Great Ocean Road Operated by: AAT Kings
Great Ocean Road Adventure Operated by: Australian Pacific Day Tours
Phillip Island Penguins at Dusk Operated by: Australian Pacific Day Tours
Sightseeing
Depart the city over the West Gate Bridge and travel through Geelong to Torquay for a Devonshire Tea stop at Tappas Cafe, then onto the famous Bells Beach. As we join the Great Ocean Road, marvel at the golden sandy beaches, sheer cliffs and amazing rock formations. Pass through seaside towns of Anglesea and Lorne before stopping for lunch at Apollo Bay (own expense). Travel inland through the inspring Otway Ranges before returning to the coastline to visit the Twelve Apostles, London Bridge and Loch Arh Gorge. Visit Port Campbell for afternoon tea (own expense) before returning to Melbourne.
Duration: 11½ hours
Departs: Daily from Melbourne at 7.00am NOTE: Tour does not operate 24 Dec 11.
Yarra Valley Food and Wine Journey Operated by: Epicurean Food & Wine Tours
Sightseeing
Travel the length of the Great Ocean Road passing towering limestone cliffs, sweeping white beaches and stunning forest scenery. Truly one of the world’s great scenic coastal drives. See the amazing Twelve Apostles - limestone stacks rising dramatically from the Southern Ocean. Explore Port Campbell National Park. Discover the tragic history of over 50 ships wrecked along this rugged coastline. Don’t forget your camera as you embark on a number of great photo locations including Razorback and Island Arch. See the spectacular night lights of Melbourne as you cross the West Gate Bridge.
Duration: 11½ hours
Departs: Daily at 8.15am NOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 11.
Yarra Valley Wine Experience Operated by: Australian Wine Tour Company
The Port and Docklands Cruise Operated by: Melbourne River Cruises
Sightseeing
Get close to the remarkable penguins on Phillip Island, also home to Australia’s largest fur seal colony and cuddly koalas. At dusk, view the wonderful phenomenon of the little penguins as they emerge from the surf, returning to the safety of their dune rookeries. Visit Warrook, a working cattle farm, and the popular seaside town of Cowes.
Duration: 9 hours
Departs: Daily NOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 11.
Sightseeing
Begin your journey with a cheese and wine tasting at the 100-year-old Yarra Valley Dairy. Visit the historic Yering Station Winery for wine tasting and the Yering Station Produce Store and Art Gallery, showcasing regional produce. Visit Domaine Chandon Australia for lunch with local produce and sparkling wine followed by a tour of the winery. Visit Coldstream Hills Winery and conclude the afternoon with a cellar door tasting at the rustic Yering Farm Winery.
Duration: 8 hours
Departs: Daily at approximately 8.45am NOTE: Child under 12 - tour is free; pay direct for lunch. Not suitable for children under 2. Tour does not operate 25 Dec 11.
Sightseeing
Visit the famous wineries of the Yarra Valley; Yering Station, home of Yarra Valley’s first vineyard and adjacent to its award-winning, architecturally designed winery and restaurant. Rochford Wines is our lunch location with its magnificent vineyard views. Domain Chandon, French champagne company Moet & Chandon’s Australian production house, enjoy jaw-dropping views and a glass of bubbly with a tasting platter. At each of these vineyards learn of the history and secrets to making world-famous wines and bubbles.
Duration: 7 hours
Departs: Daily from Melbourne at 10.00am NOTE: Tour does not operate 25-26 Dec 11, 1 Jan 12.
Sightseeing
Meander past Melbourne CBD and discover some of the landings of early settlers. Now one of the busiest trading ports in the Southern Hemisphere, historical Victoria Docks will give you a snapshot of Australia’s rich maritime heritage and the boom of the gold rush era.
Duration: 1 hour Departs: Daily
Melbourne Sunrise Flight Operated by: Global Ballooning
Great Ocean Road Operated by: Go West Tours
Penguin Parade With Penguins Plus Exclusive Viewing Pip Operated by: Go West Tours
Sightseeing
Your sunrise balloon flight over Melbourne is a truly remarkable experience, which appeals to all ages. There are few major cities in the world that can be traversed by hot air balloon, and there is certainly no better way to take in Australia’s second-largest city. In the early morning light, you will drift by the array of parks, gardens and iconic sporting venues that make Melbourne special.
Duration: 4 hours
Departs: Daily NOTE: Tour does not operate 25 Dec 11. Yarra Valley Balloon options available.
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Sightseeing
Enjoy panoramic views of the city and Port Phillip Bay as you cross the West Gate Bridge. At Bells Beach, stop to appreciate the world-famous surfing break. At Kennet River make a trip into the eucalyptus forest to locate some koalas in their native habitat. After lunch, follow the Great Ocean Road through the spectacular Otway Ranges, where there is a stop to enjoy a stroll in the temperate rainforest. Then on to Port Campbell National Park and its iconic rock formations including the Twelve Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge and the collapsed London Bridge. A dinner stop is made on the journey back to Melbourne (own expense).
Duration: 13 hours Departs: Daily
Sightseeing
Experience the wonders of the Gippsland region, including a guided eco-tour of the Royal Botanic Gardens. Tantalise your tastebuds at the Phillip Island Chocolate Factory. Visit the famous Koala Conservation Centre to meet some of the friendly locals. Just after dark it’s time to enjoy the Penguin Parade - marvel as the world’s smallest penguins waddle ashore after spending the day fishing out at sea. You will be truly enchanted as the stars of the show emerge from the surf. On the homeward journey our industry-first personal video service allows you to enjoy a movie of your choice on your own individual entertainment unit.
Duration: 11 hours
AUSTRALIA Melbourne Sightseeing
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