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• Detour Adventures

Welcome to Bathurst Tours; the best way to see the history and highlights of Bathurst in air conditioned comfort.

Bathurst is Australian’s oldest inland city.

The settlement named Bathurst (after Lord Bathurst) by Governor Macquarie in May 1815 has flourished and in 2015 celebrated its 200th Birthday of European settlement.

But white people weren’t the first inhabitants of the beautiful valley that is now called Bathurst. The Wiradjuri people lived happily in harmony with this land for thousands of years. Today in Bathurst and surrounding areas, you can see, experience and learn much about the close relationship that exists today between the two cultures.

Being Australia’s oldest inland city, Bathurst is blessed with a rich architectural heritage.

A relaxing tour of the old town square will show you the grand architecture that lies within Bathurst; the historic Courthouse built in 1880 with its magnificent copper dome; the Carillion and other war memorials; the historic hospital also built in 1880; our tributes to the European explorers in Kings Parade; the rows of beautiful terrace homes; the beautifully manicured MacHattie Park; grand homes such as Blair Athol and Abercrombie House and even the ornately fronted Bathurst Gaol.

There is so much to see around Bathurst. Let Bathurst and District One Day Tours take you there.

We can help with a range of accommodation options from the magnificent Rydges Hotel perched in a prominent position on Mount Panorama’s famous Con-rod straight to a wide range of B&B’s such as A Settler’s Cottage to self-contained apartments such as the newly built Havannah Apartments.

Discover the thrill of MOUNT PANORAMA, Australia’s premier motor racing circuit - the only one that’s a
public road you can drive on. The panoramic view from Mountain Straight is worth a stop and photo opportunity.

Slow down and spend time in the NATIONAL MOTOR RACING MUSEUM where the ‘King of the Mountain’ stands proudly outside to welcome all race fans.

Step back in time at BEN CHIFLEY’s home. See memorabilia of his time in office as Prime Minister and household items from a bygone era.

Right next door to Chifley home is the CHIFLEY EDUCATION CENTRE. This centre provides a unique,
hands-on experience of life in the 194o’s.

BATHURST COURT HOUSE Step inside this landmark building right in the heart of the city.

Relax and enjoy the open space of KINGS PARADE or MACHATTIE PARK in the heart of the city. Listen for the CARILLON bells.

A short 15 minute drive to HERITAGE PARK, home of the Bathurst Sheep & Cattle Drome and formerly an Army camp in the early 194o’s and migrant camp eight years later. Enjoy learning about the major sheep and cattle breeds of Australia.

Take a wander through the BATHURST REGIONAL ART GALLERY to view travelling exhibitions and see
some of the permanent collection that includes works by Lloyd Rees.

Bathurst is Australia’s oldest inland settlement. The wide streets and historical buildings are unique
examples of days gone by. ABERCROMBIE HOUSE and MISS TRAILL’S HOUSE are unique examples of early architecture.

We also travel to the beautiful Mudgee wine region.