Situated in the pristine waters of Moreton Bay Queensland, and a short trip across the bay either by boat (25 minutes) or by vehicular ferry (45 minutes), the newly established family venture of Mookin Bibonmari Aboriginal Tours/Arts can cater to all groups to suit all budgets.

This is a unique opportunity to travel to the island and experience some of the Aboriginal culture from a Goenpul perspective, ending with the added prospect of purchasing souvenirs and art work relating to your experience with us.

Places to visit include:

Goompee (Dunwich) With every tour we will commence in Dunwich. Come and enjoy a guided tour through the small township of Dunwich. Learn about the rich Aboriginal culture associated with Dunwich and the island. Dunwich also holds alot of European history in and around this small township.
	Capeemba (Myora Springs) This spring is a place of great significance to the local Aboriginal people. Share stories relating to the rich and diverse culture that still continues today and see one of the many midden sites on the island here.
	Pullen Pullen (Amity Point) Amity Point holds a lot of history for the local Aboriginal people of North Stradbroke Island before and after European contact was made with the locals. Sit back and relax overlooking Moreton Bay and Moreton Island. Visit the plaque erected for the Aboriginal heroe's who saved some survivors of a sunken ship.
	Nullumbah (Point Lookout) Come and enjoy the magnificent views the Pacific Ocean has to offer, take a leisurely walk around the gorge where chances are you will see Dolphins, Turtles, Manta Rays and the Humpback Whales when in season. Here the real story hehind the naming of Wail not whale rock. This walk is apprximately 1 hour and the views are magnificent.
	Bumeira (Brown Lake) Enjoy the peaceful surroundings of this sacred women's lake relax, unwind and appreciate this natural wonder. Come and share in our stories and learn about the spiritual connection our people have with this special lake. Enjoy the beautiful surroundings where chances are you will see goanna's, koala's, bird life and the beautiful wildflowers when in season.
	Polka Point On the foreshore of Dunwich this site is culturally significant to the local Aboriginal people and a favoured hunting and gathering place of the mullet and oysters. Middens here date back thousands of years and the sunset is a beautiful sight late in the afternoon.