Tour at Ngaut Ngaut Conservation Park

Discover ancient stories along the Murray River

Journey into the heart of Nganguraku Country at Ngaut Ngaut Conservation Park - where ancient wisdom, breathtaking river landscapes, and living culture come together.

This sacred site has been a place of spiritual and ceremonial significance for over 5,000 years. Ngaut Ngaut is co-managed by the Mannum Aboriginal Community Association Incorporated and the South Australian Government, ensuring its cultural heritage is protected and shared with respect.

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Uncle Sam on the Ngaut Ngaut day tour

Walk in the footsteps of our ancestors and experience the stories etched into the land.

Blackduck Dreaming Tours

Join one of our day tours and take a guided walk through the sacred Ngaut Ngaut site, where you can explore ancient stories and rock engravings of the Nganguraku people.

DAY TOURS

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Ngaut Ngaut at sunset

Experience Ngaut Ngaut under the stars with a night-time tour, explore rock engravings by firelight and enjoy Nganguraki ancient stories by the Murray River.

NIGHT TOURS

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An immersive cultural learning program for school students featuring Dreaming stories, artefacts, and interactive activities that connect history with Country.

SCHOOL PROGRAMS

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Support Aboriginal business

100% Aboriginal-owned and operated, with all proceeds reinvested into the local community.

Connect with Country

Deepen your connection to Country through rich stories of history, archaeology, and living culture.

Exclusive access to Ngaut Ngaut

Blackduck Dreaming is the sole authorised tourism provider at Ngaut Ngaut Conservation Park.

Ancient and sacred site

Walk through one of South Australia’s oldest Aboriginal sites, home to 5,000-year-old rock engravings and powerful Dreaming stories.

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Sustainable tourism

Community-led tours and ensures cultural and environmental preservation for future generations.

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Continuing the legacy of our ancestors

Cultural tours in Ngaut Ngaut would not be possible without the decades of advocacy of the late Richard Hunter, a respected Ngarrindjeri elder, cultural educator, and visionary. Uncle Richard dedicated his life to protecting Country and perpetuating the culture and stories of our Nganguraku ancestors. We honour his legacy by continuing to share the stories of our people and care for the land.

“It is a place intimately tied to our Dreaming, a place where the ‘old people’ lived and a place that preserves the environment. It is also a place that demonstrates our ongoing connection to our country and provides us with a sense of belonging.”