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The Grampians sit a few hours west of Melbourne, with waterfalls, lookouts, and wildlife spread across the park—hard to link by self-driving. Ride out in a small group with the route handled, stopping at the gold-rush town of Ballarat before a bushwalk to Silverband Falls. Watch for kangaroos at Halls Gap, hike to the Grand Canyon rock formation, and take in MacKenzie Falls before the return.

Avoid the crowds along the Great Ocean Road by traveling in the reverse direction from typical day trips. Depart early from Melbourne and head first to the Twelve Apostles to view the attraction in the morning light, before other tour groups arrive. Continue to landmarks such as Loch Ard Gorge and Melba Gully National Park and look for wild koalas in the eucalyptus forest. A light lunch is provided.

Dive deeper into different aspects of the inner-city neighborhoods of Fitzroy and Collingwood in Melbourne on this private tour. Learn how the traditional Aboriginal owners of the land and migrant communities have shaped (Naarm) Melbourne’s history, culture, and even coffee. Find out about the projects taking place at the STREAT social enterprise and walk through cultural hubs like the Collingwood Yards and Smith Street.

Discover the unique cafe culture that thrives among Melbourne's laneways and arcades. Follow your local guide through charming backstreets and learn about the city’s growing foodie scene as you visit several unique caffeine outposts. Sip your joe like a local with an included cup of coffee and a light cafe lunch. This small-group walking tour has no more than 8 people to ensure a personalized experience.

Explore the Melbourne coast without stressing out about beating the traffic or finding parking. On this small-group tour, ride along the coastal boardwalks and bike paths through bustling and picturesque neighborhoods such as St. Kilda, Elwood, and Brighton. Pedal past Luna Park, cycle through the St. Kilda Botanical Gardens, and snap some photos of the colorful Brighton Beach Bathing Boxes.

Skip the trial and error of exploring Melbourne’s food scene and experience eateries you wouldn’t find on your own on this shared evening food tour of the city. Follow your guide as they take you to hole-in-the-wall eateries around Melbourne, including in Chinatown and by the Yarra River. As you walk, explore the city’s laneways including Hosier Lane with its popular street art.

Looking for a one-of-a-kind Melbourne outing? On this craft beer tour, you'll visit the city's hip Collingwood district, and will head to locals-loved beer bars that most visitors miss, all with just a small group for company. Led by your beer-expert guide, learn more about Melbourne’s beer scene. You'll also enjoy tutored tastings at three different venues, the opportunity to try numerous beer styles, and even snacks to go with.

Discover Melbourne’s love of sport and conveniently visit several major sporting facilities all at once on this small-group tour. Walk with your guide along the Yarra River to stadiums and facilities such as Rod Laver Arena, Olympic Park, and the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) to learn their histories. Finish the tour at the Australian Sports Museum where you can dive further into the city’s sporting culture.

Make the most of your time in Melbourne with a private customizable tour designed to suit your group of up to seven people. With your guide, plan your half- or full-day tour, choosing from options such as a city tour with St. Kilda; seeing native Australian animals at the Healesville Sanctuary; or exploring the Great Ocean Road. Your private guide provides an informative tour for your group of family, friends, or business colleagues.

Tick off the highlights of Australia’s world-famous Great Ocean Road and learn to surf on this action-packed 2-day road trip from Melbourne. Hit the beach for a 2-hour surf class, spot wild koalas and kangaroos, and soak up the scenery of Apollo Bay, the Twelve Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge. Best of all: spend a night in a Native American-style teepee by the beach, where you’ll tuck into a hearty Aussie BBQ around the campfire. This small-group tour is limited to 15 people and includes accommodation, meals and round-trip transport.

Explore Eynesbury Homestead and learn about its haunted past on this evening tour from Melbourne. Take a walking ghost tour of the grounds, including the eerie stables and the abandoned meat room from your guide. After the tour, use your $30 gift certificate toward a dinner at the award-winning onsite restaurant.

Check off all the highlights of the Great Ocean Road on this full-day tour from Melbourne. Soak up glorious views along Australia’s most famous coastal drive as you visit Apollo Bay, the Twelve Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge. That’s not all: see the Memorial Arch at Fairhaven; spot wild koalas and parrots along the Kennett River and enjoy a short hike through the Otway Forest. For the ultimate views, upgrade to include a thrilling helicopter ride over the Twelve Apostles.

This drive-by tour is an affordable introduction to Melbourne for those short of time. Cruise around the city for approximately 2 hours in the evening, stopping at key sights for photos and a brief chance to explore. The private nature of this tour means you don’t have to deal with other travelers, and the route can be personalized based on your needs and interests.

