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Kotahi Tourism

Sydney & Surrounds

Immerse your children in the rich traditions of the Māori people through engaging and interactive sessions led by a knowledgeable Māori educator.

This unique experience combines hands-on activities, storytelling, and music to bring Māori culture to life.

Highlights

  • Play stick games and poi (great for hand-eye coordination and team-building)
  • Get hands-on with cultural objects
  • Hear intriguing stories of Maori history and a favourite Maori legend

Did you know…?

  • One in five Maori live in Australia these days – you probably have children with Maori heritage at your center!
  • The first record of Maori in Australia is in 1793

What's Included?

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