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Highlights
Guided walking tour exploring Gunditjmara aquaculture history
Visit Kurtonitj Indigenous Protected Area with ancient stone eel traps and channels
Discover Budj Bim National Park's volcanic formations and koala habitats
Morning tea amidst scenic views of Lake Surprise and native landscapes
Learn traditional eel smoking techniques at a living smoking tree
What’s Included
Half-day guided tour
Expert Gunditjmara cultural guide
Morning tea
Your Experience
Explore Tungatt Mirring’s Living Heritage
Begin your journey at the Tae Rak Aquaculture Centre, where you’ll gain insight into the sophisticated eel-farming methods developed by the Gunditjmara people over 6,600 years ago. This tour introduces you to one of the world’s oldest aquaculture systems, featuring stone channels, traps and traditional smoking techniques still evident in the landscape today.
Uncover Kurtonitj Indigenous Protected Area
Your guide will lead you through Kurtonitj IPA, a region rich in cultural and natural history. Examine the original stone eel traps and winding channels that provided sustenance and trade for generations. See the smoking tree, a striking example of the traditional process that not only flavored but preserved the catch for later use or exchange.
Immerse Yourself in Budj Bim National Park
Continue to Budj Bim National Park, recognised for its unique geological formations and lush landscapes. As you walk among ancient lava tunnels, caves and forests, learn about the natural and cultural significance of this volcanic region, also known to the Gunditjmara as ‘Mount Eccles.’ Experience the tranquil setting of Lake Surprise, a crater lake nestled within the park’s rugged terrain.
Spot Wildlife and Enjoy Morning Tea
This area is not only steeped in Aboriginal heritage but is also home to abundant native wildlife. During your visit, you may spot koalas living amongst the gum trees, along with other local species. The tour includes morning tea, allowing you to relax and soak in the surroundings while listening to stories from your guide about Gunditjmara traditions and life today.
Learn, Reflect and Connect
Throughout, your cultural guide will provide context about the connection between land, water, and culture in this World Heritage-listed landscape. Appreciate how the Gunditjmara shaped the environment and continue to share their knowledge and stewardship with visitors. The tour is designed to foster greater understanding of Australia’s indigenous heritage and sustainable living practices developed thousands of years ago.
Whether you are passionate about First Nations history, natural wonders or scenic walking experiences, this guided half-day tour of Tungatt Mirring offers a memorable insight into one of Victoria’s most significant cultural landscapes.
Book your Half-Day Guided Tour of Tungatt Mirring tickets now!
Remain with your group and follow guide instructions at all times
Respect protected areas and avoid disturbing heritage sites
Dispose of rubbish in designated bins or carry it out with you
Photography is permitted but request before taking close-up shots of cultural sites
Is prior booking required for the guided tour?
Advance booking is recommended to secure your spot as tours may fill quickly.
Are meals included in the tour?
Morning tea is included but it is advised to bring any additional snacks you may need.
Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
Yes this tour is accessible to visitors with wheelchairs. Please advise in advance for arrangements.
What should I wear?
Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for changing weather. Long pants are suggested in cooler seasons.
Can I bring my assistance dog?
Registered assistance dogs are welcome on this tour.
Arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled tour time
Wear sturdy walking shoes and bring weather-appropriate clothing
Carry a refillable water bottle sunscreen and a hat for comfort
Accessible to wheelchairs; assistance dogs allowed
Tour operates in most weather conditions
Free cancellation up to 24 h
Vaughans Rd, Breakaway Creek VIC
Highlights
Guided walking tour exploring Gunditjmara aquaculture history
Visit Kurtonitj Indigenous Protected Area with ancient stone eel traps and channels
Discover Budj Bim National Park's volcanic formations and koala habitats
Morning tea amidst scenic views of Lake Surprise and native landscapes
Learn traditional eel smoking techniques at a living smoking tree
What’s Included
Half-day guided tour
Expert Gunditjmara cultural guide
Morning tea
Your Experience
Explore Tungatt Mirring’s Living Heritage
Begin your journey at the Tae Rak Aquaculture Centre, where you’ll gain insight into the sophisticated eel-farming methods developed by the Gunditjmara people over 6,600 years ago. This tour introduces you to one of the world’s oldest aquaculture systems, featuring stone channels, traps and traditional smoking techniques still evident in the landscape today.
Uncover Kurtonitj Indigenous Protected Area
Your guide will lead you through Kurtonitj IPA, a region rich in cultural and natural history. Examine the original stone eel traps and winding channels that provided sustenance and trade for generations. See the smoking tree, a striking example of the traditional process that not only flavored but preserved the catch for later use or exchange.
