Aboriginal Cultural Tjapukai by Night Tour including Buffet Dinner
- Location:Cairns, Northern Beaches, Palm Cove, Australia
- Duration:3 hours (approx.)
- TOUR Code:3211TJBN
22 reviews of Aboriginal Cultural Tjapukai by Night Tour including Buffet Dinner
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Great interactive show. Very yummy meal. Worth seeing
An amazing experience and a highlight of our trip. I would recommend this night out to both young and old. Worth every cent.
Great night out for all the family.
Wonderful evening. Thoroughly enjoyed the show. It was very informative and entertaining. The meal was good and the staff were extremely attentive. Would recommend this tour to my family and friends.
The extensive performance was amazing and the food was very good. Also, this can be a family activity as the food is buffet-style with choices that pickier eaters will still enjoy.
Show was super, food was just so-so, but I would recommend it to any one.
A great night out. The food was fantastic.
Great night. The floor show was magnificient and the performers were very entertaining. I think a little more effort in attendance to those on the tour. We weren't given enough information at the begining of the night as where to go.
The show was presenting some of the oral tradition and stories of the Dreamtime. We saw different dances and listened to the didgeridoo along the fire-making ceremony. Buffet was occidental and offered plenty choices. The store next to the show has a lots of nice items and gift ideas.
Good show cut short by drizzle but the buffet dinner was excellent!
Loved it.
Very geared to tourists but well organised and plenty of food! Good entertainment and well worth doing.
The first part of the night was great. The story of fire was very interesting. Dinner was terrific, and there was plenty of food. The show after dinner seemed too short. We were just settling in when we were asked to leave.
A great evening and fantastic food.
They tell you to come quite a bit earlier than the actual start time. Why? Because they leave you in their souvenir and crafts shop where out of sheer boredom you end up buying something. Not to mention that it is all ridiculously overpriced! The show itself was OK. If they ask for an audience participant - put your hand up, as they give you a little prize/token of appreciation!
Overall - the show was ok, and they do try to make it interactive. The food was not traditional aboriginal food (though not bad. Stuff like pasta, meat, prawns, veggies, etc). Aboriginal culture is so amazing, but I feel they could have done it all a little better. In summary: It's okay to kill some time if you're in the area. It is also important to get a taste of some of the native culture - so it's better than nothing!
