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Fossil hunting guided tours to discover dinosaurs that roamed along Bunurong coastline in Bass Coast start 27 December 2021
Guided tours over the summer period for budding paleontologists at the Dinosaur Dreaming sites.
Guided tours are running over the summer holiday period for budding paleontologists at the Dinosaur Dreamingsites, near the holiday hamlet of Inverloch. These tours are suitable for school aged children and above.
Plan your visit now and join the exploration and other activitiesin the Dinosaur Dreaming Summer Tours
Hunt for fossils
Dinosaurs once ruled the stunning Bunurong coastline, with thousands of bones, teeth and fossils found in recent years at this dino-hotspot. Travel back in time 115 million years at Inverloch's Dinosaur Dreaming dig site and take a humbling walk in the footprints of the dinosaurs.
Depending on your tour option, you can see a dinosaur footprint, volcanic lava, earthquake fault lines and petrified trees from the age of the dinosaurs. Hunt for fossils or have a go at breaking rocks open to find clues about a prehistoric world within.
Tour schedules
Plan your visit at low tide. When the tide is out, an extensive rock platform is exposed, revealing rock pools and imprints that tell a prehistoric story, tour schedules are now available for your booking convenience.
27 DEC
9.30 - 11.30am: Dinosaur Discovery at Flat Rocks
11am - 1pm: Walking on Dinosaurs
12.30 - 2.30pm: Dinosaur Discovery at The Caves
28 DEC
10am - 12pm: Dinosaur Discovery to Eagles Nest
5 JAN
4 - 6pm: Dinosaurs Paleo Laboratory
In line with Victorian Government COVID restrictions and public health settings, all participants over the age of 12 must be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 or have evidence of a medical exemption.
Pictures from Bass Coast Shire website.
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