Welcome to the Tribal Warrior Association
The Tribal Warrior Association was established by concerned Aboriginal
people with a view to spread and vitalise Aboriginal culture, and
to provide economic and social stability.
The Association provides quality training for employment skills,
and extends everyday practical assistance by distributing food and
groceries to struggling families.
The Management Committee of the Association
includes grassroots Aboriginal people from various areas,
and respected Elders.
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The Association have recently initiated Australia's first Aboriginal Cultural Harbour Cruises on Sydney Harbour. Experience Sydney Harbour through the eyes
of indigenous Australians on board Sydney's only Aboriginal
cultural harbour cruise.
Play the video for full details.
Bookings Essential Phone 02 9699 3491 |
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Set sail on a journey to discover the stories of the Eora, Cadigal, Guringai, Wangal, Gammeraigal and Wallumedegal people. Come ashore on an island in Sydney Harbour to a traditional welcoming ceremony. Learn the Aboriginal names and meanings of significant Sydney landmarks.
For private and corporate charter enquiries,
please phone 02 9699 3491 or email us.
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The Tribal Warrior Association uses the gaff-rigged ketch Tribal Warrior and
the Deerubbun to train
Aboriginal people to attain their Master Class V commercial
maritime certificate and other qualifications including Radar
certificate, and Marine Engineer certificate.
On all public occasions and celebrations, the Tribal
Warrior flies the Koori Flag and the jib sail painted
with the words "It's a Koori harbour" and the Black
Duck totem.
Wherever the boat goes or where Aboriginal people
have seen it, it has been intimately their boat. This has
been the spirit and goal from the beginning.
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| Tribal Warrior returning to
Sydney on 9 June 2003 after circumnavigating Australia. |
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