Water Stories – History Week Guided Walks 2025
The Theme for History Week 2025 is ‘Water Stories’, and we’ve no shortage of those! We’re excited to announce our History Week Guided Walks program
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Australia's stories as you've never heard them before
Explore lakeside, bush and beach on a guided walk at Lake Conjola or riverside at Fishermans Paradise on the NSW South Coast
Run by Aboriginal Tourism Operators, a unique range of Cultural experiences in Sydney.
Visit The Rocks with a Māori guide on this award-winning walking tour, and discover intriguing stories of Māori in Sydney since 1793.
We acknowledge and pay respect to the traditional custodians of Country, and Elders past and present.
At Kotahi Tourism we’re passionate about Cultural Heritage, our beautiful natural environment and ‘manaakitanga’ – taking care of our visitors. Through our unique range of tours and education programs, we’ll connect you to the diverse natural environments, wildlife, Cultures, history and heritage of coastal New South Wales – and make sure you have an experience you’ll never forget!
The Theme for History Week 2025 is ‘Water Stories’, and we’ve no shortage of those! We’re excited to announce our History Week Guided Walks program
Teachers – here are 5 reasons to book our cultural education programs! 1. Engaging Aboriginal and Māori experiences that connect Primary, Secondary and Early Childhood
Cultural experiences for children and families If you’re wondering what to do during the summer school holidays, planning a program for an OOSH, BASC or
Nice tour on Stories of Maori - 1.) I got a new perspective of Sydney
2.) Tour guides are really very knowledgable
3.) They will also show you hidden laneways which have existed centuries ago!
Experience not to be missed - Had the best tour of the Rocks with Hohepa relating the history of Maori settlement in Sydney. His knowledge of settlement and the history of the Rocks area I found... read more very very interesting, the tour takes about 2 hours. As a Kiwi also an Aussie resident for over 40 years I hadn't known Maori was first recorded as being in Sydney 200 years ago . If you have an interest in history book a tour Hohepa is an excellent historian you won't be disappointed
Maori Beliefs - We had a tour with Brent. Not only was the tour enlightening, it was inspirational, as we learned about how the Maori view life. Brent brought to life how Maoris... read more lived in the 18th and 19th centuries, and maybe as important how they live and what they believe today. The tour was truly unique, providing not only information, but inspiration.