Liya Wanhurr Tours

The Liya Wanhurr Day Tour is a cultural experience starting at Dhalinybuy community in remote East Arnhem Land, Northern Territory.

Visitors drive to Dhalinybuy (approx 1 hour from Nhulunbuy) and are welcomed by the local community through an elaborate traditional dance (buŋgul), followed by a trip to a beautiful local waterfall. Over the course of the tour, guests learn more about the homeland and the surrounding environment, Yolŋu life, history and culture, and develop skills such as spear making and pandanus weaving.

Each tour is tailored to the environment and the time of year, meaning no tour is ever the same.

For corporate teams, cultural immersion visits provide the opportunity to step outside the everyday environment and engage meaningfully with the world's oldest living culture. Guided by Yolŋu custodians, these experiences foster deeper understanding, respect and connection, while encouraging reflection, stronger relationships and shared learning within teams.

Visitors looking to extend their stay have the opportunity to book a campsite at the nearby Cato River Recreational Area, which is a well established campground with shelters, fire pits and basic toilet facilities.

Strengthen your team while deepening cultural connections with a one-day Yolŋu cultural immersion in East Arnhem Land.

This experience invites your team to learn directly from the Yolŋu custodians through storytelling, ceremony and hands-on cultural activities, all in a relaxed, welcoming environment that naturally builds trust, understanding and connection.

Why this tour works for teams:

Authentic cultural connection — engage with Yolŋu hosts, be welcomed onto country and experience traditional life, ceremony and storytelling straight from the custodians of the land. East Arnhem Land.

Hands-on learning — try weaving, spear-making and gain insights into ancient skills and traditions together.

Shared adventure — a day that goes beyond meetings to create lasting memories, deeper understanding and stronger team bonds.

Scenic remote setting — explore off-the-beaten-path locations, connect with nature and experience a place most people never see. East Arnhem Land.

This cultural immersion visit gives corporate teams the opportunity to step outside their everyday environment and engage meaningfully with the world's oldest living culture. Guided by Traditional Owners, these experiences foster deeper understanding, respect and connection, while encouraging reflection, stronger relationships and shared learning within teams.