Grampians National Park Small-Group Tour from Melbourne
Waterfalls, rock formations, lookouts and wild kangaroos across the Grampians in one day
A guided eco tour of Grampians National Park departing from Melbourne with groups of up to 24 guests, led by an expert guide who shares local stories while you walk to Silverband Falls, through the Grand Canyon, and out to three separate lookouts. Hotel pickup, morning tea at the Eureka Stockade Memorial, and a multilingual audio guide in 16 languages are included. The day runs 13 hours and sites may shift due to weather.
Step-by-step itinerary
Explore Grampians National Park and surrounds
- Morning tea at Eureka Stockade Memorial
- Explore Grampians National Park landscapes
- Walk to Silverband Falls
- Visit Halls Gap township and lunch
- Walk through the Grand Canyon track
- Pause at Reed Lookout
- Walk out to The Balconies viewpoint
- Visit Boroka Lookout
- See wild kangaroos near Halls Gap
What’s included
- Hotel pickup from selected Melbourne locations.
- morning tea at the Eureka Stockade Memorial.
- expert guide leading the group throughout the day.
- multilingual audio guide in 16 languages.
- air-conditioned vehicle.
- WiFi on board.
- all park fees and taxes.
Times
- Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 07:00
Before you book
Operated by Go West Tours
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The experience
The tour starts with a relaxed morning tea stop at the Eureka Stockade Memorial near Ballarat, where your guide shares the region's gold-rush history before heading into the Grampians. From there, the day unfolds across the park's rugged mountain ranges, waterfalls and native bush. You'll walk an easy-grade track to Silverband Falls, surrounded by native vegetation, then spend time in Halls Gap: a small township nestled in the heart of the park where you can grab lunch from a local café and watch for native wildlife often spotted around the area.
The walking intensifies in the afternoon. You'll join your guide for an adventurous trek through the Grand Canyon, a narrow gorge with towering rock walls and striking sandstone formations. The track includes rock hopping and steep sections, so sturdy walking shoes and a water bottle matter here. After that comes Reed Lookout, then The Balconies: both offering sweeping panoramic views across layered mountain ranges and expansive valleys. Boroka Lookout rounds out the vantage points, each one revealing a different angle of the landscape's scale and shape.
The day closes with a chance to see wild kangaroos grazing in the open spaces around Halls Gap, a moment your guide will help you capture. Throughout, the multilingual audio guide (available in German, Italian, French, Russian, Spanish and 11 other languages) runs alongside the guide's commentary, so you can follow along in your own language. The air-conditioned vehicle, pickup from your Melbourne hotel, and morning tea are all included. Sites may shift if weather turns.
Is this one for you?Pick this if you want a guide leading the group through multiple Grampians sites in one day, rather than navigating and driving yourself from Melbourne.
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Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (4 to 15 years); Infant (under 4).
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
What's the walk through the Grand Canyon actually like?
The Grand Canyon walk is an adventurous trek through a narrow gorge surrounded by towering rock walls and striking sandstone formations. The track includes rock hopping, steep sections and gravel, so you'll need sturdy walking shoes and should bring a water bottle. It's more demanding than the easy-grade walk to Silverband Falls earlier in the day.
Is the audio guide really available in 16 languages?
Yes, the multilingual audio guide runs in 16 languages including German, Italian, French, Russian, Spanish and 11 others, so you can follow the guide's commentary in your own language throughout the day.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Sites visited may be subject to change due to weather concerns, so your guide will adjust the itinerary if conditions turn. The core experience (the park, the walks and the lookouts) remains, but specific stops may shift.
Do I need to arrange my own transport to the meeting point?
No, hotel pickup from selected Melbourne hotels is included, and the air-conditioned vehicle stays with the group for the full 13 hours, so you don't need to arrange your own transport to or from the park.
Grampians National Park Small-Group Tour from Melbourne
13h · EN · at your hotel
from AU$ 165 per person
≈ US$ 117 in your currency
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