About this tour
Spend three hours moving slowly through Kings Park's leafy grounds, using mindfulness and sensory awareness to reconnect with yourself and the bush. Your guide leads gentle exploration—pausing to listen, observe and absorb the landscape—before a closing tea ceremony. This isn't a walk that covers ground; it's about noticing what's already around you. Suitable for all fitness levels.
Highlights
- Guided sensory exploration at one of the world's largest urban parks
- Gentle movement and mindfulness activities throughout
- Periods of stillness to absorb the natural surroundings
- Closing tea ceremony in the parklands
- No fitness requirements; prams and mobility aids welcome
What to expect
The session opens with light movement to settle your body and mind. Your guide then leads the group at a leisurely pace along shaded trails, stopping frequently to engage with the environment through touch, sound, smell and sight. You're encouraged to stand quietly, notice details—moss on bark, bird calls, light filtering through canopy—and let your thoughts settle. This is contemplative time, not exercise. By the end, you'll gather for a shared tea ceremony that rounds off the experience with warmth and community.
Good to know
Wear comfortable shoes and layers; Western Australian bush weather shifts quickly. Bring water. The park is accessible via public transport. Prams, strollers and service animals are welcome. All ages and fitness levels can participate.
Tour sold and operated by its supplier via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original WA Travel summaries, not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.