Coastal Foraging Tour

Where | Oak Park Beach, Cronulla
When | This tour occurred on Sunday the 6th April 2025

Curious to discover more about the wild plants that grow near you? From the history to the culinary uses, join me as I lead you on a two hour tour along Cronulla’s coastline sharing my knowledge on the ingredients I’ve foraged for menu’s at the Chefs Table, Maybe Sammy, Yellow Sydney and many pop ups around Australia.

You’ll learn how to identify and prepare these ingredients like many cultures including my grandparents did when cooking for their families.

Pack your joggers and swimmers, this will be an interactive tour that will take you off the beaten path and into the world of wild food foraging.

The next foraging tour is yet to be announced, but stayed tuned by signing up to my mailing list.

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A man with a beard and white shirt holding a large piece of seaweed on a rocky shoreline, with people facing him and ocean waves in the background.
A basket filled with large green seaweed and two glass jars, one of which is open, resting on a dark rocky surface.
Children exploring a shallow stream, touching green moss on rocks.
Group of children and adults gathering on rocky beach near water during daytime.
A person harvesting green plants or herbs into a wicker basket during daylight.
Two people outdoors by the beach, one holding a small green leafy plant, with the ocean and shoreline in the background.