Overview

Between Adelaide and Melbourne lies the Grampians National Park, known for its towering mountain ranges, rocky peaks, and roaring waterfalls. This 3-day tour includes accommodation in the heart of the Grampians surrounded by kangaroos and cockatoos! On this tour, we tackle an extended hike (approximately 4.5km all day) in the national park and enjoy a visit to the Tower Hill Conservation Reserve, an extinct volcano rich in Aboriginal history and brimming with wildlife. Travel south to the Shipwreck Coast and visit the 12 Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge and

2 Nights 3 Days Available on request Adelaide, South Australia
Inclusions/Exclusions

What is included in the tour

  • Accommodation 
  • Private Guide
  • Meals
  • Transport Service
  • Entrance Fees

What is NOT included in the tour

  • Flights
  • Travel insurance
Highlights
  • Marvel at the gushing waters of McKenzie and Silverband
  • Walk out to the Balconies lookout and the Jaws of Death
  • Fall in love with the clifftop views of Great Ocean Road
  • Keep an eye out for cuddly koalas along Kennett River
Itinerary 
​Day 1: Adelaide to Grampians National Park

This tour departs from Adelaide in the morning, making its way towards the National Heritage-listed Grampians National Park to see the majestic mountain ranges and iconic views such as ‘The Balconies’. Along the way, we will stop for lunch (at our own expense) around the township of Horsham. After grabbing a bite we continue our journey into the heart of the Grampians, Halls Gap followed by a short walk down to MacKenzie Falls, the only all-year-round flowing waterway in the entire region. We spend the afternoon exploring this enchanting landscape and be amazed by the spectacular views, most notably Reeds and Boroka Lookout where you will have a perfect opportunity to capture your surroundings. The last stop of the day will be The Grampians National Park, home to Kangaroos, Wallabies, Koalas and many more fantastic animals. Staying overnight in Halls Gap, at one of our quality accommodation providers. Driving distance approx. 500km. (D)

Day 2: Halls Gap - Warrnambool

Start the day with a hike up to the iconic Pinnacle lookout with an amazing view over the Grampians. Later, visit the Tower Hill Conservation Reserve, an extinct volcano, rich in Aboriginal history and an abundance of wildlife. Finish the day with time to relax in the town of Warrnambool. Driving distance approx 190km. (B) Hiking distance approx. 4.5km moderate level of fitness recommended.

​Day 3: Great Ocean Road to Melbourne

We wake up early to start our journey south to the Great Ocean Road also known as the shipwreck coast and visit the iconic rock formations of the 12 Apostles. Stop for a picture or two as we visit the hidden beach of Loch Ard Gorge, listen to the tragic tale and be amazed at the enormous limestone cliffs. We will stop in Apollo Bay for lunch and be stretching our legs. There will be a short stop to do some koala spotting before taking on that last part of the Great Ocean Road. Stopping at the gateway to the Great Ocean Road also known as The Memorial Arch. Make the most of a great photo opportunity at some famed surf locations before we stop for a beach walk. After that, we will make our final journey into cosmopolitan Melbourne. Driving distance approx. 500km (B)

Pickup point
Adelaide SA, Australia View on Map