Immerse Yourself in Budj Bim National Park
Continue to Budj Bim National Park, recognised for its unique geological formations and lush landscapes. As you walk among ancient lava tunnels, caves and forests, learn about the natural and cultural significance of this volcanic region, also known to the Gunditjmara as ‘Mount Eccles.’ Experience the tranquil setting of Lake Surprise, a crater lake nestled within the park’s rugged terrain.
Spot Wildlife and Enjoy Morning Tea
This area is not only steeped in Aboriginal heritage but is also home to abundant native wildlife. During your visit, you may spot koalas living amongst the gum trees, along with other local species. The tour includes morning tea, allowing you to relax and soak in the surroundings while listening to stories from your guide about Gunditjmara traditions and life today.
Learn, Reflect and Connect
Throughout, your cultural guide will provide context about the connection between land, water, and culture in this World Heritage-listed landscape. Appreciate how the Gunditjmara shaped the environment and continue to share their knowledge and stewardship with visitors. The tour is designed to foster greater understanding of Australia’s indigenous heritage and sustainable living practices developed thousands of years ago.
Whether you are passionate about First Nations history, natural wonders or scenic walking experiences, this guided half-day tour of Tungatt Mirring offers a memorable insight into one of Victoria’s most significant cultural landscapes.
Book your Half-Day Guided Tour of Tungatt Mirring tickets now!
Remain with your group and follow guide instructions at all times
Respect protected areas and avoid disturbing heritage sites
Dispose of rubbish in designated bins or carry it out with you
Photography is permitted but request before taking close-up shots of cultural sites
Is prior booking required for the guided tour?
Advance booking is recommended to secure your spot as tours may fill quickly.
Are meals included in the tour?
Morning tea is included but it is advised to bring any additional snacks you may need.
Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
Yes this tour is accessible to visitors with wheelchairs. Please advise in advance for arrangements.
What should I wear?
Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for changing weather. Long pants are suggested in cooler seasons.
Can I bring my assistance dog?
Registered assistance dogs are welcome on this tour.
Arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled tour time
Wear sturdy walking shoes and bring weather-appropriate clothing
Carry a refillable water bottle sunscreen and a hat for comfort
Accessible to wheelchairs; assistance dogs allowed
Tour operates in most weather conditions
Free cancellation up to 24 h
Vaughans Rd, Breakaway Creek VIC
Highlights
Guided walking tour exploring Gunditjmara aquaculture history
Visit Kurtonitj Indigenous Protected Area with ancient stone eel traps and channels
Discover Budj Bim National Park's volcanic formations and koala habitats
Morning tea amidst scenic views of Lake Surprise and native landscapes
Learn traditional eel smoking techniques at a living smoking tree
What’s Included
Half-day guided tour
Expert Gunditjmara cultural guide
Morning tea
Your Experience
Explore Tungatt Mirring’s Living Heritage
Begin your journey at the Tae Rak Aquaculture Centre, where you’ll gain insight into the sophisticated eel-farming methods developed by the Gunditjmara people over 6,600 years ago. This tour introduces you to one of the world’s oldest aquaculture systems, featuring stone channels, traps and traditional smoking techniques still evident in the landscape today.
Uncover Kurtonitj Indigenous Protected Area
Your guide will lead you through Kurtonitj IPA, a region rich in cultural and natural history. Examine the original stone eel traps and winding channels that provided sustenance and trade for generations. See the smoking tree, a striking example of the traditional process that not only flavored but preserved the catch for later use or exchange.
Immerse Yourself in Budj Bim National Park
Continue to Budj Bim National Park, recognised for its unique geological formations and lush landscapes. As you walk among ancient lava tunnels, caves and forests, learn about the natural and cultural significance of this volcanic region, also known to the Gunditjmara as ‘Mount Eccles.’ Experience the tranquil setting of Lake Surprise, a crater lake nestled within the park’s rugged terrain.
Spot Wildlife and Enjoy Morning Tea
This area is not only steeped in Aboriginal heritage but is also home to abundant native wildlife. During your visit, you may spot koalas living amongst the gum trees, along with other local species. The tour includes morning tea, allowing you to relax and soak in the surroundings while listening to stories from your guide about Gunditjmara traditions and life today.
Learn, Reflect and Connect
Throughout, your cultural guide will provide context about the connection between land, water, and culture in this World Heritage-listed landscape. Appreciate how the Gunditjmara shaped the environment and continue to share their knowledge and stewardship with visitors. The tour is designed to foster greater understanding of Australia’s indigenous heritage and sustainable living practices developed thousands of years ago.
Whether you are passionate about First Nations history, natural wonders or scenic walking experiences, this guided half-day tour of Tungatt Mirring offers a memorable insight into one of Victoria’s most significant cultural landscapes.
