Yolngu businesses operating in the East Arnhem region

Bawaka Cultural Experiences

Bawaka Cultural Experiences commenced operations in 2005 and primarily makes use of the homeland of Bawaka situated on the picturesque Port Bradshaw 1 hours drive south of Nhulunbuy. More >

Nyinyikay Dha Wuba

Nyinyikay is a homeland situated on Arnhem Bay. Nancy Burarrwanga, her daughter Megan and her family offer cultural immersions in the style of spending time with a Yolngu family. They have been operating since 2007 and have also been successfully receiving cruise boat clients for on-shore day visits. More >

Rripangu Yidaki

Rripangu Yidaki has been operating in various forms for the last 9 years with a specific focus on Yidaki (Didgeridoo) making and lessons by recognized Yidaki master Djalu. Rripangu Yidaki has received ad hoc support from a range of people, but little formal business structure or strategic development. More >

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Arnhem Weavers

Arnhem Weavers is a small-scale business operating in the Mapuru Homeland since 2002 workshops for tourists interested in learning weaving techniques from Yolngu women. Mapuru’s small business needs additional support, particularly in fielding enquiries and taking bookings. The Mapuru community also wants to develop a men’s program to complement the weaving workshops. More >

Dhanaya (Spring Camp)

Dhanaya is a small homeland on Port Bradshaw. Traditional owners have permitted visitors, mostly locals, to camp at the homeland and the small scale business has been operating profitably for five years. The Gumatj Association wants to upgrade facilities at Dhanaya, formalise this business and undertaken specific marketing.

Elcho Island Dance Groups

There are several dance groups on Elcho Island that have travelled extensively and developed an international reputation. The Ratipa Dancers and Chooky Dancers both are able to offer performances for groups of visitors.