Auswalk Walking Holidays - Halls Gap

From $ 1295.0 to $ 2250.0

Direct Phone Number : (03) 5356 4971
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Come and experience a part of Australia on foot! Don t watch it pass you by from the windows of a vehicle get out there and be a part of it! INN-to-INN walks allow you to walk through superb National Parks from one accommodation to the next while your luggage is moved ahead.

Stay in delightful B&Bs, eco lodges and hotels along the way. Enjoy a hearty meal, fine wine and a comfortable room with ensuite bathroom. Don t like group travel? Auswalk INN-to-INN walks can all be done Self-Guided.

You walk without a guide, following detailed Walk Notes. Accommodation and meals are arranged and your luggage is moved for you. You walk with your own group of two or more people and can start any day of the year.

In Victoria try the Grampians Traverse, Great Ocean Walk, Great Alpine Walk, Mornington Peninsula Hike, Surf Coast Walk. In NSW there s the Blue Mountains Traverse, Roof of Australia and Great North Walk. And in Queensland Auswalk offers the Lamington Traverse.

Prefer a guide? Some INN-to-INN walks can also be done guided. Enjoy walking with a group of like-minded people? Then a group guided walking holiday is for you. Explore a region on foot with a serious of full day and half day walks plus some time for sightseeing and relaxation.

All Auswalk trips are fully accommodated in 3-4 star properties with private rooms and ensuite bathrooms.

Group guided walking holidays are available in many areas including the Grampians, Great Ocean Walk, Lighthouses Trek, Great Alpine Walk, Wilsons Promontory, Lord Howe Island, Central Australia, Carnarvon Gorge, Far North Queensland, Tasmania, Kangaroo Island.

Auswalk can also customised a walking holiday for your club, group of friends or family.

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