Upon arrival to Melbourne, you will be met at the airport and privately transferred to your hotel.

This 8 hour tour provides you with an opportunity to visit one of Australia's leading wine making regions, just a short drive from Melbourne. With a picturesque backdrop of the Yarra Ranges as well as renowned restaurants throughout the area, wine and food lovers alike will revel in everything the Yarra Valley has to offer. Delight in an exclusive behind the scenes barrel room tasting with carefully matched Yarra Valley produce at the renowned Dominique Portet vineyard. The Portet family has been making wine for 10 generations. Enjoy lunch at one of the regions picturesque vineyard restaurants, either TarraWarra Estate or Oakridge Estate followed by more time exploring the region meeting local characters and sampling wine from boutique wineries such as Yarra Yering, Coldstream Hills and Yering Farm. Avoiding the crowds of the larger wineries - the tour will be tailored to suit your tastes. Visit the Healesville Wildlife Sanctuary, regarded as one of Australia's leading wildlife reserves, the Healesville Sanctuary has over 200 species of Australian birds and animals in pristine 'Aussie' bush land. Return to your Yarra Valley accommodation. ...read less

At the appropriate time, you will be met at your hotel and privately transferred to your hotel in Melbourne.

Group Full Day Phillip Island Penguins Tour, with Dinner.
This 8 to 9 hours tour provides you with the opportunity to visit Phillip Island - a must for nature lovers and those seeking a unique Australian experience. The island is home to a collection of Australian native wildlife including the famous Little Penguins, fur seals and koalas. Visit the Koala Conservation Centre, where you can explore the treetop boardwalks to glimpse koalas in the natural habitat and wander the extensive trails through Australian bushland, home to many animals including wallabies, echidnas and bats. Stop at the Nobbies Centre to see the wonders of the southern waters and walk the coastal boardwalks to catch a glimpse of the world's second largest Australian Fur Seal Colony at Seal Rocks.
Travel to Summerland Beach where every evening at sunset the Little Penguins come out of the surf. Watch this miracle unfold in front of you froma raised platform away from the large crowds with the Penguins Plus Experience and see these unique creatures return to their nests in the sand dunes.

Return to Melbourne, where you will be transferred to your accommodation
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Have you ever been to a city and wondered what all the fuss was about? Or wasted time trying to find that cool cafe you were told of and ended up missing everything? Join this indulgent morning 3 hour walk through Melbourne's beautiful back streets and get orientated in the life of the city that locals love. Discover local designers and speciality retailers that often are only found in the city. Some of the quirkiest cafes, independent designers, street art, architecture and historical tales are found in these walkways. Stop for an hour to enjoy lunch with a glass of wine. There is something for everyone. See over 30 stores on this casual stroll and return to those you like best in the afternoon. At the conclusion of your tour, make your own way to your accommodation.

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This 10 hour tour provides you with the best of both worlds. Travel the most scenic part of the Great Ocean Road on the ground before taking to the skies. After a relaxing 1.5 hour drive from Melbourne, get an insight into Australian surfing culture at Bells Beach, with rugged cliffs and big waves. Visit the historic Split Point Lighthouse in Aireys Inlet, which is credited with saving hundreds of ships and thousands of lives along Australia's treacherous 'shipwreck coast'. Soak up the atmosphere of Victoria's premier holiday town, Lorne before marveling at the cliff hugging road that stretches between Lorne and Apollo Bay. It is one of the most spectacular roads in the world, home to monstrous cliffs, roaring seas, tranquil coves, and secluded beaches.

En route, visit the wild koalas of Kennett River and get acquainted with some of Australia's most colorful birds before sampling award winning food, fantastic local wines and panoramic views in one of the restaurants in Apollo Bay. Climb aboard your aircraft and take one of the world's truly great 45 minute scenic helicopter flights. Enjoy breathtaking aerial views of the Twelve Apostles, Moonlight Head, The Cape Otway Light Station, Gibson's Steps and Loch Ard Gorge before a gentle touch down back in Apollo Bay. Travel through the majestic Otway Ranges on your way back to Melbourne. Upon your arrival, you will be transferred to your Melbourne accommodation. ...read less

At the appropriate time, you will be met at your hotel and privately transferred to the airport for your domestic flight to Adelaide.

