The Grampians, known for its warm days and cool nights, has been the perfect place for the wide variety of grapes grown in the area to thrive since planting began at St Peter's Vineyard in 1863. But if there is one variety that the region is known for, it is its distinctive Shiraz.
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From glamping, to camping, to cabins or motels, and everything in between - there are plenty of accommodation options throughout the Grampians.
Find an accommodation option to suit your wants, needs and budget. Enjoy local charm at a Grampians bed and breakfast, say hello to roos on your doorstep at a backpackers or campsite, capture a cool Instagram pic of cockatoos on your balcony at a hotel or motel and drink in the breathtaking views from one of the many cabins, cottages and apartments.
You’ll never want to leave.
Take the time to explore the Grampians diverse natural landscape and iconic wildlife. Discover ancient rock art, vibrant wildflowers, rugged mountains and majestic waterfalls. Take a selfie from a scenic lookout, see a kangaroo or two, visit an olive grove, cafe or restaurant. Explore the indigenous story, check out the art galleries and museums or if you're game, take a ghost tour! There is so much to see and do in the Grampians region.
The Grampians is a destination just waiting to be fully discovered. Only 2 hours from Melbourne and 1 hour from Ballarat, with good roads and scenic views, getting to and around the Grampians region is part of the fun.
