Top Things to do in Halls Gap
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Discover the best top things to do in Halls Gap, Australia including Steve Morvell Wildlife Art, Grampians Wine Tours, Ros McArthur Art Studio, James McMurtrie, Fallen Giants, Pomonal Estate, Brambuk The National Park & Cultural Centre, Didjun Skin & Body.
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1. Steve Morvell Wildlife Art
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5.0 based on 39 reviews
The home gallery and working studio of highly acclaimed nature artist Steve Morvell. Dedicated to raising human awareness of the beauty and fragility of wildlife and the habitats in which we co-exist his deep need to understand animals on their own terms takes Steve to many wild places researching his art. His powerful and evocative work is exhibited and renowned around the world. All artwork sales go towards funding genuine conservation efforts around the world.
2. Grampians Wine Tours
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5.0 based on 20 reviews
Explore, sample & enjoy the Grampians wine region with our range of tours. Relax in style on our comfortable 11 seater buses with a knowledgable and passionate tour guide to help you explore the region. Stunning views and underground tours are just a taste of what our tours involve. With tours Wed-Sun all year round plus 2 tours departing every Saturday, from $95pp plus we now have full day trips to the "Wild West" to see the largest outdoor gallery along the Silo Art Trail. Jump on with a friend or book the whole tour with group bookings available. Contact us for larger groups or custom tours.
3. Ros McArthur Art Studio
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4.5 based on 9 reviews
4. James McMurtrie
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4.5 based on 19 reviews
James McMurtrie Glass Artist. Stunning, unique and Australian made, James McMurtrie's artworks are inspired by the Grampians mountains that surround his glass blowing studio. With 25 years of experience using traditional techniques and tools, james skilfully creates high quality functional and sculptural glass.
Reviewed By lauferfille
I've seen glass blowing before; but this was different. it was up close. You could watch an entire piece being formed like magic in front of your eyes. James is very laid back; lets you take photos; low pressure. And his items are gorgeous. I just had to buy a beautiful vase to bring home with me.
5. Fallen Giants
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4.5 based on 19 reviews
Our vineyard was planted on the steep Eastern slopes of the Grampians in 1969. Estate grown wines are available for tasting. Relax with a glass of wine and produce platter on the deck while the kids enjoy the playground.
Reviewed By shunt202 - Melbourne, Australia
A lovely place to visit for a wine tasting & produce platter. The cellar door service was relaxed & friendly and the wine is fabulous. A beautiful spot for a picnic if the weather is nice. Highly recommend a visit here if you are in the Grampians.
6. Pomonal Estate
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By shunt202 - Melbourne, Australia
We stopped in here for lunch & wine tasting during the school holidays. It was busy, we recommend booking ahead. The food was amazing, fresh, healthy & vibrant! Loved the paddle board wine tasting experience. Service was great too. Highly recommend to visit here if you are in the Grampians.
7. Brambuk The National Park & Cultural Centre
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4.0 based on 463 reviews
This award winning centre offers visitors extensive information on the local Aboriginal Culture, history, rock art sites, and the natural environment as well as servicing the needs of visitors to the Grampians National ParkBrowse the displays, take part in tours & activities, and view the Dreamtime creation story of the area. The on-site Gift Shop offers a range of quality products and the Bush Tucker Café serves delicious food and great coffee!
Reviewed By 491christinen
Glad we found time to stop here. A really good intro to ABORIGINAL history and experience. Good gift shop too.
8. Didjun Skin & Body
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
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