Upon arrival to Adelaide, you will be met at the airport and privately transferred to your hotel in Barossa Valley.

Angaston is at the "English" or eastern end of the Barossa and was named after one of South Australia's founders, George Fife Angas, who sponsored many of the region's early German settlers. The Angas family was a major influence for many generations. Lyndoch has evolved with the times into a mecca of contemporary ambience while maintaining its English foundations and strong German influences. Nestled at the fertile base of the Barossa Ranges, the town once featured the first flour mill north of Adelaide. This rich soil today boasts several of the Barossa's finest wineries. Buy traditional German bread at the local bakery and pick up a stick of South Australia's award-winning best smoky mettwurst. Tanunda historically has always been the heart of the Barossa region and its history is only a small part of its charms. A vibrant and growing community, its home to some of Australia's and the world's best-loved wines. Explore the magnificently restored Chateau Tanunda.

In Williamstown, of special interest is the Whispering Wall, the huge curved retaining wall of the Barossa Reservoir that's about 140 metres long and an acoustic miracle. Built between 1899 and 1903, the dam was a revolutionary engineering feat for its day and attracted attention from all over the world. It continues to attract attention - you can speak in a normal voice at one end of the wall and people at the other end of the wall can hear you clearly!
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This 8 hour tour includes a city orientation tour and then travels through the scenic Torrens Gorge to the Barossa Valley, a natural chasm carved out of the Adelaide Hills by the River Torrens. Start your wine tasting experience by visiting smaller wineries such as Schild Estate or visit Trevor Jones' Kellermeister. Travel to Jacobs Creek to visit some small wineries with rustic charm, making wines in traditional Barossa methods, such as Rockfords and Charlie Melton. Stop at Tanunda to discover the local arts and crafts shops.

Enjoy a picturesque drive up to Menglers Hill for unsurpassed views over the entire Valley and then continue into historic Angaston. Visit Angas Park, specialising in fine dried fruits, or the local cheese maker who has won many awards for their farm cheeses. Lunch will be alfresco under the vines or at Vintners restaurant. For those more seriously into wine the next stop could be Henschkes winery in Keyneton, a fifth generation German winery producing outstanding wines that incorporate the best of old world and state of the art winemaking. Alternatively visit historic Yalumba, the biggest family run winery in Australia. Return to Adelaide, where you will be transferred to your Adelaide accommodation. ...read less

At the appropriate time, you will be met at your hotel and privately transferred to the airport hotel in Adelaide.

This morning fly from Adelaide Airport to Kingscote Airport (Kangaroo Island) where you will be met by your guide. Travel to the island's north coast through Wisanger, past salt lakes first exploited by sealers in the 1800s' and to Emu Bay seeking out wallabies and kangaroos as you traverse the landscape. Break for a home-baked morning tea at Emu Bay, a long white sand beach which is the centre of community life year round. Travel inland to Cygnet River, a region that provides habitat for koalas, many parrots and bush birds in a setting first settled in 1819. Learn about the history of the Eucalyptus oil industry. Visit a private property amongst the redgum forest and enjoy a barbeque lunch.

After lunch check out the feeding and breeding habitat of the critically endangered Kangaroo Island glossy black cockatoo before continuing to Seal Bay. At Seal Bay take a private guided tour into the colony of Australian sea-lions where you can learn about the feeding and breeding behaviour of these photogenic creatures. The experience has been likened to that in the Galapagos, where people and animals enjoy "shared space". End the day at D'Estrees Bay where opportunities include looking for osprey or other seabirds, learning about Wreckers' Beach or taking a walk around the marine lagoon at Wheaton's Beach. Arrive at your accommodation late afternoon and enjoy dinner which has been included this evening.
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This full day tour blends a range of wildlife experiences with an elegant barbeque at a private lunch site out in the bush. Have a cuppa with some home-made cakes before taking a walk down a country track through tall Eucalyptus trees where koalas snooze overhead. Travel through some of the Island's best farming country to the north coast. At Lathami Conservation Park Walk quietly through the bush with your guide and look for wallabies which are almost extinct on the mainland.

