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Experience FAQs
What age is suitable for this tour?
The tour is suitable for children aged 6 and over. Due to the nature of the tour, it is not suitable for infants or children under the age of 5. Children between the ages of 6 and 17 must stay in standard private accommodation and be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
How fit do I need to be for this tour?
A moderate fitness level is required as some hikes can be up to 3 km long and lead over steep, rocky terrain in direct sunlight. Participation in the hikes is at the discretion of the guide to ensure the safety of all guests. A medium to high fitness level is recommended. Guests over 70 years of age require a medical certificate, which must be presented at least 30 days before the start of the trip.
Do you cater for special dietary requirements?
Yes, please inform us of any special dietary requirements or medical restrictions at the time of booking or at least a few days before departure so that we can make appropriate arrangements.
What kind of food is served on the tour?
Meals are usually prepared by the tour guides and consist of simple camping meals. In some cases, they are also provided by the accommodation partners on site. Guests are asked to help with the preparation, washing up and loading and unloading of the vehicle – a good opportunity to get to know your fellow travelers better.
Where do we spend the night?
As there is only limited accommodation in the regions visited, groups may be split between different houses depending on the room category booked. In dormitories, guests share rooms with other travelers (same sex if possible, but not guaranteed). Private rooms are available if booked accordingly.
Are the national park fees included in the tour price?
Yes, the entrance fees are included in the price. These include the Grampians National Park, the Great Otway National Park and the Port Campbell National Park.
How much luggage can I bring?
One small, soft overnight piece of luggage and one piece of hand luggage are permitted, as the storage space on the coach is limited. Large suitcases or bulky luggage can be left at the hotel. Please note: The tour is not suitable for people with wheelchairs, walking aids or baby carriages.
What is the weather like in South Australia and Victoria?
The weather in these regions can be very changeable. The tours generally also take place in rain or bad weather, unless the organizer informs otherwise.
