Top 7 Sightseeing Tours in Grampians, Victoria

How it works Pick the areas within the Grampians you would like to explore. Some options are: See the town of Halls Gap and the Burbank Aboriginal Centre Find and take photos of kangaroos and emus Check out the stunning views from short hikes to the Pinnacles, Balconies and Reid Lookouts Admire the majestic Mackenzie Falls Head into the northern Grampians and hike to the summit of Mt Stapylton or Mt Zero Climb to the highest peak in the Grampians of Mt William Time permitting check out some of the wineries in the area upon your return We will organise with you your itinerary and make all the relevant bookings What you pay for We charge a flat rate for the service, inclusive of transport and guide. Any extra costs are then added to the overall price, meaning you get to tailor the tour to what you want to pay for!

Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, WiFi on board

Exclusions: Food, drinks and paid activities are not included in the price but will be organised for you

Debby Tour will guide you troughout this journey at the Grampians National Park, showing the best photograpic spots and interesting facts about the area. On our way we will spot kangaroos and local wildlife. We offer small group tours with the best customer service..

Inclusions: Snacks, Bottled water

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The Grampians are Victoria’s hidden gem. Situated to the west of the city, this impressive sandstone mountain range dominates the Grampians National Park. On our private tour, immerse yourself in the breath-taking views, volcanic history, powerful waterfalls and wildlife of the Grampians. You will visit the acclaimed Aboriginal-owned Brambruk Cultural Centre to learn about the indigenous tribes of Gariwerd. Short walks through stunning forests and beside waterfalls are included, depending on ability. We have a fleet of 9, 11 or 13 seater buses for your group and the price is for the driver/guide and vehicle, not per person. The larger the group, the better the value. The tour is fully customised and pick up is from your accommodation. We stop often and avoid the crowds, living up to our motto of ‘Let the others rush!’. We like to find time to climb/hike to the Chatauqua Peak ,where we often come across mountain goats,emus,echidnas and kangaroos, in their natural environment.

Inclusions: Bottled water, Coffee and/or Tea, Private transportation, Air-conditioned vehicle, GST (Goods and Services Tax), National Parks fees and addmission

Exclusions: Lunch

We will organise with you your itinerary and make all the relevant bookings, We pick you up, take you around and drop you back to your hotel at the end of the tour. What you pay for: We charge a flat rate for the service of inclusive of transport, camping gear and guide. There will be extra costs payable by you depending on what you want to do. You can bring your own food to cook, we will provide cooler and the necessary kitchen facilities. Alternatively we can bring the food for you at an additional cost Any extra costs are then added to the overall price, meaning you get to tailor the tour to what you want to pay for! Extra costs are generally activities you choose to do that cost money or places you choose to eat at. Extra costs such as camp site fees, food and attractions will be worked out before the tour goes so that you know how much in total the trip will cost you.

Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, WiFi on board, Private transportation, All camping equipment and kitchen facilities to cook

Exclusions: All activities that cost money, All food. You can bring food to cook you like. We will provide coolers and kitchen facilities

Join a private tour for a relaxing, rewarding and stimulating journey full of scenic diversity. Our 3-day Great Ocean Road tour is perfectly split between beach and mountains. You'll spend the first day and a half on the Great Ocean Road before travelling north into the mountains. It is almost like two separate tours as both regions command your full attention. The Great Ocean Road has different scenery around every corner and is full of life and movement. The Grampians is calmer and more quiet and offers some incredible viewing and walking experiences as well as being very rich in Aboriginal culture and rock art. The aim is to provide our micro groups with compelling but relaxed itineraries matched with unique and wonderful accommodation and dining experiences. Your guide will bring the tales of shipwrecks and explorers to life by the help of original artefacts from Loch Ard. Stay in ocean and mountain view villas and enjoy dinner at award winning restaurants.

Inclusions: Dinner, Breakfast, Dinner, Breakfast, 2 nights accommodation, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Live commentary on board, Micro-group of up to 8 guests, National Park fees, Transport by air-conditioned minivan

Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase), Lunch

This is a private LGBT+ tour experience. Visit some of Victoria lesser know, but equally as beautiful areas. From the 'Gay Capital' of Australia - Daylesford, discover some its hidden charms, colourful locals and diverse shops and restaurants. The tour highlight is Grampians National Park. Whilst similar to that of the Blue Mountains in Sydney, this National Park is often wrongly overlooked. It requires slightly more effort to reach, but once there, you will be glad of the effort. We will kangaroo's in the wild, experience local Aboriginal custom and visit some incredible lookouts, walking tracks and waterfalls. You really will be at one, with Mother Nature. En-route back to Melbourne on the final day, we will stop in at the historic town of Ballarat and visit some of its best loved visitor attractions.

Inclusions: Private transportation, Air-conditioned vehicle, WiFi on board

Exclusions: Meals and drinks are at own cost, Overnight accommodation in Halls Gap is at own cost

Our first hike of the day is a moderate 4.2km return hike that weaves us through fascinating rock formations, including the Grand Canyon and Silent Street, and The Pinnacle, the most iconic destinations in the park. This famous jagged cliff face is quite the sight, so take as long as you need to capture the perfect picture and marvel at the awe-inspiring views. After returning from this hike, we head into Halls Gap for a delicious lunch at one of our favourite local cafes before driving up to MacKenzie Falls. This short 2km walk is a steep trail, but we promise the incredible views of Victoria’s largest and most beautiful waterfall is 100% worth it. Our next stop is the picturesque Boroka Lookout. Take in vistas of Lake Bellfield and Mt William mountain ranges before we return to the delightful local village of Halls Gap for optional ice cream. We stick around long enough to meet some of the local kangaroos before making the journey back to Melbourne.

Inclusions: Two moderate to challenging hikes with a total distance of 6.5km, Plenty of photo opportunities at two stunning lookouts, The Pinnacles and Boroka Lookout, A visit to the breathtaking Mackenzie Falls, Organic Fruit & Healthy Snacks, Freshly Brewed Coffee Supreme & Organic Tea, Entrance to Grampians National Park, Air-conditioned vehicle, Rain Ponchos & First Aid, Friendly and knowledgeable tour guides, Unforgettable memories

Exclusions: Lunch