Lose all sense of time as you discover a coastal landscape abundant with wildlife and steeped in ancient stories and cultural heritage. This experience includes the Hunter family history’s fourth generation connection to Cygnet Bay and stories of life growing up on this remote pearl farm. Explore the mangroves, creeks and tidal flats of King Sound and experience the Bardi people’s special relationship with the land and sea, they share an in-depth knowledge of bush food, medicine plants and traditional, sustainable hunting and fishing practices. You'll forage for oysters, hear their stories and along the way discover a culture that has lived in harmony with the country for thousands of years and continues to practice traditional ways of caring for the land. This two-hour walking tour requires a reasonable level of fitness as you cross the rocks at low tide under the beautiful Kimberley sun. Enclosed shoes (reef shoes ideal), a water bottle, hat, and sunscreen are recommended.