An amazing experience! It was very eye opening to learn about the Aboriginal culture and their connection to the earth. I believe it is a great way to have a better understanding of the true essence of Aboriginal people and ways that others can learn to respect and acknowledge the rightful owners of this land.

Thanks for having me on the walking tour yesterday morning. I appreciate your energy and knowledge and was fascinated by all the Aboriginal stories of your country and families. It is some kind of “positively destabilizing » to be honest but overall this is truly enjoyable experience. 

We really enjoyed learning new things about this old culture. James did a great job and had answears to all of our questions. Take this apportunity when in Sydney.

Im so pleased we booked this for our 1st day. What a wonderful introduction to Sydney. Every local and visitor should do this to gain more understanding. We learned so much, James was awesome with my little girl, we were very lucky to have a small group so a great opportunity for lots of questions. A respectful, professional, well organised and humbling experience. Thank you!

My agency booked a cultural awareness tour and we attended on Monday 27 May 2019. Margaret Campbell undertook the tour and it was the best Aboriginal cultural awareness training I have ever gone to. It was real because it is outside, visiting various sites of Aboriginal significance and connecting the culture to mother nature was so interesting. Highly recommend this tour.

Our organisation had the privilege of Margret's wisdom on the cultural immersion tour of Sydney. I would highly recommend everyone, not just businesses/organisations, take the tour to fully understand the First Nations' cultural context in which they live and work. It was an outstanding half day.

Thanks to James for a great tour sharing his culture and the indigenous history of the Rocks area. We learned a lot about the natural history of the area and how to get nectar from flowering grevilleas. James handled lots of questions from my curious tweens very well. Highly recommended.

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!

Thank you to Lindsay Williams who took us on a tour of the Rocks earlier this month. He shared some very cool insights about indigenous culture and what life was once like in the Rocks area. From the shell fish middens, to totems, to how country is viewed. We got some great insight into how the traditional custodians of the land we walked on - the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation - lived and fished. The story about working with dolphins every year to fish the harbour was very cool. Highly recommend this tour for anyone that wants to learn more about the land on which we walk and it’s history.

We had already been to displays and presentations by aborigines. Margret Campbell told a more personal story of how her ggg grandmother married a Campbell from Scotland. She told us about the customs of the aborigines and how husbands and wives are chosen and influences, according to when and where a person is born. It is very hard to equate all the myths and legends in this modern world, but Margret answered a lot of our questions.