Overview
Victoria's Grampians and West Victoria Region promise a tapestry of natural wonders, indigenous culture, and charming towns. The Grampians National Park stands as a highlight, offering panoramic views from places like the Pinnacle and iconic rock formations like the Balconies. Hikers can explore diverse trails, while wildlife enthusiasts may spot kangaroos and emus. The region's indigenous history comes alive at Brambuk Cultural Centre.
Historic towns like Halls Gap provide a gateway to the Grampians, with quaint accommodations and local eateries. Explore the Southern Grampians for volcanic landscapes and the enchanting town of Dunkeld. Hamilton showcases indigenous art, and the Grampians Pyrenees wine region invites wine enthusiasts to savor cool-climate wines.
In West Victoria, Tower Hill Wildlife Reserve allows encounters with native animals in a dormant volcano crater, while the coastal town of Port Campbell charms with its coastal cliffs and small-town atmosphere.
Whether indulging in nature's grandeur, appreciating indigenous heritage, or savoring coastal delights, the Grampians and West Victoria Region ensure a diverse and captivating journey through the heart of Victoria, Australia
Last update December 2023
