
Ned Kelly Private Tour from Melbourne
Ned Kelly: From Birthplace to Last Stand
Follow the Ned Kelly story from his early years to the final stand at Glenrowan.
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Follow the story of Ned Kelly through the towns, historic sites and landscapes that shaped the life and legend of Australia’s most famous bushranger.
Travel north from Melbourne through Beveridge, Avenel and Euroa, tracing Kelly’s childhood and the events that led to the rise of the Kelly Gang. Continue into Benalla and Beechworth, exploring important Kelly sites and the historic courthouse connected with the family’s turbulent history.
The journey continues to Glenrowan, where the Kelly Gang made its final stand in 1880. Explore the siege precinct and Ned Kelly Discovery Hub while uncovering the events that brought the outlaw story to its dramatic conclusion.
With additional Kelly Country locations available as optional stops, this private tour combines history, storytelling and the landscapes of north-east Victoria for an in-depth journey through the Ned Kelly story.
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PRICE
DURATION
GROUP SIZE
AVAILABILITY
All year round
DEPARTURE TIME
PICK UP & RETURN
CBD & inner suburbs
ACTIVITY LEVEL
Light walking at historic sites
AGES
Child seats available
VEHICLE
WHAT TO EXPECT
Beveridge
Ned Kelly Childhood Home
Avenel
Hughes Creek Bridge
Euroa Bank Robbery Site
Benalla
Benalla Costume & Kelly Museum
Beechworth
Old Beechworth Gaol
Beechworth Historic Courthouse
Glenrowan
Big Ned Kelly Statue
Ned Kelly Discovery Hub
Glenrowan Siege Precinct
Greta
Stringybark Creek Historic Reserve
Mansfield Police Memorial
Melbourne
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Enhancements
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Explore inside the Old Beechworth Gaol
Add a guided tour inside the historic gaol, where Ned Kelly and other members of the Kelly family were imprisoned.
Want to add the Beechworth Gaol tour?
Contact us before booking and we’ll check tour availability and arrange it as part of your private tour.
Whats Included
- Door-to-door hotel pickup & drop-off
- Entry to the Benalla Costume & Kelly Museum
- Entry to the Kelly Trials Exhibition at Beechworth Courthouse
- Entry to the Ned Kelly Discovery Hub
- Bottled water
What to bring
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Hat, sunscreen & sunglasses
- Weather-appropriate layers or jacket
- Money or card for lunch, snacks & purchases
Tour FAQs
No — many of Melbourne’s Ned Kelly-related attractions are closed by the time this tour departs and returns. These include the Victoria Police Museum, State Library Victoria and Old Melbourne Gaol. Instead, the tour focuses on the towns and historic locations of Kelly Country.
Yes — the tour goes beyond the basics, following major locations and events from Ned Kelly’s childhood through to the Kelly Gang’s final stand at Glenrowan.
We visit Beechworth’s historic precinct and see the exterior of the Old Beechworth Gaol. Entry inside the gaol is available through an optional guided tour at additional cost, subject to availability.
The Kelly Trials Exhibition at Beechworth Courthouse explores the court cases involving Ned Kelly and members of the Kelly family through the historic courthouse and its displays. Entry is included in your tour.
Optional stops are time permitting and depend on how the day progresses. The main itinerary takes priority, with additional Kelly Country locations such as Greta, Stringybark Creek and Mansfield included where there is sufficient time.
You’ll have time to explore Beechworth’s historic precinct, visit important Ned Kelly sites and enjoy lunch in town. As this is a private tour, the pace can be adjusted to suit your group.
Yes. The tour is suitable for families and older children with an interest in Australian history, storytelling and regional travel.
Yes. As this is a private tour, the itinerary can be adjusted to suit your interests and preferred pace where possible.
Meals are not included. We stop in Beechworth for lunch, where you’ll have a range of cafés, bakeries and restaurants to choose from.
Walking distances are generally short and manageable throughout the main itinerary. If Stringybark Creek is included as an optional stop, there is a bush walk of approximately 40 minutes return.







