Thought you’d seen it all? Book a Private Small Group Tour to Victoria’s hidden gem, the impressive sandstone mountain ranges of the Grampians National Park. It has it all. Immerse yourself with breathtaking views and amazing landscapes, powerful waterfalls and wildlife in their natural habitat.

During your Private Tour you will see more than 1000 species of plants, up to 260 bird species and geological formations 430 million years old. Some other animals living at the Grampians that are seen frequently are Wallabies, Kangaroos, Emus, Goats and Deer just to name a few.

On this tour you’ll enjoy a relaxed pace with plenty of opportunity to explore the landscape and interact with wildlife. Our experienced tour guides will share their knowledge and passion for the region, enhancing your experience and memories!

• Pick up and return to your preferred location in the Melbourne CBD
• Travel through historic gold rush towns Beaufort & Ararat
• Fantastic views from Reeds lookout and the Balconies
• Hike to the base of Mackenzie Falls
• Chautauqua peak loop walk (Time permitting)
• A panoramic view of Victoria Valley and surrounding ranges

• Aboriginal history, convicts and the gold rush years
• Forest walks and stunning waterfalls
• Brambuk Aboriginal Cultural Centre
• Kangaroo spotting guaranteed
• See Emus in the wild from time to time

You could spend a week taking in all the lovely short walks the Grampians have to offer, and still only scratch the surface. There is something for everyone, from flat walks beside rivers and lakes to adventurous hikes up high mountain peaks. If you think you might like more time, consider an overnight stay in the area, book our 2 day Grampians Private tour or our 3 day Private Grampians and Great Ocean Road Private Tour, which includes the 12 Apostles and surrounding sites at the same time.

Halls Gap - Chataququa Peak

A small town in the lush surrounds of the Grampians. Walk the Chataququa Peak Loop. This is a medium grade walking track 5.6km circuit (1.5hour hike). This track passes through open forest to the foot of the Clematis Falls. See hundreds of Kangaroos come down from the mountains and graze on the green grass of the football ground and surrounding area.

The Balconies

Also known as the "Jaws of Death" it is a relatively easy walk as you wander along the slight rocky path that leads up to the lookout. The panoramic view of Victoria Valley and the surrounding ranges is stunning.

The Balconies featured in the Japanese Animation “Princess Mononoke”.

Brambuk Aboriginal Cultural Centre

Brambuk means ‘belonging to’ the centres ownership is shared between five Aboriginal Communities with historic links to the Gariwerd-Grampians Ranges and the surrounding plains. Time permitting, e wander along the short 30 minute walk.

McKenzie Falls

Take the walk down to the bottom of the falls to experience the magnificent views. Be mesmerised as water cascades down over the rocks, set in a gorge surrounded by eucalyptus forest.