Eden Local Aboriginal Land Council will launch two new Aboriginal cultural tourism experiences at Jigamy on Thursday 26 November, inviting visitors to explore the cultural heritage and landscapes of the Sapphire Coast.

The Gateway to the Bundian Way introduces a 25-kilometre walking experience comprising three cultural story trails stretching from Jigamy to Quarantine Bay. The trails offer an opportunity to experience the region on foot while engaging with Aboriginal culture, stories and connections to Country.

The launch also marks the reopening of the newly refurbished Monaroo Bobberrer Gudu Keeping Place, a space dedicated to gathering, learning, sharing and celebrating Aboriginal culture.

Together, the walking trails and Keeping Place offer complementary ways for visitors and the wider community to engage with the cultural significance of the region. The experiences place Aboriginal knowledge and storytelling at the centre of exploring the Sapphire Coast, encouraging a deeper appreciation of its landscapes and living cultural heritage.

The new experiences represent an important addition to the region’s cultural tourism offering, creating opportunities for meaningful connections between visitors, community and Country.

For further information, visit bundianway.com.au.