Melbourne Sample
Itineraries
Aerial shot of Melbourne From Above St Kilda Beach
Wild Koala at Kennett River
Tarrawarra Museum and Winery
Lake House Daylesford
Mount Martha Beach Boxes
Phillip Island Penguin Parade
4 hour city tour: This tour covers the Melbourne ‘essentials’ including the Botanical Gardens,
Shrine of Remembrance, Southbank district, CBD (downtown) alleys/laneways, seaside
suburbs of Albert Park, St Kilda and Brighton plus a local food market such as Queen Victoria,
South Melbourne or Prahran.
Shrine of Remembrance, Southbank district, CBD (downtown) alleys/laneways, seaside
suburbs of Albert Park, St Kilda and Brighton plus a local food market such as Queen Victoria,
South Melbourne or Prahran.
8 hour city tour: In addition to the essentials, there is now time to add in High Street, Armadale
(local women’s designer clothing strip), Chapel St Prahran/Windsor (local neighbourhood with
specialty stores), Brunswick/Gertrude St Fitzroy (local neighbourhood with specialty stores) plus
various other options such as architecture, art galleries, street art, food, flora/fauna or sports.
(local women’s designer clothing strip), Chapel St Prahran/Windsor (local neighbourhood with
specialty stores), Brunswick/Gertrude St Fitzroy (local neighbourhood with specialty stores) plus
various other options such as architecture, art galleries, street art, food, flora/fauna or sports.
12 hour Great Ocean Road: This is the most popular day trip from Melbourne and includes
wild kangaroos, wild koalas, wild parrots and breathtaking scenery. The 12 hour option takes
guests to the Twelve Apostles limestone rock formation whereas the 8 hour option goes as far as
Kennett River to see the wild koalas. Popular add-ons/customisations include a 3 hour point-
to-point (including 1 hour on the ground) Melbourne-Twelve Apostles helicopter tour or
alternatively a short 15 minute helicopter tour once at the Twelve Apostles (price on
application).
wild kangaroos, wild koalas, wild parrots and breathtaking scenery. The 12 hour option takes
guests to the Twelve Apostles limestone rock formation whereas the 8 hour option goes as far as
Kennett River to see the wild koalas. Popular add-ons/customisations include a 3 hour point-
to-point (including 1 hour on the ground) Melbourne-Twelve Apostles helicopter tour or
alternatively a short 15 minute helicopter tour once at the Twelve Apostles (price on
application).
8 hour Phillip Island (Penguin Parade): This is the second most popular option where we
head 2 hours out of Melbourne and see the ‘little penguin’ species (the smallest in the world). In
the summertime, the tour will conclude in Melbourne at midnight whereas in the winter months it
will finish at 8pm because the penguins appear at sunset. The best way to experience this tour
is the VIP or Ultimate Adventure Option to avoid the crowds (extra AUD$100 per adult
approximately)
head 2 hours out of Melbourne and see the ‘little penguin’ species (the smallest in the world). In
the summertime, the tour will conclude in Melbourne at midnight whereas in the winter months it
will finish at 8pm because the penguins appear at sunset. The best way to experience this tour
is the VIP or Ultimate Adventure Option to avoid the crowds (extra AUD$100 per adult
approximately)
8 hour Mornington Peninsula: This region is primarily visited for its wineries but there is also
the Moonlit Animal Sanctuary (AUD$24 per person extra), Arthur’s Seat Chairlift with scenic
views (AUD$17 per person extra), Gordon Studio Glassblowers (where you can watch them
creating the glasswork), Red Hill Brewery (for something other than a winery), cooking class at
Green Olive where you pick your own vegetables and strawberry picking at Sunny Ridge farm.
This tour is a great option for people who don’t have time for the Great Ocean Road as we
return to Melbourne via the scenic coast (in parts).
the Moonlit Animal Sanctuary (AUD$24 per person extra), Arthur’s Seat Chairlift with scenic
views (AUD$17 per person extra), Gordon Studio Glassblowers (where you can watch them
creating the glasswork), Red Hill Brewery (for something other than a winery), cooking class at
Green Olive where you pick your own vegetables and strawberry picking at Sunny Ridge farm.
This tour is a great option for people who don’t have time for the Great Ocean Road as we
return to Melbourne via the scenic coast (in parts).
8 hour Yarra Valley: This region is primarily visited for its wineries but there is also the
Healesville Animal Sanctuary (AUD$37 per person extra), chocolaterie, dairy farm, Four Pillars
gin distillery, contemporary art museum at Tarrawarra, Puffing Billy classic steam train through
the Dandeong Ranges or horseback riding.
Healesville Animal Sanctuary (AUD$37 per person extra), chocolaterie, dairy farm, Four Pillars
gin distillery, contemporary art museum at Tarrawarra, Puffing Billy classic steam train through
the Dandeong Ranges or horseback riding.
8 hour Daylesford: This region is famous for its natural mineral springs and has a beautiful
lunch/accommodation option called Lake House. Other options include visiting a lavender farm,
Trentham Falls, llama trekking, Convent art gallery, Redbeard Historic Bakery, hike to Hanging
Rock.
lunch/accommodation option called Lake House. Other options include visiting a lavender farm,
Trentham Falls, llama trekking, Convent art gallery, Redbeard Historic Bakery, hike to Hanging
Rock.
