Aboriginal Bushfood and Wildflower Trails takes you beyond the beauty. Forage for native foods and explore the medicinal, nutritional and cultural significance of WA’s plants and wildflowers.
WA's wildflowers rank among the most spectacular flower displays in the world. Between July and October, many parts of the state become blankets of colour with everything from tiny crimson myrtles, dainty smokebush, fiery mountain bells and over 150 varieties of orchids coming into bloom.
For the Aboriginal people, these flowers are also a traditional source of food and medicine – part of Western Australia's great big bush supermarket,full of highly nutritious foods that can be found throughout the land,the seas and the waterways. On an Aboriginal bushfood tour, you will be treated to an interactive and delicious cultural encounter as your Aboriginal guides share ancient cultural knowledge of what the land has to offer.