Budj Bim in two days: following Gunditjmara water
A weekend among volcanic craters, wetlands and stone channels to understand a living cultural landscape, not simply visit a park.
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Budj Bim National Park combines a volcanic landscape of crater lakes, lava channels, caves and uneven trails with the living history of Gunditjmara Country. It works best as part of a two-day trip that includes a cultural tour from Tae Rak.
Explore the place →Kurtonitj forms part of the Gunditjmara cultural landscape of Budj Bim, alongside Tae Rak and Tyrendarra. Its significance is best understood through a guided cultural visit connecting channels, wetlands, eel traps and the remains of stone dwellings.
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