Top Melbourne Tours by Duration - page 21

Enjoy the two most popular day tours from Melbourne in a small coach between 4 to 14 passengers on a private dedictaed coach and package these two day trips together to get extra value and make the most of your time in Melbourne. On one day, you will travel to the Iconic Great Ocean Road where your guide will take you to the best hiding spots for koalas and kangaroos and give you time to take in the incredible scenery. On your Phillip Island day trip, the famous penguin parade will lure you to the island but the Phillip Island Tour with Oceania Tours will allow you to discover so much more, Pick up and drop off to your Melbourne. Dear Customers, The tour has already set and cant be swapped with days, Day 1 : Great Ocean and 12 Apostles and Day 2: Philip Islands and Surrounding.

Embark on an unforgettable journey to Phillip Island with pickup from selected hotels or meeting points in Melbourne. Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned minivan. Start the day with the world-renowned Pelican Feeding Show in San Remo, where you’ll see pelicans being fed in their natural habitat. Then, enjoy stunning views at either The Pyramid Rock or The Pinnacles Lookout, depending on the weather. Visit the Wildlife Park to feed kangaroos and emus, and get close to native Australian animals. Afterward, stop at Cowes for a quick snack or shopping break. Next, head to The Nobbies for breathtaking coastal views and learn about the local ecosystem. The highlight of the day is the internationally famous Penguin Parade, where the world’s smallest penguins waddle ashore at sunset. Join us for a day of wildlife, breathtaking views, and one of Australia’s most iconic experiences!

Ride a heritage steam train, experiencing a piece of Melbourne’s history first-hand, and enjoy an optional visit to the zoo with one simple booking on this unique tour. Soak up the scenery of the Dandenong Ranges with your legs dangling out of the unique open-sided carriages—it’s certainly not an experience you get every day, and it’s one too many tourists miss out on.