DISCOVER, LEARN & EMBRACE
ABORIGINAL CULTURE

"The Art of Connection"

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Wandjirrda

"Welcome"

Experience Aboriginal culture like never before. Immerse yourself in our rich heritage, explore native plant uses, and taste traditional flavors.

Culture
Culture
Nature
Nature
Art
Art
Elverina Johnson

Who We Are

At Paperbark Arts & Cultural Tours, we offer access to unique experiences that contribute to the preservation of indigenous culture.

Our mission is to share the captivating beauty and wisdom of Yarrabah's Indigenous culture with the world, fostering meaningful connections and deepening cultural understanding—all while celebrating the rich tradition of Aboriginal art.

As an Indigenous-owned and operated enterprise, we are firmly rooted in the heart of Yarrabah, where the land itself echoes with ancient stories passed down through generations.

Cultural Tours

Cultural Tours

Journey through the landscape with our guides and connect with the ancient stories of the land.

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Creative Workshops

Creative Workshops

Learn traditional weaving and art techniques passed down through generations.

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Corporate Engagement

Corporate Engagement

Unique team building experiences that foster cultural understanding and respect.

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Highlights

Discover the unique elements that make our tours an unforgettable journey.

Guided Bushwalks

Explore Yarrabah's natural beauty with Aboriginal guides.

Cultural Connection

Immerse yourself in the traditions of the Gungganji people.

Native Wisdom

Learn how native plants are used for food and medicine.

Bush Tucker

Taste the seasonal flavors of authentic Aboriginal cuisine.

Interactive Workshops

Create your own traditional masterpiece with local artists.

Spiritual Stories

Listen to stories connecting the people to their land.

Gallery

A glimpse into the Paperbark experience.

Paperbark welcome sign
Mangroves meeting clear waters
Guest touching native tree bark
Sacred granite boulder
Mangrove crab on paperbark
Woven Indigenous basket
Traditional nut cracking stone
Cultural practice demonstration
Basket with handcrafted items
Cultural tour activity
Aerial view of Yarrabah beach
Red seed bead jewelry
Roasted sweet potatoes
Ceremonial tree art
Aboriginal pendant collection
Turtle artwork on canvas
Aerial coastline view

you will never forget...

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Supported By:

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Wugu Nyambil
QTIC Member 2025-26
First Nations Fashion and Design
Dirringhi Aboriginal Corporation