Indigenous Narrative of Fungi: Kayaking Journey

A Navigate Expeditions
Special Event

When

July 3, 2027 8:00 am

Duration

Approx. 5 hours

Location

Pambula River

Meeting Info

8am at Pambula Lake, 52 Landing Rd, Broadwater

Group Size

Max 12 guests

What To Bring

Hat, sunglasses, reef-safe sunscreen
Shoes that can get wet and comfortable clothing
Any personal medication needed
Water bottle
Camera / phone

Activity Rating

Active - Ideal for those with moderate fitness and good balance, this kayaking experience may involve sustained effort and paddling over long distances, occasionally against wind or current.

Additional Info

Accessibility Info

Our expert kayak guides are able to assist everybody in entering and exiting the kayaks safely and with dignity
Must be able to bend knees to comfortably sit in kayak
Trained assistance animals are not permitted inside the kayaks for safety reasons

Cancellations

The guest may cancel the Service at any time, by email or text message. The following will apply:
If the cancellation is more than 48 hours prior to the tour commencement, an administration fee of 25% of the booking cost will be deducted, and the balance refunded (type 1 cancellation);
If the cancellation is less than 48 hours but more than 24 hours prior to the tour commencement, an administration fee of 50% of the booking cost will be deducted, and the balance refunded (type 2 cancellation);
If the cancellation is less than 24 hours prior to the tour commencement, if the guest is a no show, a cancellation fee of 100% of the booking cost will be deducted (type 3 cancellation).

Please review our Terms & Conditions.

Pricing + Tickets

Adults 17+ – $200
Children 3 to 16 – $160

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Led by local Indigenous guide Nathan Lygon, you’ll learn how Aboriginal knowledge of fungi was passed through sacred songs and dances, and how this vital cultural heritage is being rediscovered today. Discover how Aboriginal communities use fungi for medicine, food and ceremonial traditions.

The tour also delves into the Aboriginal connection to the land and waterways, showing how fungi, plants, and local ecosystems have supported generations of Aboriginal peoples in the region.

We will make our way to Severs Beach, a place deeply entwined with the indigenous heritage of our region, resonating with thousands of years of history. As we pause to soak in the beauty of this magnificent spot, guests are treated to a delightful morning tea. Relish the local flavours of lemon myrtle slice, paired with freshly plunged coffee, aromatic tea, refreshing juice, and a selection of fresh fruit.