Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara

South Australia

We went here with SEIT Tours based out of Yulara. Set on private property held by local indigenous people, it is only accessible with 4WD and special permission, most easily obtained through an organised tour. We left Yulara Resort at 0730 and returned at 1730, with about 4.5 hours actually at the site. This is a sacred site and is part of the Seven Sisters Songline. As such, I have no photos from the path to the cave or inside the cave, but there is some beautiful rock art here. We were led by Lee on site, a local elder. I highly recommend this tour - the guides were great and the scenery makes all the driving worthwhile. This was taken from the onsite shed where morning tea, lunch and much conversation was had.
We went here with SEIT Tours based out of Yulara. Set on private property held by local indigenous people, it is only accessible with 4WD and special permission, most easily obtained through an organised tour. We left Yulara Resort at 0730 and returned at 1730, with about 4.5 hours actually at the site. This is a sacred site and is part of the Seven Sisters Songline. As such, I have no photos from the path to the cave or inside the cave, but there is some beautiful rock art here. We were led by Lee on site, a local elder. I highly recommend this tour - the guides were great and the scenery makes all the driving worthwhile. This was taken from the onsite shed where morning tea, lunch and much conversation was had.