Find out details and information about Indigenous tourism operators in your local area or anywhere in Australia.

Looking at what other operators are doing to become successful can help you to build up your own tourism business. It can also be useful to check how many other similar tourism businesses are operating in your area, to ensure you will be able to compete successfully in a market before starting up a new business.

Name	Type	Location	State/Territory
Amuwarngka Cultural Tour	Walking tours and vehicle based touring	Alyangula	NT
Amuwarngka Cultural Tours is an Aboriginal owned and operated company based on Groote Eylandt, off the coast of the Northern Territory of Australia. Our experienced Aboriginal guides ensure you are rewarded with truly traditional cultural experiences, learning about land values and lifestyle of the Warnindilyakwa people on Groote Eylandt.
Tel: 1800 877 077 Website: www.amuwarngkatours.com.au/index.html
Anangu Tours	Indigenous Guided Day Tours at Uluru	Alice Springs	NT
Anangu Tours is owned by the traditional Aboriginal owners of Uluru (Ayers Rock). All tours are led by local Aboriginal (Anangu) guides who will speak their native language, Pitjantjatjara. This is then interpreted by one of our skilled interpreters. Anangu guides are traditional Aboriginal people who have spent their entire lives living around Uluru, immersed in Anangu Culture. On our small group tours we combine a unique cultural experience with the opportunity to view sunrise and sunset at Uluru. Anangu Tours is one of Australia’s most awarded tour companies, winning the Legacy World Tourism Award for Heritage Tourism in 2004, inducted into the Australian Tourism Hall of Fame in 2003 after winning 3 consecutive awards, and winning its 8th Northern Territory Brolga Award for Tourism Excellence in 2004.
Tel: 61 8 8950 3030 or 1800 806 499 Website: www.ananguwaai.com.au
Anangu Waai!	Provides central reservations and marketing for their three businesses in Central Australia	Alice Springs	NT
Anangu Waai! is a marketing and management company for three Central Australian tourism businesses. It provides valuable support for Anangu Tours, Uluru Camel Tours and Frontier Camel Tours.
Tel: 61 8 8950 3030 or 1800 806 499 Website: www.ananguwaai.com.au
APT Kimberley Wilderness Adventure	Tours	Hampton	WA
Kimberley Wilderness Adventure (KWA) has been operating four-wheel drive safari tours for the discerning traveller throughout the Kimberley for more than 15 years and are recognised as the touring experts in the region. Touring in small groups of up to only 20 travellers, KWA understands that touring is about more than just visiting an area, it is also about gaining an intimate understanding of the land and its people and learning about the flora and fauna in the Kimberley region.
Tel: + 61 3 9277 8528 Website: www.kimberlywilderness.com.au
Arabunna Cultural Tours	Tours	Marree	SA
Arabunna Cultural Tours is located in the far mid north regional township of Marree. The township is on the original railway route to Alice Springs and was once a major trading post and service provider for the numerous remote pastoral out-stations. Located nearby are the great salt lakes, Eyre and Torrens. Guests will be treated to an unexpected experience in unassuming lands; what appear to be inhospitable lands are rich in cultural heritage and natural resources necessary to sustain tradition and life. Aboriginal elders will host and share knowledge about plants, animals, the seasons, the climate and the continuing relationships with the lands. Catering for small or large groups on request.
Tel: 61 8 8675 8351 Website: www.southaustralia.com
Ardiyool Art and Tours	Tours	Broome	WA
Ardiyool Art and Tours have amazing local art and artefacts for visitors to view and buy. Ardiyool Tours educate visitors about Aboriginal history from the local Bardi and Jawi people way of life, incorporating bush tucker and bush medicine.
Tel: +61 8 9192 4930 Website: None
Armidale Region Aboriginal Cultural Centre and Keeping Place	Exhibitions, gift shop, workshops, study tours, bush tucker food, pre booked catering, pre booked guided tour, hire out Centre	Armidale	NSW
