Accessibility
wawa Euroa
Getting There
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There are picnic tables and chairs at the shelter.
Paths/Access
Allergies
During our ceremonies we utilise smoke to cleanse our spirit and land and ensure your safe passage on Country. Please notify us prior if eucalyptus smoke may cause an issue. As our experiences aim to engage all senses we will invite guests to touch and smell elements of Country such as plants.
Dietary requirements can be catered to upon request. Please notify us of any allergies upon booking.
For a social script of the wawa Euroa experience see here.
Toilets
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Women's
There is a urinal and a toilet cubicle. The door is relatively heavy and swings outward with a door width of 820mm. The space beside toilet is 420mm and in front is 870mm. The toilet seat height 420m. There are no handrails. The basin is 810mm and has a twist tap.
Men's
There is a urinal and a toilet cubicle. The door is relatively heavy and swings outward with a door width of 820mm. The space beside toilet is 420mm and in front is 870mm. The toilet seat height 420m. There are no handrails. The basin is 810mm and has a twist tap.
Mobility
Sound
wawa Nagambie
Getting There
The meeting point for the experience is outside the Tahbilk Wetlands View Restaurant located at 142 Mulberry Dr, Tabilk VIC 3608. This is 5km from the centre of Nagambie. The restaurant is well signed from the entrance of the winery.
Carparking is available within wooden fencing, divided into two sections adjacent to the restaurant building. The left section (closest to the building) has a flat, direct walkway to the entrance of the restaurant. The main entrance to the restaurant is up a relatively sleep slope. There are picnic tables to the right of the entrance. Prior to the experience, accessible toilets can be accessed in the restaurant by asking your guide.
Restaurant
Paths
Toilet Facilities
The Bus
The Boat
Mobility
Sound
The experiences are generally quiet apart from the sounds of Country such as birds, frogs, water and the wind. We travel by bus that has a diesel engine. The boat we take at Tahbilk Wetlands is electric, so we float along quietly with no engine noise. Given Tahbilk’s proximity to Puckapunyal Army Base, there can be the sounds of distant explosions. There is quiet music played on occasion during the experience.
Service dogs are permitted within this experience. Water and shelter are available for service animals.