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Yagurli Tours – Burketown

10 November 2021 by brisbanista Leave a Comment

Yaliya Stories Stargazing Tour
Image Credit: Tourism and Events Queensland

Yagurli Tours is an Indigenous-owned business and operated by the Gangalidda and Garawa Peoples. The Gangalidda people are the traditional owners of the land in and around Burketown and are part of Australia’s rich cultural heritage that dates back more than 70,000 years.

Located in Burketown North West Queensland, the company provides incredible experiences for travellers looking to immerse themselves in Aboriginal culture.

From the Yaliya’s Stories Stargazing Tour, the Gambumanda Sunset Cruise, Marrija 4WD Cultural Tour through to Malara Fishing Charters and hot air ballooning, Yagurli Tours are bucket list experiences not to be missed.

Yaliya, meaning ‘sky’ in the local Gangalidda language, is a tour that focuses on Indigenous storytelling under the stars on some of Australia’s largest salt pans. Here, you can discover the beauty of an outback night sky through state-of-the-art telescopes in wide open plains for a once-in-a-lifetime and exclusive adventure.

Fishing more your style? The Malara Fishing Charters will help you develop an appreciation for traditional fishing practices and the cultural heritage associated with river systems. Get ready to take in the beauty of the waterways and the diversity of wildlife in the Barramundi Capital of Australia.

About Yagurli Tours

Yagurli Tours is an Indigenous-owned business and operated by the Gangalidda and Garawa Peoples. It is located in Burketown on the Albert River in the Gulf of Carpentaria. For more information, head to the Yagurli Tours website.

Filed Under: Queensland, Travel + Stay Tagged With: 4WD, Aboriginal, Burketown, cruise, First Nations, fishing, hot air ballooning, indigenous, Queensland, stargazing, Yagurli

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