• Budj Bim National Park - “The Story of a volcano and it’s ancient people” You will visit the volcano that erupted 30,000 years ago. You will look into the crater-lake, nearby lava channels and remains of a lava tunnel. Travelling with Mike Raetz a local geologist who will interpret the volcanic landscape and explain how this connected with Aboriginal occupation.
• Tumuli (Lava Blisters) - This is an optional stop on the way back. Part of the Mount Napier eruption in a wide valley fill lava flow. Numerous Tumuli form one of the most spectacular lava blister clusters you will see anywhere. It is on private land and walking on this rough rocky terrain requires great care.

• Climate-controlled vehicle for your comfort

Embark on an enlightening journey of natural history alongside a seasoned local guide and a geological expert. This once-in-a-lifetime experience will take you to an impeccably preserved lava shield volcano, the Budj Bim (Mount Eccles) Volcano. You have the option to also explore an ensemble of lava blisters (Tumuli)—an extraordinarily exquisite and uncommon landscape. Alternatively, we can conclude the journey with a visit to a local winery.

Please note, this is not a journey through the Budj Bim Cultural Landscape, situated adjacent on the same lava system. That journey is exclusively conducted by Budj Bim Tours.

Your guide will articulate about the region’s geological landscape. He will impart knowledge about geological time while tying in references to Indigenous inhabitation in this region. You’ll experience the persuasive exemplifications of volcanic processes and gain insights into the varying extents of volcanic eruptions in this region.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.