Exploring Western Australia’s five enchanting regions is even more exhilarating when you’re so immersed in the landscape that you can almost taste it. The authentic Aboriginal experiences on offer throughout this dreamlike state invite you to do just that, through incredible food tours offering unique flavours and connection to Country. All along the Western Australian coast, there are people who run tours on the homeland at Lullumb on the Dampier Peninsula, about 200km north-east of Broome (Rubibi). One tour begins with a Welcome to Country at a sacred waterhole. From there, visitors walk the land, learning about bush medicine and foraging for bush foods, including a carrot that tastes like coconut when eaten raw but like a potato when cooked. You’ll then collect a variety of shellfish to cook later over hot coals. What are your thoughts LiveTribers? What are five authentic aboriginal food experiences to put on your Western Australia itinerary?
Posted by on 23 Jul 2024
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