If you haven’t made the road trip to the Grampians it’s time to start planning as nearly a million people a year visit the region and with the Grampians Peak Trail—a world class long distance walking experience already with stage 1 open. There’s something for everyone in the Grampians.
Free Things: Visit Bunjil, Gulgurn Manja or Bilimina Shelters, check out Brambuk Cultural Centre, great viewing points including the Balconies, Boroka & Reeds lookouts, locals parks and playgrounds filled with Kangaroos jumping past as you enjoy a picnic lunch or visit the local olive farms gates and cellar doors.
Small Cost: Adventure Golf, Halls Gap Zoo, Seppelt Wines underground cellar tour or stop into J Ward or Aradale Asylum for a peak in to the spooky past on your way to/from the Grampians.
Treat Yourself (and your loved one): Grampians Wine Bus Tours can take your family (up to 11 people) around to the 150 year old vineyards, lunch & wine tours or even the Silo Art Trail with prices starting at $85pp OR surprise someone with a heli wine, heli picnic or heli lunch tour. Be treated like VIP’s and land between the vines with over 25 flights/tours to choose from starting from just $259pp (min 2).
Visit: grampianshelicopters.com.au or grampianswinetours.com.au
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