Gold Coast, Queensland
Cruise on Country
Country is a place of belonging that includes the waterways. Immerse in the world’s oldest living culture on these Indigenous owned and led cruises.
Kauwi Cultural Cruise and Temptation Cruises
Kauwi Cultural Cruise and Temptation Cruises
Immerse your group in a stunning coastal cruise led by a First Nations guide and a Marine Biologist. Climb aboard Temptation, a 58ft x 32ft (16m x 8m) aluminium high performance catamaran, with capacity for 50 guests. This leisurely 2-hour cruise follows Adelaide’s southern coastline delving into the rich history of Kaurna Yerta Country and local Dreaming stories while uncovering the importance of oceans and landscapes. Custom built for smooth sailing, the vessel is powered by two small engines and uses its sails in favourable conditions. A collaboration between Temptation Sailing and Southern Cultural Immersion, the cruise departs from Glenelg, a 15-minute drive from the city centre from September to May.
Deadly After Dark sunset cruise and dinner
Deadly After Dark sunset cruise and dinner
Depart from Cairns Marina and glide through tranquil wetlands and mangrove forests of the Mandingalbay Yidinji Indigenous Protected Area, on the Deadly After Dark Sunset Cruise + Outback Dinner. Experience an authentic Welcome to Country at the Yulu (Stingray) Shelter, followed by cultural storytelling against a stunning natural backdrop, where guests get hands-on experience with tools and artifacts. After canapés and beverages, take the return cruise at twilight, torch-spotting crocodiles along the river banks. The journey culminates at the award-winning Ochre Restaurant, located on the Harbour Lights boardwalk overlooking Trinity Inlet. Here guests will savour an Outback Dinner, including native ingredients such as grilled kangaroo.
Cruise with Culture, Jellurgal Cultural Tours and Kokomo Cruises
Cruise with Culture, Jellurgal Cultural Tours and Kokomo Cruises
Discover the Indigenous culture of the Gold Coast aboard the luxurious Kokomo on a cultural cruise from Jellurgal Cultural Tours in collaboration with Kokomo Cruises. Begin with an Acknowledgement of Country and an introduction to the local Yugambeh language. Relax on Kokomo’s spacious open deck and cruise through Broadwater, while Indigenous guides share stories, traditions, and the deep connection between land, sea, and their culture. Witness significant sites like The Spit / Moondarewa, where communities thrived for thousands of years. Step ashore at Wavebreak Island for a traditional Yarning Circle to experience conversation and cultural exchange led by an Indigenous guide. This 2.5 hour cruise offers up to 40 guests authentic insights into the Indigenous heritage found on the Gold Coast.
