About this tour
Walk 3.9km through coastal bushland with Aboriginal guides who explain the land's ecology, traditional uses, and cultural significance. The trail connects Jigamy to the Pinnacles, a dramatic rock formation, with ocean views throughout. Your guides—Country Custodians with deep connection to this country—share knowledge passed down through generations, turning a scenic walk into a genuine cultural conversation. Three hours, moderate fitness required. National park entry and return transfers included.
Highlights
- 3.9km guided walk led by local Aboriginal Country Custodians
- Learn traditional plant uses and cultural practices on Country
- Dramatic coastal views; Pinnacles rock formation at trail end
- National park entry fee included
- Free return transfer from Pinnacles back to Jigamy
- Cruise passenger transfers to and from Eden Wharf
What to expect
Expect a steady walk along established trails through open bushland with occasional coastal vistas. Your guide will stop regularly to point out significant plants, explain traditional harvesting methods, and share stories connected to specific locations. The pace is conversational—this isn't a fitness test. The Pinnacles themselves are worth the walk: a cluster of weathered rock stacks rising from the coast. Weather and tides may influence exact routing. Bring water and sturdy shoes; sun protection essential.
Good to know
Moderate fitness needed for 3.9km walk over three hours. Service animals welcome. Park entry included. Cruise passengers get transfers to Eden Wharf. Return transport from Pinnacles provided.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original Global Hobo summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.