal Culture the didgeridoo is ONLY traditionally played by men
but we offer any women attending an opportunity to play the traditional conch shell.
Tour Details
Availability: On Request, Min 4 Persons
Time: 7.30pm
Location: Monkey Mia
Price: $75- Adults, $38- Kids (4-16 years, under 4 years are free)
Departs: Reception of RAC Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort
Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult to participate on this tour.
** Ask about our Group and Family Discounts **
Tour Overview
Come and join us for an amazing night time adventure under a sky of magnificent stars, enjoying fresh seafood or bush tucker cooked on our warm campfire. There's no other tour like it in Shark Bay. Learn about local Aboriginal culture and history and lose yourself in the stories of the Dreamtime. Transcend into the ancient and fascinating history of the Gutharraguda (Aboriginal name for Shark Bay meaning 'Two Waters') and be carried away by the ancient sounds of the didgeridoo. Surrender yourself to the wonder of the flora and fauna that surrounds you. A chance to spot Kangaroos, Echidnas and other native animals engaging in their night time tricks.
The Didgeridoo Dreaming Tour departs from the Volunteer Fish Feeding Office (opposite Monkey Mia Jetty).
Tour is suitable for all ages and is free for children under 4 years . Rates valid till 31 March 2019.
For people staying in Denham, the tour is available in Little Lagoon Creek located between Denham and Little Lagoon on Stella Rowley Drive at an earlier time to coincide with the sunset.