Adelaide To Melbourne Tour

Murray River: Begin your journey through the Adelaide Hills, crossing Australia’s longest river, the Murray River.

Horsham: Explore the township of Horsham and grab lunch.

MacKenzie Falls: Experience a scenic walk to the base of the impressive MacKenzie Falls, where water cascades powerfully down the river.

The Balconies: Enjoy a bushwalk to ‘The Balconies’, a renowned Grampians rock formation known as the ‘Jaws of Death’.

Boroka Lookout: Witness the stunning views of the mountains towering over the Wimmera plains in western Victoria.

Halls Gap: Spend the night in Halls Gap, nestled in the heart of the Grampians National Park. Look out for kangaroos and indulge in a delicious dinner.

Overnight in the Grampians: Brambuk Hostel

Pinnacles Hike: Start the day by hiking to the Pinnacles lookout in the Grampians.

Tower Hill: Explore a 30,000-year-old extinct volcano, rich in Aboriginal history.

Warrnambool: Travel to the coastal town of Warrnambool, known for its whale watching (in winter). Enjoy some free time to explore the town in the evening.

Overnight in Warrnambool

Loch Ard Gorge: Visit this picturesque site with towering cliffs and a sparkling blue-green sea, named after a historic shipwreck.

Twelve Apostles: See the iconic limestone stacks that comprise the Twelve Apostles. Opt for an optional helicopter flight for an additional $145 (subject to weather and time).

Rainforest: Embark on a guided bushwalk through an ancient, cool, temperate rainforest, home to some of the world’s tallest trees.

Koala Spotting: Engage in a delightful search for Koalas and enjoy the company of colourful birds like King Parrots and Crimson Rosellas.

Historic Memorial Arch: Snap photos at the Great Ocean Road Memorial Arch and learn about the history of this famous drive.

Melbourne: Conclude your journey with impressive city views from the Westgate Bridge, arriving in Melbourne. The tour ends with a drop-off at the Immigration Museum.