Connect with the Great Southern land at The Kodja Place interpretive centre in Kojonup. The centre showcases local indigenous heritage and culture, as well as the Australian Rose Maze, which explores Australia’s rosegrowing heritage and shares the poignant stories of the three women – Yoondi the Noongar, Elizabeth the English and Maria the Italian – who are set into the paths of the maze.

Based in the Margaret River Region, Koomal Dreaming provides an opportunity for visitors to experience the Wadandi and Bibbulman country through the eyes of the traditional owners. Guests have the opportunity to taste native foods, learn about bush medicine, visit the ancient Ngilgi Caves and meet the animals, plants and spirits that have enriched the lives of the Wadandi and Bibbulman people since time began. Visit famous landmarks like Sugarloaf Rock, Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse and more. Gain a deep connection to the land as Wadandi custodian Josh Whiteland teaches you about the six seasons of the Noongar calendar, the ecology of the region and how it relates to the surrounding environment. Alternatively, journey into Yallingup’s Ngilgi Cave and experience a live didgeridoo performance deep inside the rock walls.

Ngalang Wongi Aboriginal Cultural Tours offers walking tours around Bunbury, showcasing the traditional and contemporary Noongar culture and history. Troy Bennell is a natural storyteller and his passion for the region is woven into Dreaming stories and whimsical yarns about the traditional way of life he experienced growing up in this captivating location.

Located on the Collie River, in the Bunbury Region, approximately 155km south of Perth. Refurbished the timber cottages, village facilities, bushwalk trails and spectacular countryside, corporate training venue, as well as offering short stay accommodation for families, schools and groups, making it the ideal base from which to explore the south west region.

Harris River Estate and Beelagu Moort have collaborated to release a Boodja Gin and Boodja Beer which is now available for tasting at their Cellar Door. This exciting collaboration combines the best of Beelagu Moorts  knowledge of country, in Noongar season botanicals, herbs and spices, with Harris River Estate's advanced gin and beer making skills. Beelagu Moort is a 100% Aboriginal owned and operated company.

Take an Aboriginal cultural tour with Kurrah Mia to learn about how the Menang Noongar People moved throughout the land for hunting and gathering, for ceremonial rituals and daily life, and experience the culture through unique and authentic Aboriginal art.

Visit the Yongernow Australian Malleefowel Centre to immerse yourself in the Mallee bushland. The name Yongergnow is made up from the Noongar words ‘yonger’ (male kangaroo) and ‘gnow’ (Malleefowl). ‘Yonger’ represents the location in Ongerup (place of the male kangaroo), and ‘gnow’ – the centre’s objective to protect the Malleefowl. The Noongar words were chosen to represent Yongergnow’s ties with the local Aboriginal community.

The diverse art of our first people the Wadandi Noongar people of the south west coastal region is a priority for the Bunbury Regional Art Gallery – Wilger Mia. The BRAG exhibitions program includes an annual open exhibition, Noongar Country, as well as solo and group exhibitions by Noongar artists and national touring exhibitions by Aboriginal artists from across Australia.