The Armidale and Region Aboriginal Cultural Centre and Keeping Place is a community-based centre where you can experience the diversity of Australian Indigenous arts and culture all year round. When you walk into our Centre, you will be greeted by one of our kind and friendly staff members, ready to answer questions and assist you in your quest to learn about Aboriginal culture. We have many sections at the Centre such as a gallery, a musical section, an interactive corner for children, a local heroes display, a historical room, a lifestyles hallway, a bush tucker walk, a movie-viewing area and an archeological section. We offer high quality cultural tours, and run a wide range of Aboriginal cultural activities in our workshops. Traditional Aboriginal paintings are for sale all year round and we hire out part or whole of the Centre for private functions and conferences and cater for these functions. There is also a well-stocked gift shop at the Centre with Aboriginal artefacts and gifts which can be customized.
Tel: +61 2 6771 3606 Website: www.acckp.com.au
Arnhem Land Eco-Cultural Tours	Eco-Tours	Winnellie	NT
Arnhem Land eco-cultural tours offer exclusive and enlightening Aboriginal culture tours in the remote region of Arnhem Land. Arnhem Land eco-cultural tours is owned and operated by an Aboriginal Corporation in Maningrida known as ‘Bawinanga Aboriginal Corporation’. The traditional land owners of this territory would love to express their knowledge and culture beyond Maningrida and to show the secrets of their meaningful art work along with cultural protocols and their dreaming towards their country. These tours have been performed together by local Aboriginal people that are prepared to share their story. These tours are intentional designed to enhance your cultural experience and are flexible to design your own tour to achieve the best possible outcome.
Tel: 61 8 8979 5946 Website: www.maningrida.com/tourism 33
Arnhem Land Marine Rescue Community Project - World Expeditions Dhimurru Rangers	Participatory Conservation Work	Sydney	NT
The North East Arnhemland Coast is one of Australia’s most beautiful coastlines, virtually free from development and enjoying the custodianship of the Yolngu Aboriginal Traditional owners. However this pristine coastline is facing an environmental threat from marine debris washed in on the ocean currents, from throughout the South East Asian region and deposited on the Arnhemland Coast. This waste is a major threat to the wildlife, as animals get caught up in the nets and choke on the plastic rubbish. This project works alongside the Yolngu Aboriginal Rangers from Dhimurru Land Management as we together collect, catalogue and dispose of the marine rubbish, and also learn from Traditional Yolngu Aboriginal knowledge and understanding of the land, sea and animals
Tel: 1300 720 000 Website: www.worldexpeditions.com
Arnhemlander Cultural and Heritage Tours	Cultural 4WD Day Tours	Alice Springs	NT
An exceptional Aboriginal cultural and heritage day tour into Arnhem Land and northern Kakadu, which is 100% owned and operated by the traditional owners of the land that it visits. For this reason you will visit places inaccessible to most, visit rock art sites, gain knowledge of traditional land ownership, bush skills, hunting, food gathering and bush tucker preparation. Visit Injalak Arts and Crafts Centre and experience the regions famous landscapes consisting of spectacular sandstone escarpment outcrops, forests, floodplains, wildlife and billabongs in comfortable 4WD’s with forward facing seats and expert guides. These informative day tours are owned and operated by the Djabulukgu Association, an association representing the Aboriginal land owners of Northern Kakadu National Park and areas of western Arnhem Land.
Tel: 61 8 8938 3200 Website: www.kakadutours.com.au

This is not a definitive list of Indigenous tourism businesses. If you are not listed but would like to be or you would like to correct or update your details shown on the site – please contact your relevant State Tourism Organisation contact who can update your details.

The operator listings have been drawn from the National Indigenous Tourism Product Manual (NITPM) which was developed by Indigenous Tourism Australia with the assistance of the State and Territory Tourism Organisations (STOs) - to give Indigenous tourism operators the opportunity to showcase their products and experiences. The NITPM showcases Australia’s key 'export ready' and ‘market ready’ tourism products which are either majority Indigenous owned and/or operated. For more on the NITPM click here.

Also check out the case studies for more in-depth information on selected Indigenous tourism operators.

Key STO Aboriginal Tourism Contacts