Nullawokka First Nations Tours

Conducted by a descendant of the local Gwamu/Kooma people, this two hour walking tour will introduce you to the culture and history of the Bollon area.

Walking along the banks of the beautiful Wallam Creek you will discover the historic Yumba area, view scar trees and other sites of significance for the Gwamu/Kooma people, learn to track animals and find bush medicine.

You'll get the chance to try your hand at throwing a boomerang and taste some local bush tucker.

Bookings are essential.

Join your Gwamu/Kooma guide Bill Speedy to explore traditional First Nations sites of significance in the Bollon area.

This exclusive driving tour will reveal traditional practices and day to day life of the Gwamu/Kooma people. You will visit places of cultural and historic significance, view ancient grinding pads and discover the deep connection First Nations people have to country.

A gourmet bush tucker morning tea is included in each tour.

This exclusive tour travels to a secret location to watch the sun set. On an ancient red clay pan, where Gwamu/Kooma people have wandered for over 60,000 years, your First Nations guide will introduce you to some traditional dances and instruct you in the art of boomerang throwing.

Listen to the haunting sound of the yidaki (didgeridoo) echo over the vast landscape and toast another beautiful Bollon sunset while enjoying some bush tucker nibbles.