Grampians National Park Tour
The Grampians National Park Tour offers the opportunity to explore mountain ranges and waterfalls and encounter wildlife. The region has breathtaking views, unique landscapes, and rich Aboriginal heritage.
Duration : 1 Day
Departure: 7:35 – 20:30
- $165 Adults / $125 Children (6 – 12yo)
Presenting the Grampians Tour experience
Embark on an expedition with us to the Grampians National Park, an ancient and magnificent mountain range in Australia. Marvel at the stunning vistas and incredible terrains. Discover and value the profound Aboriginal heritage. Experience the indigenous wildlife and the captivatingly verdant flora of the Grampians National Park.
On this Grampians National Park Tour, observe the wonders of sandstone formations, robust mountain landscapes, sweeping panoramas, charming waterfalls, and thriving wildlife and vegetation. Relish the bushland hiking paths offering the most scenic lookout points in the Grampians National Park.
Highlights
- The Grampians National Park is listed as a national heritage site.
- Experience the cultural heritage at Brambuk’s National Park & Cultural Centre.
- The rock formations and views from Reeds & Boroka Lookout & The Balconies are stunning.
- Australian wildlife, including emus and kangaroos, can be observed in their natural habitat.
- Explore a region in Victoria renowned for its Aboriginal history and cultural significance.
- Visitors can be inspired by the spectacular MacKenzie Falls as they trek down 160 steps to reach the base of the falls.
- There are guided bush walks and panoramic
- Australian bush hiking trails.
- Discover the town of Halls Gap, located in the Grampians National Park.
Itinerary
Embark on an adventure in the Grampians, also known as the Gariverd, a region in Australia famous for its ancient and majestic mountain landscapes. Marvel at the stunning views and amazing landscapes. Discover and appreciate the deeply rooted Aboriginal heritage. Explore the native fauna and rich flora of Grampians National Park. On this expedition to Grampians, you will be mesmerised by the wonders of sandstone formations, rugged mountain landscapes, expansive panoramas, enchanting waterfalls, and vibrant flora and fauna ecosystems.
Head to Grampians National Park, a globally recognised and awe-inspiring mountain region. Immerse yourself in its history and Aboriginal cultural significance against abundant Australian wildlife and awe-inspiring vistas. Follow natural bushland trails leading to some of the most magnificent viewpoints in Grampians National Park. One of the world’s oldest and most stunning mountain ranges, rich in Aboriginal heritage and teeming with wildlife, the Grampians is sure to leave a lasting impression. During your journey, stop in the town of Beaufort for a light refreshment.
As you travel through the Grampians, your knowledgeable guide will explain the distinctive wildlife of the region, including kangaroos, emus, a variety of bird species and seasonal native wildflowers. Head straight into the heart of the Grampians National Park, arriving in the charming town of Halls Gap before taking a walk amongst awe-inspiring natural landscapes.
Take a break for lunch in Halls Gap, located in the central Grampians (please note that guests pay for lunch) and then visit the Brambuc National Park and Cultural Centre. This centre showcases the indigenous people’s rich history, art and culture. Head to the impressive Jaws of Death and Balcones Lookout, where you’ll be faced with the majestic views and scenery made famous in the Japanese animated film Princess Mononoke. Follow a challenging trail to the base of one of Australia’s most spectacular waterfalls, MacKenzie Falls, or choose the alternatives of Silverband Falls or Beehive Falls. On the way back to Melbourne, stop for dinner (also at guest’s expense).
- Meals: n/a.Driving distance:600km.
- Walking distance:~4km.
Details
Pricing Options
Price: $165 Adult (13+), $125 Child (6 to 12)
NOTE: Child rates apply from 6yrs to 12yrs old. Not suitable for children under the age of 6yrs old, due to the nature of the tour and safety reasons.
Itinerary is a guideline only and is subject to change without notice.
Keen to visit Grampians in a private group? Want to spend more time completing a certain hike? Contact our charters team today to help make it happen on charters@gltg.com.au.
Pick-up Locations & TImes
Our central meeting point for this tour will be the Immigration Museum (East-Side)- 400 Flinders St corner of Market St, Melbourne @ 7:35AM.
- 6:55 – Space Hotel, 380 Russell St, Melbourne
- 7:05 – Pegasus Apartments Hotel – 206 A’Beckett St, Melbourne
- 7:15 – Windsor Hotel – 111 Spring St, Melbourne (Hotel Guests Only)
- 7:25 – The Savoy Hotel – 630 Little Collins St, Melbourne
- 7:30 – Holiday Inn, 575 Flinders Ln, Melbourne
- 7:35 – Immigration Museum, 400 Flinders St, corner of Market St, Melbourne.
Please arrive 5-10 mins prior to your nominated pickup time so as not to delay or miss your tour.
What you need to bring?
- Water bottle
- Hat
- Sunscreen
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Warm and cool clothing
- Rain jacket
- Camera
- A sense of adventure
What's Included?
- National Park fees
- Courtesy Inner City pick up and drop off
- A friendly driver/guide
- Informative tour commentary
Booking
FAQs
What is the best time to visit Phillip Island?
Phillip Island can be visited anytime, but spring and autumn are often considered the best seasons for pleasant weather and wildlife viewing.