Mungo National Park: Mungo Lunette Guided Tour
Overview
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2 hours
Mobile ticket
Walk with an experienced NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service Aboriginal guide back in time to the famous Mungo lunette. This site has immense cultural significance. You’ll learn about the 40,000-plus years of Aboriginal cultural history of Lake Mungo and the Traditional Owners. You'll also hear about Willandra Lakes.
You’ll be welcomed to Country and engage in a cultural experience unique to the Mungo landscape. You’ll follow the National Parks and Wildlife Service vehicle to the Walls of China carpark in your own vehicle. Access to the Mungo lunette is by guided tour only.
Additional Info
Service animals allowed
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
You'll walk 2.5km on a mix of formed track, boardwalk, soft sand, and uneven sloped ground.
Cancellation Policy
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
What To Expect
Walls of China
Walk with an experienced NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service Aboriginal guide back in time to the famous Mungo lunette. This site has immense cultural significance. You’ll learn about the 40,000-plus years of Aboriginal cultural history of Lake Mungo and the Traditional Owners. You'll also hear about Willandra Lakes. On arrival you will be welcomed to Country and engage in a cultural experience unique to the Mungo landscape and follow the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service service vehicle to the Walls of China carpark in your own vehicle. Access to the Mungo lunette is by guided tour only.
What‘s Included
Fully guided tour with a National Parks Guide
Access to Mungo lunette (Walls of China)
Parking Fees
Options
2pm
9am
10AM Tour
16:30PM
Reviews
1 review
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Mungo, don’t miss it
IanB260,Apr 30, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00We have known about Mungo National Park for some time, my wife had visited there a few years ago, and this was on my “bucket” list. The drive to Mungo from Mildura was interesting, bitumen for 70% of the trip, dirt the rest. ( rain 4 days earlier made it more interesting but fun). We booked through Trip Advisor on their new booking program and found that although we had confirmed ticketing for our 2 pm tour the guides at Mungo had not been informed, surely just a teething error. Anyway we presented our tickets to the guides and they honoured them, we has our own personal tour of the Great Wall of China, and cannot explain how fabulous it was. The vastness I’d what really is amazing and the history associated there is great. Also visited the Lookout and that is also a must. A side benefit was the number of kanaka Roos and emus we saw coming back from the lookout. A word of warning for those driving back in the evening, there a feral goats and stray sheep crossing the road.
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Operated by NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service