WALK IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF ANCESTORS

Experience 60,000 years of living culture in Yarrabah

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"Welcome"

Step onto sacred Gungganji land where every plant tells a story and ancient wisdom lives in the landscape. Taste native foods, learn traditional practices, and create art guided by an award-winning Aboriginal artist.

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Elverina Johnson

Who We Are

At Paperbark Arts & Cultural Tours, we offer access to unique experiences that contribute to the preservation of indigenous culture.

Our mission is to share the captivating beauty and wisdom of Yarrabah's Indigenous culture with the world, fostering meaningful connections and deepening cultural understanding—all while celebrating the rich tradition of Aboriginal art.

As an Indigenous-owned and operated enterprise, we are firmly rooted in the heart of Yarrabah, where the land itself echoes with ancient stories passed down through generations.

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Join 500+ visitors who've discovered Yarrabah

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Families, solo travelers, corporate groups & school excursions

Highlights

Discover the unique elements that make our tours an unforgettable journey.

Guided Bushwalks

Explore Yarrabah's natural beauty with Aboriginal guides.

Cultural Connection

Immerse yourself in the traditions of the Gungganji people.

Native Wisdom

Learn how native plants are used for food and medicine.

Bush Tucker

Taste the seasonal flavors of authentic Aboriginal cuisine.

Interactive Workshops

Create your own traditional masterpiece with local artists.

Spiritual Stories

Listen to stories connecting the people to their land.

What Our Visitors Say

Real experiences from guests who've walked with us

Erica Carson Jnr

Erica Carson Jnr

California, USA

"We were welcomed to the most beautiful, peaceful land—truly the most tranquil place I have visited. Paperbark Arts opened their arms to my family and welcomed us with traditional dance, stories and valuable history."

Grace Lillian Lee

Grace Lillian Lee

First Nations Fashion, Cairns

"Elverina Johnson generously invited our team to her country, Gungganji country. We were welcomed and humbled by her warming embrace. I will be forever grateful to Elverina and her family."

Lia Pa'apa'a

Lia Pa'apa'a

Ngamumu, Cairns

"Paperbark Arts is an important contributor to an innovative and exciting arts and cultural program grounded in artistic excellence, cultural safety and authenticity."

Merindi Schrieber

Merindi Schrieber

Ngamumu, Cairns

"It was a true delight to hear local Gungganji history and see the presentation of culture through song, story and dance. International guests and local performers participated in culture sharing."

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Wugu Nyambil
QTIC Member 2025-26
First Nations Fashion and Design
Dirringhi Aboriginal Corporation