Tribal Warrior Cruise

To join this cruise you must live in the Cumberland area and must not be an existing customer of Seniors and Disabiity Services at Cumberland Council. Jump aboard the Mari Nawi (Big Canoe) and learn the traditional culture, history, and stories of one of the most beautiful harbours in the world. Hear stories of the Gadigal, Guringai, Wangal, Gammeraigal and Wallumedegal people of Sydney Harbour and learn the Aboriginal names and meanings of significant Sydney landmarks, before stepping ashore on Be-lang-le-wool (Clark Island).

We will meet the boat at Eastern Pontoon.

INCLUSIONS

• Two-hour cruise with cultural commentary;
• Tour on a National Park Harbour Island;
• Cultural performance; and
• Tea and coffee.
• Cost: $20.00pp

Pick-up locations: (select when booking)

• 8.30am - Auburn Centre for Community - 44A Macquarie Rd, Auburn
• 9.00am - Holroyd Gardens - Pitt St &, Walpole St, Merrylands

Terms and conditions:

• • Non Seniors and Disability Customers (65yrs+, 50yrs for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders)and carers living in the Cumberland Local Government Area.
• You may be required to wear a mask while travelling on the coach.
• If you have Flu like symptoms, please do not attend.
• Bookings close 4th June 2024 or once booked out.
• Tickets can be collected & paid for at Merrylands or Auburn Service Centre as nominated by you at your time off booking from 10th June to 14th June 2024.
• All tickets must be collected by 14th June 2024 . Any unclaimed tickets will be re-sold.

Host or Publisher Cumberland Council, Aged & Disability Services