Had an amazing experience to the Grampians with tour guides Brittany and Daniel. A highly recommended tour.
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Departing Melbourne, this full-day adventure takes you westward through historic towns like Ballarat and Beaufort en route to the majestic Grampians National Park. Make a cultural stop at the Brambuk Aboriginal Centre to learn about the Indigenous connection to this ancient land.
Explore the charming town of Halls Gap before ascending into the mountains. Marvel at panoramic views from Boroka Lookout and the Balconies (also known as “Jaws of Death”), two of the park’s most iconic viewpoints.
Continue to Mackenzie Falls, where a short walk down stone steps leads you to the base of one of Victoria’s most powerful waterfalls. On the return drive, spot mobs of wild kangaroos grazing in open fields — a perfect way to end a day full of natural beauty and cultural insight.
Had an amazing experience to the Grampians with tour guides Brittany and Daniel. A highly recommended tour.
A fantastic day, with a fantastic THANK YOU to our guide David W. (fantastic clarification, great sense of humor, good driving => All was perfect) Lovely views and unforgettable thoughts about amazing nature view.
Return hotel transfers are included from selected Melbourne locations. Please check availability to see pick-up and drop-off points and times.
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Allow a full day—around 13 hours. The scheduled departure is about 7:35 am, with an expected return to Melbourne around 8:30 pm; selected inner-city pickup and drop-off are included. It’s a long day, but the scenic drive, lookouts and wildlife stops make the journey part of the experience.
A moderate level of fitness is recommended, as some tracks can be rocky or steep. The tour combines short bushwalks with scenic lookouts, and easier options may be available at some stops if you prefer not to complete every walk. Wear comfortable walking or hiking shoes.
Morning tea and snacks are included, while lunch is at your own expense. You’ll have time in Halls Gap to choose from local cafés and shops, or you’re welcome to bring your own food. Bringing an extra snack for the bus is also a good idea on this full-day adventure.
Yes, this tour is suitable for children aged 6 and over. Children must be supervised by an adult and stay on marked tracks and within designated visitor areas. Infants and children aged 5 and under can’t join because of the walking and nature of the day.
Yes, the tour normally operates in rain and changing weather. Pack a waterproof jacket, layers, sun protection and sturdy walking shoes so you’re comfortable throughout the day. The tour would only be cancelled if extreme conditions make travel unsafe.
Wildlife spotting is one of the highlights, with kangaroos commonly seen around Halls Gap. You may also spot emus, wallabies, echidnas and native birds, although the mix varies because the animals roam freely. Keep your eyes open on the return journey as well as at the main wildlife stops.
Groups are kept to a maximum of 23 guests, travelling in an air-conditioned 24-seat minibus. The smaller group format makes it easier to hear the guide, enjoy the views through large windows and keep the day moving comfortably.
Had an amazing experience to the Grampians with tour guides Brittany and Daniel. A highly recommended tour.
A fantastic day, with a fantastic THANK YOU to our guide David W. (fantastic clarification, great sense of humor, good driving => All was perfect) Lovely views and unforgettable thoughts about amazing nature view.
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