Journey through Gullibul country around Kyogle and discover Aboriginal stories, sacred sites and river connections with cultural tour guides.
Gullibul Daytime Dreaming Cultural Tours
The event is part of Richmond RiverFest 2026
Step onto Country and experience the stories, culture and landscapes of the Gullibul Nation.
As part of Richmond RiverFest 2026, Kyogle Council and Gugin Gudduba Local Aboriginal Land Council (GGLALC) invite you to join a unique cultural journey through the upper Richmond River catchment.
Led by respected Gullibul Elder Michael (Wayne) Walker and Gullibul Language Teacher Kye Walker, these immersive tours offer a rare opportunity to learn directly from Traditional Custodians and gain a deeper understanding of Aboriginal cultural connections to rivers, waterways and Country.
Participants will travel by bus to a number of culturally significant locations within the Gullibul Nation, including Kyogle Aboriginal cultural sites, Cedar Point (sacred site), Wogun (Fairymount) and Wiangaree cultural storyline sites. Along the way, guests will hear traditional stories, learn about Aboriginal language and culture, and explore Indigenous approaches to land management, environmental stewardship and caring for Country.
A picnic lunch will be provided at Wiangaree, giving participants time to connect with the landscape and reflect on the cultural knowledge shared throughout the day.
Tour Details
📍 Departure & Return Location: Kyogle Visitor Information Centre Car Park
🕤 Check-in: From 9:45am
🚌 Departure: 10:00am sharp
⏰ Return: Approximately 2:00pm
🍴 Lunch: Picnic lunch provided
🎟 Cost: $10 plus booking fee per person
👥 Capacity: Limited to 10 participants per tour
Tour Dates
Wednesday 7 October 2026
Wednesday 14 October 2026
Wednesday 21 October 2026
About Richmond RiverFest
Richmond RiverFest is a month-long celebration of the rivers, cultures and communities of the Northern Rivers region. Presented by Richmond Riverkeeper, the festival brings together Traditional Custodians, community groups, conservation organisations, artists and educators to celebrate and protect the Richmond River and its catchment through storytelling, connection and community action.
Important Information
Bookings are essential.
Places are strictly limited due to vehicle capacity.
Please arrive at least 15 minutes before departure.
Comfortable clothing, enclosed footwear, a hat and water bottle are recommended.
Discover the rich cultural heritage of the Gullibul people and deepen your connection to the rivers, landscapes and stories that have shaped this Country for thousands of years. Book early to secure your place.