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Mount Yengo Full Day Tour
Mount Yengo Full Day Tour
Highlights & inclusions
Learn about how Mount Yengo came to be and how it is considered as sacred to Aboriginal people of NSW
Full day to experience World Heritage Listed Yengo National Park
Finchley Trig has an astonishing wealth of ancient Aboriginal rock art
What you can expect
Immerse yourself in a full-day experience at the World Heritage-listed Yengo National Park, located in New South Wales' Hunter Valley. Guided by Leanne King, a proud Dharug woman, you’ll explore the Finchley Trig, the Map Site, and the Turkey Site at Mount Yengo, while she shares the cultural lore of the Wollombi people. Discover the origins of Mount Yengo and its deep spiritual significance to the Aboriginal people of NSW, akin to the sacred status of Uluru for the central desert communities.
Location
What you need to know
- Seven hour tour
- A guide
- 4WD- all customers are required to provide their own 4WD
- This is a seven hour tour
- This experience departs from Wollombi Cultural Centre. 2888 Wollombi Rd, Wollombi NSW 2325
- Yengo National Park is only two hours drive from Sydney or Newcastle, in the Lower Hunter region of New South Wales, in eastern Australia. All tours depart and return to Wollombi Cultural Centre. Please note that you will be following our guides in your own vehicle along unsealed road. Conditions vary. Half day tour is suitable for 2WD vehicles (that are not too low to the ground). Full day tour is only suitable for 4WD vehicles. Please contact us prior to booking if you have any concerns.
- Your own 4WD
- Camera
- Hat
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Walking shoes
- Water bottle
- Wet gear
- Please note this tour operates with a minimum of 4 adults
- No cancellation fee outside 72 hours
- 50% cancellation fee within 72 hours
- 100% cancellation fee less than 48 hours
Need help?
- Email us at enquiry@experienceoz.com.au
- Help code: D2B-AA5D
- This experience is supplied by Wollombi Aboriginal Cultural Experiences
From
$440.00
We acknowledge and pay respect to the Traditional Custodians of Country and their connections and continuous care for the skies, lands and waterways throughout Australia.