Book your Half-Day Guided Tour of Tungatt Mirring tickets now!
Arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled tour time
Wear sturdy walking shoes and bring weather-appropriate clothing
Carry a refillable water bottle sunscreen and a hat for comfort
Accessible to wheelchairs; assistance dogs allowed
Tour operates in most weather conditions
Remain with your group and follow guide instructions at all times
Respect protected areas and avoid disturbing heritage sites
Dispose of rubbish in designated bins or carry it out with you
Photography is permitted but request before taking close-up shots of cultural sites
Is prior booking required for the guided tour?
Advance booking is recommended to secure your spot as tours may fill quickly.
Are meals included in the tour?
Morning tea is included but it is advised to bring any additional snacks you may need.
Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
Yes this tour is accessible to visitors with wheelchairs. Please advise in advance for arrangements.
What should I wear?
Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for changing weather. Long pants are suggested in cooler seasons.
Can I bring my assistance dog?
Registered assistance dogs are welcome on this tour.
Free cancellation up to 24 h
Vaughans Rd, Breakaway Creek VIC
Highlights
Guided walking tour exploring Gunditjmara aquaculture history
Visit Kurtonitj Indigenous Protected Area with ancient stone eel traps and channels
Discover Budj Bim National Park's volcanic formations and koala habitats
Morning tea amidst scenic views of Lake Surprise and native landscapes
Learn traditional eel smoking techniques at a living smoking tree
What’s Included
Half-day guided tour
Expert Gunditjmara cultural guide
Morning tea
Your Experience
Explore Tungatt Mirring’s Living Heritage
Begin your journey at the Tae Rak Aquaculture Centre, where you’ll gain insight into the sophisticated eel-farming methods developed by the Gunditjmara people over 6,600 years ago. This tour introduces you to one of the world’s oldest aquaculture systems, featuring stone channels, traps and traditional smoking techniques still evident in the landscape today.
Uncover Kurtonitj Indigenous Protected Area
Your guide will lead you through Kurtonitj IPA, a region rich in cultural and natural history. Examine the original stone eel traps and winding channels that provided sustenance and trade for generations. See the smoking tree, a striking example of the traditional process that not only flavored but preserved the catch for later use or exchange.
Immerse Yourself in Budj Bim National Park
Continue to Budj Bim National Park, recognised for its unique geological formations and lush landscapes. As you walk among ancient lava tunnels, caves and forests, learn about the natural and cultural significance of this volcanic region, also known to the Gunditjmara as ‘Mount Eccles.’ Experience the tranquil setting of Lake Surprise, a crater lake nestled within the park’s rugged terrain.
Spot Wildlife and Enjoy Morning Tea
This area is not only steeped in Aboriginal heritage but is also home to abundant native wildlife. During your visit, you may spot koalas living amongst the gum trees, along with other local species. The tour includes morning tea, allowing you to relax and soak in the surroundings while listening to stories from your guide about Gunditjmara traditions and life today.
Learn, Reflect and Connect
Throughout, your cultural guide will provide context about the connection between land, water, and culture in this World Heritage-listed landscape. Appreciate how the Gunditjmara shaped the environment and continue to share their knowledge and stewardship with visitors. The tour is designed to foster greater understanding of Australia’s indigenous heritage and sustainable living practices developed thousands of years ago.
Whether you are passionate about First Nations history, natural wonders or scenic walking experiences, this guided half-day tour of Tungatt Mirring offers a memorable insight into one of Victoria’s most significant cultural landscapes.
Book your Half-Day Guided Tour of Tungatt Mirring tickets now!
Arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled tour time
Wear sturdy walking shoes and bring weather-appropriate clothing
Carry a refillable water bottle sunscreen and a hat for comfort
Accessible to wheelchairs; assistance dogs allowed
Tour operates in most weather conditions
Remain with your group and follow guide instructions at all times
Respect protected areas and avoid disturbing heritage sites
Dispose of rubbish in designated bins or carry it out with you
Photography is permitted but request before taking close-up shots of cultural sites
Is prior booking required for the guided tour?
Advance booking is recommended to secure your spot as tours may fill quickly.
Are meals included in the tour?
Morning tea is included but it is advised to bring any additional snacks you may need.
Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
Yes this tour is accessible to visitors with wheelchairs. Please advise in advance for arrangements.
What should I wear?
Wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for changing weather. Long pants are suggested in cooler seasons.
Can I bring my assistance dog?
Registered assistance dogs are welcome on this tour.
Free cancellation up to 24 h
Vaughans Rd, Breakaway Creek VIC
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