Kaya Cape
Experience
Delve into the profound bond between the Wadandi people and the Cape to Cape region with our fully guided Cape Naturaliste lighthouse walk.
Your journey begins with a ‘Welcome to Country’ before Josh leads you on a serene 200-metre loop around the scenic Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse. Here, you’ll be enveloped by the ocean on three sides as Josh interprets the landscape and shares insights and stories through the lens of the Wadandi people.
After your walk, meet at a secluded Meeting Place and gain a deeper understanding of the tools and items integral to the Wadandi culture. You’ll also get the chance to enjoy a captivating didgeridoo music session against the backdrop of Australian nature.
This is not just a Cape Naturaliste lighthouse walk; it’s a journey through time and tradition, offering a window into the rich cultural tapestry of the Wadandi people and their enduring connection to the land.


Tour Details
Everything you need to know about your Cape Naturaliste Aboriginal tour.
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Tour Duration
Private Tour





The Kaya Cape Experience offers a relaxed and authentic introduction to Aboriginal culture in one of Western Australia’s most scenic coastal locations. Join Wadandi custodian Josh Whiteland for a guided walk, hear traditional stories, and experience the didgeridoo in a stunning natural setting. It’s a meaningful way to connect with Country and culture during your visit.


- Guided walk with Wadandi Cultural Custodian
- Tool and artefact interpretation
- Didgeridoo Music session
- Local stories
- Traditional fire lighting demonstration (weather permitting)
- Access to private Meeting Place


Full payment is required at the time of booking.
Cancellations or amendments made more than 14 days prior to the tour date are refundable, less a $15 per person administration fee.
Cancellations or amendments made less than 14 days prior to the tour date are not refundable.
We reserve the right to alter the published itinerary content to suit prevailing conditions.

What can I expect during this Cape Naturaliste Aboriginal tour?
During the Kaya Cape Experience, you’ll join Wadandi custodian Josh Whiteland for a 90-minute guided walk around Cape Naturaliste. Along the way, you’ll hear traditional stories, learn about the land and its significance, and visit a private bush Meeting Place. There, you’ll experience cultural practices like traditional tool use and a live didgeridoo performance in a peaceful natural setting.
What should I wear on this tour?
Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy footwear suitable for walking in natural cave environments.
Are there any age restrictions for the tour?
The tour is suitable for all ages, with ticket pricing available for children aged 4-16.
How physically demanding is the tour?
The tour involves walking and some physical activity but is generally suitable for a range of fitness levels.
There are no stairs on this tour, so it is wheelchair-friendly!
Find out more about our tour accessibility.
Can I take photos during the tour?
Yes, you can take photos! Just make sure to take photos from the viewing platforms, not when walking on the stairs.
Please note: no video recording is allowed.
Hear from
our guests
We love taking our guests on immersive Aboriginal culture
experiences – it’s what lights our fire! Here’s what some of
our guests have to say.
This is an amazing experience that any visitor to the South West should make it their priority to enjoy. Josh is a fantastic storyteller/educator and is also a really nice and genuine guy. Spending time with him will leave a lasting impression on any guest that joins his tours. Learning about the Wadandi culture, native foods and bush medicine whilst also witnessing him play the didgeridoo in the beautiful Ngilgi Cave are all incredible experiences. As a local from Margaret River that also runs a tourism business I would highly recommend any visitor to the Margaret River region to book a tour with Josh and Koomal Dreaming as it will be the highlight of your holiday.
I had the pleasure of joining a group of colleagues for the Koomal Dreaming Experience this morning, and I must say, it was an absolutely captivating adventure.
Our guide, Josh, deserves special praise for his engaging presence throughout the experience. His deep knowledge and passion for the indigenous culture shone through as he skillfully led us on this remarkable journey. His storytelling abilities brought the history and traditions of the region to life, allowing us to truly immerse ourselves in the cultural richness of the area.
Josh gives an interesting and informative talk. We bring our students here every year to learn about the local customs and history.