Our Aboriginal Cultural Awareness Programs

Based in the stunning Cape to Cape and Warren Blackwood regions, our cultural awareness experiences are designed to connect people of all ages with Wadandi Country in meaningful, memorable ways.

We offer a range of flexible sessions, including:

• 1.5-hour Cultural Awareness Programs
• Guided bush and coastal walks
• Ngilgi Cave Dreaming stories and didgeridoo performances
• Campfire cultural sessions for school camps

All experiences are tailored to suit your group—whether you’re a school, a corporate team, or part of a community or tourism group. We align sessions with curriculum requirements, age groups, and learning goals, creating an experience that’s both educational and deeply engaging.

Depending on your needs, sessions can include:

• An introduction to Wadandi culture and connection to place
• The Aboriginal Six Seasons and how they guide living, hunting, and foraging
• The interconnection between people, plants, animals, and landscape
• The meaning and significance of “Connection to Country”
• Traditional fire lighting demonstrations
• Artefact and tool displays
• Interactive didgeridoo music
• Storytelling and Dreaming narratives

Josh ‘Koomal’ Whiteland brings over 20 years of experience working in education and is well-versed in cultural curriculum requirements. All Koomal Dreaming facilitators hold current Working with Children Checks.

We’re also licensed to provide native food catering, from tasting platters and refreshments to BBQ lunches and campfire dinners — adding another layer of connection and sensory learning to the experience.

To enquire or book, contact us at info@koomaldreaming.com.au for more information and pricing.

Who are these Aboriginal cultural awareness programs designed for?

Our programs are suitable for schools (early years to tertiary), corporate teams, community groups, international visitors, and more. We tailor each session to suit the needs and backgrounds of each group.

Where do the programs take place?

Experiences are offered across the Cape to Cape and Warren Blackwood regions, including bushland, coastal areas, schools, campsites, and cultural venues.

How long are the sessions?

We offer a range of options, from 1.5-hour sessions to full-day or camp-based programs. All sessions can be customised to suit your timeframe.

What cultural activities are included?

Depending on your session, activities may include Dreaming stories, traditional fire lighting, bushwalks, artefact displays, didgeridoo music, tool making and insights into Wadandi life and connection to Country.

Who facilitates the sessions?

All programs are led by Josh ‘Koomal’ Whiteland and trained Koomal Dreaming team members, all of whom have Working with Children Checks and extensive cultural knowledge.