Catch N Cook Tours

    Fun ways for you to learn about Aboriginal culture in Sydney.

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Catch ‘N’ Cook

Catch ‘N’ Cooks offers fun ways for you to learn about Aboriginal culture in Sydney. We can tailor an experience to suit your needs, whether it be a cultural awareness program, corporate or school outing or a birthday party.

Catch ‘N’ Cook, Aboriginal Fishing Experience runs for two and a half hours and includes:

  • fishing
  • bush-tucker tour
  • dream-time stories
  • boomerang throwing
  • swimming

*Price per person, including GST: Adult: $59 Child $39
(3-12 years of age)

* (minimum of 8 participants required to run the tour).
Operating from Frenchman’s Bay, La Perouse in
Botany Bay, only 20 minutes from the city centre and ten minutes from the airport, we provide authentic Aboriginal cultural experiences.

Optional Extras:.

  • Catch ‘N’ Cook t-shirt and hat
  • Fishing gear to take home
  • Gourmet BBQ
  • Transport to the location.

To book or enquire about our experiences, contact us:
Tel: (02) 9345 4404 Mob: 0457 450 224
Email: info@sydneyaboriginaltours.com.au..

Featured news & events

Catch N Cook tours Posted:13, April, 2012

We were really excited to launch our Catch N Cook tours at the recent AIMSC (Australian Indigenous Minority Supplier Council) Conference at the Hilton Hotel in Sydney. I am a member of AIMSC, whose vision is to contribute to the creation of a sustainable, vibrant and prosperous Indigenous enterprise sector in Australia. AIMSC is based [...]

From little thing big things grow Posted:12, April, 2012

Director or Koori Communications and Training, Peter Cooley, has been fishing for much of the 42 years he’s been around, but it was when he noticed that the Koori kids of today weren’t getting out there fishing as much as he did as a young kid, that he decided to start up a fishing program called ‘ [...]