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kaya!

"Ngaalak djerabiny noonook djinanginy!
Nidja Bindjareb Noongar Boodja."
“Hello, we are happy to see you.
This is Bindjareb Country.”

Welcome to Boola Bidi Dreaming on Bindjareb Noongar Country in the South West of WA. Immerse yourself in our fascinating tours and services on beautiful Bindjareb Country in the Harvey region, including cultural ceremonies, tours, bush food and medicine workshops, tool-making, yarning circles, cultural experiences and more!

BOOLA BIDI DREAMING CENTRE

Taste damper cooked in an earth oven and served
with quandong jam on a bushfood tour.

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Guided Tours on Country

Walk alongside local Elders and Knowledge Holders through pristine bushland and explore significant Aboriginal sites throughout Bindjareb Country.

As custodians of this Country’s ancient history, knowledge and culture, we will share with you, insights into traditional uses of local native plants as both food source and medicine, as well as sharing stories of the local area and how it was used for cultural and ceremonial purposes and in every day life. 

Traditional Ceremonies

Cultural Storytelling

Fire & Toolmaking

Medicine Plants & Bushfood

Cultural Awareness & School Programs

We can tailor bushwalking tours, workshops and other culturally focused experiences for both corporate and educational requirements.

Experiences can include storytelling and yarning circle, art workshops, bushwalking and Cultural Awareness,. All programs  are run on Country and range from 1 hour to half day, full day or overnight. Additional services and catering are available upon request.

Education & Cultural Awareness

On Country school program

Boola Bidi Dreaming Centre

Boola Bidi Dreaming Centre is located on Bindjareb Country and show cases local Noongar arts and crafts.

Nestled amongst the peppermint trees alongside the Harvey River, the Boola Bidi Dreaming Centre is the home of Noongar culture in Harvey.

Visit Boola Bidi Dreaming Centre and explore

Interactive Displays
Prints and original artworks from local artists
Clothing and wearable art
Native Foods, jam, chutneys & confectionery
Giftware, homewares & souvenirs
Books & educational resources