
Bushfood & Cultural Eco Tours
At Native Oz Bushfoods, our Bushfood and Cultural Eco Tours offer a unique and immersive experience into Australia’s rich indigenous heritage and natural landscapes.
Join us on a journey where traditional knowledge meets sustainable practices and you’ll gain a deeper understanding of Aboriginal culture, native bushfoods and land conservation.

Guided Walk Around Our Educational Garden
Our knowledgeable guides including Doug, a Bundjalung man, will lead you on a walk through our carefully curated educational garden, where you’ll discover the native plants we grow while learning about both their traditional and modern uses.
Key bushfoods like Tamarind, Saltbush, Strawberry Gum and Quandong are just part of our landscape and we’ll share how they are cultivated and used today.
You will enjoy a tasting experience featuring up to 6 different types of bushfoods, carefully selected from to mirror the flora you get to interact with while on tour. From the tangy bite of Tamarind to the earthy richness of Saltbush, each tasting is a chance to savour the diverse flavours of Australia’s indigenous plants.
Tour Highlights

Bushfood Tasting

Guided Experience

Hands on learning

expert knowledge

Morning Tea

Smoking Ceremony
Sustainability & Conservation
Our tours emphasize the importance of sustainability and environmental stewardship. We aim to educate and inspire others to create and protect the conservation status of out native plants.
We are committed to land regeneration, reducing salinity in soils, preserving native species and improving biodiversity. By participating in our tours, you contribute to ongoing efforts to protect and restore our local environment.

Tour Information
- Duration: 90 Minutes
- Availability: Please see our booking platform
- Group Size: Minimum 8 people per tour session.
Contact us for more information if group smaller than 8
- Price: Per Adult (_+) $60, per Child (5-12) $35, Infants (0-4) Free. Pensioner discounts available.
What to Bring
- Comfortable enclosed shoes
- Hat and/or sunscreen
- Water Bottle
- Camera for capturing memories

Native Tea House and Bush Tukka Café