Budj Bim Cultural Landscape

Immerse yourself in Aboriginal culture on this walking tour around Lake Condah.

With an expert guide leading your way, visit Kurtonitj Indigenous Protected Area and discover the ingenious eel-trapping methods.

Witness nature's own architecture in the Budj Bim National Park - from fascinating lava tunnels to an adorable flurry of koalas!

Enjoy a local flavor explosion with a morning tea and a lunch at Tae Rak Aquaculture Centre & Café.

Fun Fact: You'll be walking on a UNESCO site that's older than the Egyptian Pyramids and Stonehenge.

Embark on a guided walking tour, unveiling the ingenious 6,600-year-old aquaculture practices of the Gunditjmara people.

Take a stroll through the Kurtonitj Indigenous Protected Area, teeming with historical stone eel traps, channels, and smoking trees.

Experience the tranquillity of Budj Bim National Park, home to lava tunnels, caves, and a delightful resident koala population.

Relish a morning tea amid the Budj Bim National Park, home to an extinct volcano, and a crater lake, Lake Surprise.

Did you know? The smoking tree is living proof of the technique used to smoke eels, giving them a unique flavor and preserving them for later use or trade.

Discover the marvels of ancient Aboriginal people on this guided walking tour around the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Tae Rak.

Get up close with the Kooyang (eels), understanding their life cycle at the holding tank.

Marvel at the 6,600-year-old aquaculture sites, weirs, and fish traps, a profound testament to early sustainable engineering practices.

Did you know? The eels here undertake an epic 2,000 km migration just to spawn.