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I went on the tour on 3rd of June and I had an awesome experience. Tim was absolutely fantastic and made me feel extremely welcome and went out of he's way to provide a once in a Life experience. The Aboriginal guide Shaun was unreal and provided an amazing and exceptional tour of his homeland. The total experience moved me deeply. I highly recommend this tour to everyone it's highly unique and life changing. Thanks Tim .

What an amazing day with Tim and Shaun on Country in Arnhem Land. Well organised and great communication from the outset. Plenty of stops along the way. As an Aboriginal person, as soon as we got to community I could see the connection and respect between Tim and the Traditional Owners. You can't fake that stuff. Shaun, our Traditional Owner guide, was amazing, sharing stories and information about his Cultural, Country and life. If you want a REAL cultural experience in the NT, this is for you. Big love Tim and Shaun, until next time my brothers, stay strong 👊💪

Viewing the rock art is amazing but make sure you have solid hiking boots for the rock trails as the descent can be slippery with fine powdery sand on top of uneven rocks. Check you have good tread with ground grip on your soles. Also, have some disinfectant body gel for cuts and abrasions - the tour leader did not have any first aid items because as we know nothing goes untoward in the territory!

We had an incredible day!! It was a privilege to listen to Sebastian’s stories of his country and culture while looking at the expansive display of rock art. It was very moving. We really appreciated his generosity and open ness to answering questions. We loved spending time at Injalak Arts Centre too. The tour was well organised and well catered. It was a special day for us.

This trip to Arnhem Land was the highlight of my 3 weeks in Australia. Tim organized a powerful cultural event that allowed us to see and hear about the aboriginal world with Shaun, a local who made his culture come alive for us. This is one of the best rock art sites in Australia, on a level with Ubirr. With Shaun’s graciousness and wisdom, we moved beyond the art to hear and feel the culture that created it. This is a trip that truly helps you connect with 60,000+ years of human culture in Australia.

This is the trip of the lifetime! And it is the BEST trip you will ever take during your stay in Darwin. Tim is an incredible travel guide, we had great conversations on the bus, had fun and laughter and most importantly had the most incredible tour from Shaun the Aboriginal Guide. We saw the most amazing Rock Art and I was blown away by Shaun's stories. Arnhem Land is so beautiful, peaceful and harmonious. Tim has alot of integrity and only works with Aboriginal Guides and is highly supportive of their culture, this is the most authentic tour I have ever been on.

This adventure is a 'must do' experience in the top end. It is a privilege to be on country and to be able to talk to the traditional owners and walk on this stunning land. Tim and Shaun are a great team and the small group made our time together special.

This was really special day, with great thanks to Tim and our Indigenous guide Shaun, for providing us with so much information, openness to discussion and access to amazing sites. It really was a privilege to be part of this tour not only of rock art but also Arnhem land and its people. We had a great group, including children, who were treated with such care and interest by Shaun. With thanks for looking after us so well, this was a once in a lifetime experience!

What a fabulous day, it was a privilege to spend time on Injalak Hill with traditional owner. Thanks Tim for your skilled navigation crossing Cahills Crossing, certainly added to the adventure :-)

I recently had the privilege of taking part in the Yingana Arnhem Land Tour, and I can confidently say it was one of the most authentic and profound travel experiences I’ve ever had. From start to finish, the tour was uniquely well-planned, deeply informative, and, most importantly, a true and respectful representation of Aboriginal culture specific to the Arnhem Land region. As a solo traveller in my 30s, I felt completely welcomed and included throughout the entire journey—thanks to the incredible guides, Tim and Sean. Tim was not only exceptionally knowledgeable about Aboriginal culture and history, but his passion for sharing this knowledge was absolutely contagious. You could tell he genuinely loves what he does. He created a safe, comfortable space where no question felt too small or too big—and that meant the world to me. Sean, our Aboriginal guide, was nothing short of extraordinary. The warmth, pride, and depth with which he spoke about his culture and his sacred land was moving. He made each of us feel truly welcomed and grounded in the experience. His storytelling felt like it came from the soul, and his emotional connection to the land was palpable and powerful. The scenery was absolutely breathtaking—raw, untouched, and sacred. The group dynamic was also lovely; we shared many laughs and meaningful conversations, guided by the respectful and relaxed leadership of both Tim and Sean. What stood out most for me, though, was the beautiful friendship and mutual respect between the two guides. Their rapport—built on open communication, shared values, and genuine care—was inspiring. It brought an extra layer of authenticity and warmth to the entire experience. Unlike many tours, this one never felt transactional. It wasn’t just about ticking off sights—it was about connection: to the land, to the culture, to the people, and to each other. I walked away with a sense of deep privilege—privilege to have been invited into this space, to learn things I never knew, and to ask questions I’d never felt comfortable asking before. Tim and Sean created a safe, respectful, and enriching environment to do just that. 100/10 – I couldn’t recommend this tour more highly. The value for money is incredible considering the richness of what you get to see, do, feel, and learn. If you’re looking for something real—something that will stay with you long after the tour ends—this is it.