Save time researching where to find Melbourne’s best street art by going on a personalized private tour. A guide will explain the difference between tags, paste-ups, murals, and stencils on this fun and informative tour. Visit hidden alleyways and secret places that you wouldn’t find alone. You’ll discover incredible street art, foodie haunts, bars, and more on this action-packed street art tour.

Immerse yourself in the history of Melbourne while snacking away on donuts on this shared walking tour of the city. Follow your guide through Melbourne’s laneways as they share stories from darker chapters in the city’s past and show you places like the colorful Hosier Lane and bustling Queen Victoria Market. On the way, there’ll be stops to refuel on coffee and donuts to keep you going.

Make the most of your visit to Melbourne with a laneways walking tour led by an informative guide. Check out the laneways with a local to find tucked-away art galleries, vibrant street art, and interesting shops and cafes. You'll also stop for coffee and learn about Melbourne’s history, architecture, and cultural hotspots. Your small-group tour is limited to 10 people, which ensures a more customized experience.

Guarantee your entrance to the Australian Sports Museum by purchasing this general entry pass ahead of time. Whether you’re a fan of cricket, rugby, athletics, or one of the many other sports that Australia excels at, there's a lot to keep both kids and adults interested. From December 16, 2025, to August 9, 2026, a special Warne: Treasures of a Legend exhibit is available by prior arrangement due to limited capacity.

A low cost, great introduction to Melbourne. Sit back, relax and enjoy Melbourne in a private tour, as we cruise around for 2 hours during the day with stops for photos and exploring. A new tour for 2023, inspired by the popular Melbourne Drive by Night, this all weather drive-by tour will take you to a number of key Melbourne locations. Being chauferred by an experienced guide you will experience popular Melbourne locations from the perspective of a local. The thoughtful design of this tour has incorporated many of the "must see" locations of Melbourne into a single tour of a 2 hour duration. Normally you would need to spend many hours and take at least two tours to visit the locations included in this tour. As with all tours provided by 69 Tours, this is a private tour, which offers some room for flexibility, is never rushed, conducted in a relaxed, easy going fashion, by an experienced local guide. Experience Melbourne through the eyes of a local.

Ideal for first-time visitors and new arrivals, this private Melbourne walking tour offers a personalized way to discover the city’s sights and sounds while learning about its rich history and culture. Enjoy visits to some of Melbourne’s best highlights and hidden spots, including a stop at a local café to experience the city’s vibrant coffee culture. Hotel pickup adds convenience to your half-day exploration.

Explore the Bellarine and Mornington peninsulas on a full-day tour from Melbourne that includes a boat cruise and gondola ride. Take in highlights including the Geelong Waterfront, Narana Aboriginal Cultural Centre, and the Bathing Boxes and have time to admire the views from Murrays Lookout and stop at a beachside brewery. Your tour includes a picnic lunch, bay cruise and round-trip transportation from Melbourne and stop at a beachside brewery. Your tour includes a picnic lunch, bay cruise and round-trip transportation from Melbourne.

Perfect for new visitors to busy Melbourne, join us for a morning or afternoon exploring Australia’s southern gem. Known for its vibrant city culture and numerous food and wine experiences, you’ll learn why over 5 million people call this city home. There are 20 stops for us to explore on our star-studded itinerary, so join us to get well acquainted with this beautiful city.

Taste your way around Melbourne on the ultimate foodie tour. Discover a variety of cuisines including Spanish, Asian fusion, and contemporary Australian, as you traverse the city. Learn about Melbourne’s vibrant history and how it became one of the world’s food capitals from your informative guide. Sample several dishes during this tour with a group of eight guests or less, to ensure an intimate and personalized experience.

The Mornington Peninsula is home to world-class wineries, amazing local produce, inspirational art, and stunning natural landscapes. This small-group tour is a great way to combine it all without having to worry about organizing your own transport or skipping the wine tasting. This isn’t a hand-holding tour either, with plenty of freedom to explore the Pt Leo Estate Sculpture Park, one of the world’s best outdoor art displays, at your own pace.

Located a 2-hour drive from Melbourne, J Ward Lunatic Asylum once served as Australia’s home for the criminally insane. Take a 2-hour ghost tour with a guide who shares the stories of notorious prisoners such as Chopper Read, Gary Webb, and William Wallace. Walk around the property while hearing about the restless souls that are rumored to roam there, and learn about reports of the supernatural that have occurred on the grounds. You can also visit the museum before or after your tour.