Join Uncle Tamaru on a guided cultural walk through Belair National Park and gain a deeper understanding of Kaurna culture, traditions, language and history. Along the way, learn about the plants and animals that call the park home and discover their cultural significance to the Kaurna people.

This engaging experience offers a unique opportunity to connect with Country, hear stories passed down through generations, and explore the rich cultural heritage of the region.

This event is suitable for all ages.

Reserve your spot today and be part of a journey that connects the past with the present. Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate Kaurna culture and learn from Uncle Tamaru.

*Vehicle entry to the park is free for registered attendees. You will however need to provide your vehicle registration plate number when completing checkout and advise the staff at the ticket booth that you are attending the event on arrival to the park.

Accessibility: This activity will involve walking on and off walking trails that may be uneven. It is not recommended for wheelchair users or people with limited mobility.

Who is this event for: All ages.

Meeting Point: Please meet 30min prior to the start time at the Belair National Park Adventure Playground.

What to Bring:

Comfortable walking shoes

Weather-appropriate clothing and sun protection

Drinking Water

Any personal medication required

Camera or binoculars (optional)

IMPORTANT:

NPWS aims to provide inclusive events and activities for all, however some of our events do have specific requirements for participants. Please see the activity description and accessibility information to check if the event is suitable for you. If you require additional support to participate in the activity, please contact dew.parkofthemonth@sa.gov.au in advance.

This event will be postponed or cancelled in the event of unsuitable weather conditions.

South Australia’s national parks are bin-free to help protect wildlife and support conservation efforts. Any rubbish you bring with you must be taken away when you leave. We encourage visitors to plan for a waste-free visit wherever possible.