
Welcome to the home of Geotourism in Victoria.
Take a step back in time this weekend and learn about the rocks beneath your feet.
Victoria has an outrageous geological diversity, recording over 500 million years of geological processes including volcanoes, earthquakes, caves, granite intrusions and rift basins.
Find an adventure
Whether you are after a road trip through a picturesque landscape, a challenging hike, a fossick or you want to learn more about indigenous cultures, Victoria has an adventure to suit everyone!
Join a guided tour
Victoria offers numerous opportunities to join guided experiences led by experts — from exploring underground mines and limestone caves to visiting museums and touring ancient volcanoes.

Explore Georegions and trails
Select the Georegion map to explore Victoria’s diverse landforms, including:
- Hamilton to Coast Lava Trail
- The Grampians
- Greater Heathcote (Grapes, wine and granites)
- Bass Coast Dinosaur Trail
- Phillip Island Sands of Time Trail
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Heathcote and Surrounds
Read More: Heathcote and SurroundsHeathcote is a small town North of Melbourne, renowned for gourmet foods and distinctive wines – specifically its stunning Shiraz. It is also a…
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Lake Tyrrell
Read More: Lake TyrrellLake Tyrrell is the largest (208.6 km²) of many inland Quaternary salinas (salt lakes and pans) in the Murray Basin of northwestern Victoria. The…




