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Part of NAIDOC Week

NAIDOC Week Burrawa Climbs

When
  • Every day, 9am to 5pm
  • Sunday 5 July to Sunday 12 July
Cost

Adult: see website for price detailsChild: see website for price details

Extra Burrawa Aboriginal Climbs will run throughout NAIDOC Week, with $100 from every adult ticket donated to Tribal Warrior, plus a free water bottle for every Climber.

This NAIDOC Week, join us at BridgeClimb to celebrate and reflect on the rich history, culture and stories of Australia’s First Peoples.

From Sunday 5 to Sunday 12 July, we’re offering increased availability of Burrawa Climbs, giving more guests the opportunity to experience Sydney from a First Nations perspective.

Guided by your Climb Leader and First Nations Storyteller, Burrawa Climb invites you to journey to the Summit of the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge while hearing stories of Warrane / Sydney Harbour, the Gadigal people, and the enduring connections between Country, language and place.

Burrawa – an Aboriginal word meaning ‘above’ or ‘upwards’ – offers a unique lens through which to see Sydney differently, including stories of significant locations such as Bennelong Point and Barangaroo, and the cultural history of the Harbour itself.

As part of NAIDOC Week celebrations:

  • $100 from every Adult Burrawa Climb ticket will be donated to our charity partner, Tribal Warrior, supporting Indigenous programs and communities

  • Every NAIDOC Week Climber will receive a complimentary limited-edition water bottle featuring artwork on our BridgeClimb suit by local Indigenous artist Taleena Simon

  • On Friday 10 July, Climbers can also enjoy a pop-up native food tasting experience by Indigiearth

Burrawa Climb route:

The Burrawa Climb will run on our Summit Climb Route, journeying along the upper arch of the Bridge. The entire experience runs for a total of 3 hours.

Inclusions:

  • Tailored climb experience guided by a First Nations storyteller who will share facts and stories about the Aboriginal culture, languages and history of Sydney

  • Fully guided tour along the upper arch to the Summit

  • 3 hours total (2 hours on the Bridge)

  • Small climb group of up to 14 people

  • 1,332 steps

  • Limited weekly departures, during the day time only. Increased Climbs during NAIDOC Week (5 - 12 July 2026)

  • Charity donation of $100 for all adult ticket sales and special immersive elements – see What’s included.

  • Available times: Day only

Proud member of Australia's Discover Aboriginal Experiences.

Our Burrawa Climb is part of Australia's signature collection of authentic Aboriginal travel experiences.

Contact event organiser

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