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Lirrwi Yolngu Tourism welcomes you to East Arnhem Land

If you are looking for an adventure in culture, you’ve come to the right place.

The Yolngu people of East Arnhem Land offer some of the most unique experiences imaginable. The world’s oldest living culture, but one of the youngest at heart, you can expect to return home a changed person, with an entirely new view on the world.

The diversity of things to see and do is as vast as the land. From basket- weaving to spearfishing, from visiting indigenous art galleries, four- wheel-driving white sandy beaches to learning didgeridoo from a Yidaki master, there is nothing quite like East Arnhem Land.

Lirrwi Tourism can help you get here. Lirrwi works on behalf of Yolngu homelands and specialises in tailoring cultural and adventure travel for small groups. We can help you plan, organise and make your way around East Arnhem Land. Telephone or write to us today and tell us what interests you.

You can be confident if you travel with Lirrwi, the experience will be 100% authentic and support local Aboriginal-owned business and communities. Another thing to keep in mind is that East Arnhem Land is a remote location. This is why accommodation and facilities might be different to the what you get in a city and costs for some things can be higher, but its also why East Arnhem Land is such a special place to visit.


Lirrwi Yolngu Tourism is an Accredited Tourism Business

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When booking your next holiday in the Northern Territory, look for the ‘tick’. This distinctive ‘tick’ logo displayed by accredited tourism businesses provides you with an assurance that the tourism business has a proven commitment to the highest quality of service.  They've met specific criteria ensuring they are committed to exceeding your expectations with great customer service and the highest standards of business practice.

The “Tick” demonstrates to you that the Northern Territory takes tourism seriously and is committed to continuous improvement in quality and innovation.

Accreditation will benefit you by providing you with a recognisable symbol of quality, allowing you to make better informed choices when selecting tourism products and services. Accreditation will give you comfort that your expectations of the tourism experience will be met and that you will receive value for money.


Tel +61 (0)8 8987 2828
or  +61 (0)402 338 793
info@lirrwitourism.com.au
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Yolngu performing at Message Sticks Festival Sydney Opera House in March.
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Hamish and Andy enjoyed a visit to Bawaka recently for their Caravan of Courage TV show.

Images from Mulwat

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Mulwat Conference - Jane Gurutju

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