GRAMPIANS NATIONAL PARK TOUR
On our Grampians Tour, explore the mountains, incredible waterfalls and enjoy spectacular views. Meet Australian wildlife and learn about the Aboriginal history of this place with us!
Grampians National Park
Grampians National Park is a spectacular mountain range that is both the oldest and most scenic in the world! The huge and unique area features numerous bushland hiking trails, majestic views, native animals and rich Aboriginal culture and history.
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Why visit Grampians National Park?
The Grampians National Park is where you can reconnect with nature and find towering rugged mountain ranges, vibrant wildflowers, diverse outdoor recreational activities, and numerous Aboriginal rock art sites. The viewpoints in the park offer amazing views and several magnificent waterfalls.
Creation of Grampians
The Grampians are a series of sandstone ridges that run north to south, featuring steep rocky slopes on the eastern side. This amazing landscape was formed by the earth’s movements, raising and tilting the sandstone.
The beauty of spring
Visit the Grampians between August and October to see the park’s vibrant wildflowers bloom! The flora and fauna come alive with spectacular collections of Grampian boronia, blue lilies, and other plant species. The park is also home to many wild animals and birds, including kangaroos, koalas, emus and grey eagles.
Aboriginal art & culture
Don’t miss the chance to see ancient Aboriginal rock paintings scattered throughout the park. These drawings testify to the long-standing connection between Aboriginal people and the land. You can find examples of rock art in the following shelters: Billimina Shelter, Gulgurn Manja Shelter and Manja Shelter.
Choose your adventure
Breathe in the fresh air and dive into the park’s atmosphere! Go rock climbing, fishing, and canoeing in Bellfield and Wartuck Lakes waters, or head to one of the many hiking trails for a leisurely stroll or multi-day hike.
Where to start
The town of Halls Gap, located next to the Wonderland Range, is a great starting point for exploring the park. It’s also home to Brambuk, a national park and cultural centre where you can learn more about its natural and cultural significance.
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Grampians Wine Region
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Plan your visit to the Grampians
Grampians tour: 1 Day, departs 7:35, returns 20:30
1 Day Great Ocean Road Tour: 1 Day, departs 7:35, returns 20:30
Great Ocean Road Reverse Tour: 1 Day, departs 7:35, returns 20:30
2-day Great Ocean Road Tour: 2 Days, departs 7:35, returns 22:30 Winter / 12:00 Summer
Yarra Valley wine tours: 1 Day, departs 8:45, returns 17:15
Otway Discovery Tour: 2 Days, departs 7:35, returns 18:30
Great Ocean Road Tour from Adelaide: 3 Days, departs 7:35, returns 19:30
3-Day Great Ocean Road Tour: 3 Days, departs 7:35, returns 17:30
Snow Trips Victoria: 1 Day, departs 8:00, returns 18:00
Phillip Island Tour: 1 Day, departs 11:45 Winter / 13:45 Summer, returns 21:45 Winter / 23:45 Summer
Grampians is located three hours west of Melbourne; It’s a fabulous drive with quaint towns, wineries and scenic views.
Melbourne Airport (MEL) is 258 km from Grampians and hosts international and domestic flights.
Avalon Airport (AVV) is 233 km from Grampians and hosts international and domestic flights.
Car hire is available at both airports.
The best seasons to travel to the Grampians are spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May). At this time, there are fewer people, and the weather is best for wildlife spotting, hiking, and swimming!
High season: Summer (December to February)
Low season: Winter (June to August)
Don’t miss the grape harvest in Grampians (April-May)
Yarra Valley Wine Tours
Yarra Valley Wine ToursThere are numerous wineries to choose from when visiting the Yarra Valley, making the decision hard for first-time travellers. Luckily, Last Minute Day Tours will take care of everything. We have a lot of experience visiting this area and can provide recommendations for the best wineries!
For extra family fun, why not book our Puffing Billy and Yarra Wine Valley Day Tour and combine the simple joys of wine and good food with a morning ride on the iconic Puffing Billy Steam Train through the Dandenong Ranges?
Phillip Island Tours
Let’s say you want to see the best of the island and get up close with some of Australia’s most beloved animals. In this case, day trips to Phillip Island will take you to the Maru Koala and Animal Park, where you can hand-feed kangaroos and wallabies, or the Koala Reserve, where you can walk along boardwalks and spot koalas in the treetops.
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Great Ocean Road Tours
A scenic drive along the Great Ocean Road is not to be missed when visiting Melbourne; a tour is one of the best ways to do it! You will drive to the world-famous 12 Apostles, pass breathtaking scenery, from sheer cliffs to endless white beaches with crashing waves, and discover historic shipwrecks dotted across the ocean on the Shipwreck Coast.
What to expect
Grampians National Park it’s timeless and majestic mountain range in Australia. Experience mesmerising vistas and incredible landscapes. Immerse yourself in deep Aboriginal heritage. Explore the local wildlife and enchanting greenery of Grampians National Park.
On the Grampians National Park tour, you will see the wonders of sandstone formations, rocky mountains, breathtaking panoramas, scenic waterfalls, and colourful flora and fauna. Immerse yourself in the bush with unparalleled views of Grampians National Park.
Delve into the core of the Grampians National Park, a mountain range renowned globally for its age and grandeur. A place deeply rooted in Aboriginal traditions and cultural significance, it’s a haven filled with Australian wildlife and unparalleled scenery. Traverse bushland trails, each offering some of the most iconic viewpoints within the Grampians National Park. Recognized as one of the planet’s oldest and most magnificent mountain ranges, teeming with Aboriginal history and a diverse wildlife population, the Grampians promise an awe-inspiring experience. Along the way, pause at the town of Beaufort to rejuvenate.
As we navigate the Grampians, our knowledgeable guide will highlight the distinct wildlife, from kangaroos and emus to many bird species and, depending on the season, native wildflowers. Venture directly to the core of the Grampians National Park, arriving at the charming town of Halls Gap, followed by a scenic walk to immerse in the region’s natural splendour.
Enjoy a respite in Halls Gap, located in the park’s heart, for lunch, followed by an enriching visit to Brambuk, the National Park & Cultural Centre. This facility illuminates the indigenous communities’ fascinating history, art, and traditions. Trek to iconic viewpoints like the Jaws of Death and Balconies Lookout, which offer panoramic scenes that inspired the renowned Japanese animation ‘Princess Mononoke’. Navigate the trail leading to one of Australia’s most iconic waterfalls, MacKenzie Falls (or Silverband Falls or Beehive Falls). The day culminates with a return to Melbourne, pausing en route for dinner.
