Experience a 90-minute First Nations-led walking tour and weaving session at North Head Sanctuary, exploring rich Indigenous culture and connection to Country.
Friday 6 March 2026
10:00am - 11:30am
N Head Scenic Dr, Manly NSW 2095, Australia
Free
Step into the breathtaking landscapes of North Head Sanctuary with Koori Kinnections for an immersive First Nations-led experience. This 90-minute tour offers a unique opportunity to connect deeply with Australia's oldest living culture through storytelling, weaving, and exploration.
Guided by Trent Kelly, a proud Yuin and Wailwan man, you will uncover the rich cultural, spiritual, and environmental connections First Nations peoples have with this land. The tour invites you to see the coastal headlands through a First Nations lens, where every rock, tree, and waterway holds meaning.
Whether you are a local or a visitor, this engaging and educational experience will enrich your understanding and appreciation of First Nations heritage and knowledge.
The tour lasts 90 minutes and includes a walking tour combined with a weaving session. Trent Kelly shares stories passed down through generations, highlighting traditional fishing, gathering practices, and sustainable use of native plants for food, medicine, and tools.
Participants will gain insight into the living knowledge of Country and the deep cultural significance embedded in the landscape. This is a free event but requires registration due to limited spots.
Suitable for parents and school-aged children interested in cultural heritage and outdoor learning.
The meeting point is the Visitor Centre at North Head Sanctuary, North Fort Precinct, North Head Scenic Drive, Manly, NSW 2095.
Visitors are encouraged to wear suitable walking shoes, bring a drink bottle, sunscreen, hat, and wet weather clothing if needed. Note that the tour is not accessible for wheelchairs, mobility aids, or prams.
For travel information, including car and public transport options, please refer to the North Head Sanctuary visitor information.
This is a free event but registration is essential as spots are limited.
The tour involves walking on uneven terrain and is not suitable for those requiring mobility aids.
Participants should prepare for outdoor conditions and bring appropriate clothing and supplies.
The experience is designed to respect and amplify First Nations culture and knowledge, providing a meaningful connection to Country.
The tour is free of charge.
Advance booking is required to secure a place.
Tickets can be booked through the Harbour Trust website or event registration page.
Families are encouraged to book early to avoid disappointment.