Break for lunch and enjoy a delicious meal featuring King George whiting (local sea fish), fresh salads and fine South Australian wines at a private bush location. At Seal Bay Conservation Park walk with your guide among Australian Sealions on a beautiful sandy beach. Watch pups nursing, or playing in the surf, see old bulls bearing the scars of territorial disputes and learn about their unique breeding biology. The remainder of the afternoon is spent exploring more of the south east region of the Island with destinations and experiences chosen to reflect seasonal opportunities.
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Transfer to the airport for your domestic flight to Sydney.

Upon arrival to Sydney, you will be met at the airport and privately transferred to your hotel.

Group Sensational Sydney Cruise
Begin your day with a Sensational Sydney 2 hour cruise that visits the Harbour's stand out attractions. Take in the sights and delights with a small group of like-minded individuals whilst navigating the waterways of Sydney harbour. Your informative captain and crew will entertain you throughout your two hour morning cruise. Whilst at sea enjoy a refreshing morning tea, served with coffee, tea and juice.

Group Opera House Tour
More than 60 years ago, Jorn Utzon designed what is now considered one of the greatest buildings of all time. But for Utzon, the Sydney Opera House story was no fairy tale. The 1 hour tour brings to life the saga behind the making of the world's most famous house. Your guide will take you on an emotional journey inside this modern masterpiece, putting Jorn Utzon on centre stage and is a tribute to his creative genius. You will discover why Utzon was more than an architect: he was an architect of change. And how, against a landslide of political and public criticism, he created the youngest building ever to be World Heritage listed. You will be taken inside one of the working venues to experience the magic behind the world's most extraordinary opera, ballet, symphony and dramatic performances.
Note: The Sydney Opera House Tour includes up to 200 steps. Flat, enclosed rubber soled shoes must be worn. While on a tour, all bags larger than an A4 size will need to be cloaked. A complimentary, secure cloaking facility is available near the tour desk.

Group Sydney Bridge Climb Tour
Your 3.5 hour tour commences with a comprehensive briefing and safety demonstration, before you are led by one of BridgeClimb's Climb Leaders, on a guided journey (including preparation and briefing), to the top of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The tour takes you along the top arch of the Bridge on catwalks and ladders all the way to the summit, 134 metres above Sydney Harbour. The steady incline to the summit leaves you free to focus your attention on the surroundings, with the opportunity to witness 360 degree views of Sydney including east to the Sydney Opera House, west to the Blue Mountains and the Harbour City surrounds. Upon conclusion receive a photograph of your group, a personalised commemorative climbing tour certificate and cap. Make your own way to your Sydney accommodation.
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This 9.5 hour group tour travels to the Blue Mountains. Stop at Calmsley Hill, a working farm also home to Kangaroo, Emu, Wombat and Koala. Enjoy morning tea and time to wander at leisure. Visit one of a range of stunning outlooks of the Jamison Valley seeing beautiful vistas and enjoy a stress and hurry free environment. Arrive at Eaglehawk Lookout, a remote lookout point away from the crowds for views of the famous Three Sisters.

The character of the Three Sisters changes throughout the day as the sunlight brings out the magnificent colours. Stop at Blackheath and enjoy a 2-course lunch with tea/coffee (beverages can be purchased at your own expense from the bar). Visit a selection of lookouts. Experience the view Govetts Leap and the magnificent waterfall. Stop briefly to enjoy a glass of sparkling wine or orange juice at the delightful Mt Tomah Botanic Gardens, where you will enjoy sweeping views across to Sydney before travelling down the Bells Line of Road to Sydney. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to your Sydney city accommodation. ...read less

At the appropriate time, you will be met at your hotel and privately transferred to the airport for your flight home.