El Questro Wilderness Park - Tours

El Que­stro is ded­i­cat­ed to pre­serv­ing Aus­trali­a’s unique ecol­o­gy while thought­ful­ly devel­op­ing new areas of inter­est and pro­vid­ing com­pre­hen­sive vis­i­tor infor­ma­tion. We aim to cre­ate unfor­get­table expe­ri­ences for all vis­i­tors. When explor­ing the stun­ning gorges, look­outs, and water holes, it’s essen­tial to pri­or­i­tize safe­ty. Wear stur­dy boots or, at the very least, sneak­ers to pro­tect your feet. Ensure you car­ry a min­i­mum of 2 litres of water per per­son to stay hydrat­ed. Addi­tion­al­ly, avoid start­ing hikes after 2 PM to pre­vent heat-relat­ed issues. 

By fol­low­ing these guide­lines, you can ful­ly enjoy the nat­ur­al beau­ty of El Que­stro while stay­ing safe.

Vis­i­tor Per­mit is to be dis­played on your dash.

El Que­stro is ded­i­cat­ed to pre­serv­ing Aus­trali­a’s unique ecol­o­gy while thought­ful­ly devel­op­ing new areas of inter­est and pro­vid­ing com­pre­hen­sive vis­i­tor infor­ma­tion. We aim to cre­ate unfor­get­table expe­ri­ences for all vis­i­tors. When explor­ing the stun­ning gorges, look­outs, and water holes, it’s essen­tial to pri­or­i­tize safe­ty. Wear stur­dy boots or, at the very least, sneak­ers to pro­tect your feet. Ensure you car­ry a min­i­mum of 2 litres of water per per­son to stay hydrat­ed. Addi­tion­al­ly, avoid start­ing hikes after 2 PM to pre­vent heat-relat­ed issues.

By fol­low­ing these guide­lines, you can ful­ly enjoy the nat­ur­al beau­ty of El Que­stro while stay­ing safe.

Once you have pur­chased the per­mit, show your con­fir­ma­tion at either El Que­stro — Emma Gorge or Sta­tion Recep­tion to col­lect your per­mit card. The per­mit must be dis­played on the wind­screen of your vehi­cle at all times while you are vis­it­ing El Questro.

For sea­son per­mit hold­ers, a 10% dis­count is pro­vid­ed on accom­mo­da­tion at El Que­stro — Emma Gorge and the Sta­tion and on the pur­chase of onsite food and bev­er­age items. Accom­mo­da­tion should be booked in advance with the El Que­stro team (not avail­able for online book­ings). The per­mit must be shown at check-in and when pur­chas­ing food and bev­er­age items from our out­lets for the dis­count to be applied. 

El Que­stro is ded­i­cat­ed to pre­serv­ing Aus­trali­a’s unique ecol­o­gy while thought­ful­ly devel­op­ing new areas of inter­est and pro­vid­ing com­pre­hen­sive vis­i­tor infor­ma­tion. We aim to cre­ate unfor­get­table expe­ri­ences for all vis­i­tors. When explor­ing the stun­ning gorges, look­outs, and water holes, it’s essen­tial to pri­or­i­tize safe­ty. Wear stur­dy boots or, at the very least, sneak­ers to pro­tect your feet. Ensure you car­ry a min­i­mum of 2 litres of water per per­son to stay hydrat­ed. Addi­tion­al­ly, avoid start­ing hikes after 2 PM to pre­vent heat-relat­ed issues. 

By fol­low­ing these guide­lines, you can ful­ly enjoy the nat­ur­al beau­ty of El Que­stro while stay­ing safe.

Select the start­ing date of your week­ly pass and it will be valid for 7 days from that date

Week­ly pass­es is to be print­ed and con­fir­ma­tion must be dis­played on dash.

Tour Bookings : Cancellation within 72 hours prior to tour deparure a fee of 100% will apply.