REGULAR TOURS:

City Tour Melbourne
Walking City Tour
Great Ocean Road
Phillip Island
Phillip Island VIP
City Tour + Phillip Island
City Tour + Phillip Island VIP

ADELAIDE - MELBOURNE - SYDNEY:

Adelaide - Melbourne or Melbourne - Adelaide
Melbourne - Sydney or Sydney - Melbourne

PRIVATE TOURS:

City Tour Melbourne
Phillip Island
Sheep Farm
City Tour + Phillip Island
Great Ocean Road
Sovereign Hill
Dandenong Ranges + Yarra Valley
Yarra Valley
Grampians
Great Ocean Road + Grampians
Melbourne to Adelaide or Sydney
Wilsons Prom + Phillip Island
Mornington Peninsula
Mornington & Bellarine Peninsula
Mornington Peninsula + Great Ocean Road

City Tour of Melbourne (4, 6, 8hrs)

Optional extras:
Lunch, Eureka 88 Skydeck, cruise along Yarra River, Colonial Tram Car Restaurant, Melbourne Museum, Aquarium, helicopter scenic flight.

Phillip Island (8, 10hrs)

Optional extras:
Dinner, Shearing farm, entry to Koala Conservation Centre, Penguin Parade (different options available)

Sheep Farm (8hrs)

Includes:
morning tea + lunch

City Tour + Phillip Island (10, 12hrs)

Optional extras:
as per separate tours

Great Ocean Road (11, 12hrs)

Optional extras:
Lunch, helicopter scenic flight

Sovereign Hill (Ballarat) (8hrs)

Optional Extras:
Entry to Sovereign Hill and Gold Museum, Ballarat Wildlife Park, lunch

Dandenong Ranges + Yarra Valley (8hrs)

Optional Extras:
Healesville Sanctuary, Puffing Billy, lunch

Yarra Valley

Optional Extras:
Healesville Sanctuary, lunch, wine tasting

Grampians (12hrs)

Optional Extras:
Lunch

Great Ocean Road + Grampians (2 to 3 days)

Optional Extras:
as per individual tours, accommodation.

Melbourne to Adelaide or Sydney (2 days +)

Optional Extras:
depending on route chosen

Wilsons Prom NP, Phillip Island (2 days)

Optional Extras:
meals, entry to Penguin Parade, accommodation

Mornington Peninsula (10 hrs)

Optional Extras:
lunch, wine or/and beer tasting

Mornington & Bellarine Peninsula (2 days)

Includes:
discover with us Port Phillip Bay, with ferry from Sorrento to Queenscliff

Optional Extras:
visit art galleries and local artists, wine or/and beer tasting, Bells Beach, city of Geelong, accommodation, meals

Mornington Peninsula and Great Ocean Road (2 days)

Includes:
ferry from Sorrento to Queenscliff, accommodation

Optional Extras:
as per individual tours

3 days 2 nights Adelaide / Melbourne – CODE ADM

DAY 1: ADELAIDE / NARACOORTE / HALLS GAP

We leave Adelaide and visit the town of Hahndorf. Drive east to the town of Naracoorte. This small town is home to some 5000 people. The name means “place of running water” and grew thanks to the Gold Rush in Victoria. It became an important stopover the gold on its way to the South Australian coast. Thousands of miners, including over 7000 Chinese “illegally arrived” stopped here on their way to and from the diggings. On arrival we enjoy a light lunch. The area is famous for the World Heritage Listed Caves; these caves were accidentally discovered in the 1870’s and hold the secrets of the past, fossils of giant kangaroos, stalactites and stalagmites decorate the walls. Continue driving east to the start of the Grampians, Halls Gap, where we spend the night.
Meals: lunch
Accommodation: Kookaburra Lodge Halls Gap (or similar)

DAY 2: HALLS GAP / GRAMPIANS / WARRNAMBOOL

After breakfast discover the magic of Geriwerd (Grampians). This land has been inhabited by the Djab Wurrung and Jardwadjali people for 25000 years. Enjoy magnificent views from Boroka and Reeds Lookouts, and MacKenzie Falls (good level of fitness required to climb down and up the stairs). After lunch visit the Aboriginal Cultural Centre of Brambuk to learn more of the strong link between the people and the land. We drive south to reach the Victorian coastline. We visit Tower Hill reserve to see some Australian wildlife. Spend the night in the historical town of Warrnambool were we may see whales (depending on season).
Meals: Full breakfast, lunch
Accommodation: Country Comfort Warrnambool (or similar)

DAY 3: WARRNAMBOOL / GREAT OCEAN ROAD / MELBOURNE

From Warrnambool we start one of the best coastal drives in the world. Continue along the Great Ocean Road to visit Bay of Islands, London Bridge, Loch Ard Gorge and the iconic Twelve Apostles. These rock formations are created by the erosion of the sea and the wind, separating the rocks from the mainland, the views are unforgettable. Light lunch in the town of Lavers Hill. The road leaves the coast and crosses the Otway Ranges national Park, this 13,000 hectares forest is home to ancient trees, small marsupials and many species of birds. We enjoy a rainforest walk before the roads meets the sea again. There will be many opportunities for pictures along the way. See koalas in the wild and stop to visit Bells Beach to see surfers riding waves. From here the road will take us through Geelong, second largest city in Victoria to finally arrive in Melbourne.
Meals: Full breakfast, lunch

Dates in black the tour operates only in German
*Dates in red the tour operates in English and German (separate vehicles)

3 days 2 nights Melbourne / Adelaide – CODE MEA

DAY 1: MELBOURNE / GREAT OCEAN ROAD / WARRNAMBOOL

Leaving Melbourne we drive south west to reach Geelong, second largest city in Victoria. From here we start one of the world’s most beautiful coastal drives, the Great Ocean Road. We will have many opportunities to take fantastic photos, maybe see koalas and kangaroos in the wild and surfers at Bells Beach. We stop for a light lunch in the town of Apollo Bay. The road leaves the coast and crosses the Otway Ranges National Park, this 13,000 hectares forest is home to ancient trees, small marsupials and many species of birds. We enjoy a rainforest walk. Visit the Twelve Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge, the site of one in hundreds of shipwrecks along the southern coast of Australia. Other stops include London Bridge and Bay of Islands. After arriving in Warrnambool we check in at our accommodation for the night.

DAY 2: WARRNAMBOOL / GRAMPIANS / HALLS GAP

After breakfast we leave Warrnambool and visit Tower Hill Reserve – an extinct volcanoe – where we may see emus and other australian wildlife. We continue our drive north to discover the magic of Geriwerd (Grampians), one of Victorias’s most beautiful National Parks. This land has been inhabited by the Djab Wurrung and Jardwadjali people for 25000 years. We visit the Aboriginal Cultural Centre of Brambuk to learn more of the strong link between the people and the land. After lunch we enjoy magnificent views from Boroka and Reeds Lookouts, visit the balconies and MacKenzie Falls (good level of fitness required to climb up and down the stairs). We spend the night in Halls Gap, the main town of the Grampians, where we can observe many kangaroos after dawn.

DAY 3: HALLS GAP / NARACOORTE / ADELAIDE

We leave Halls Gap driving north to Horsham and continue to the town of Naracoorte. This small town is home to some 5000 people. The name means “place of running water” and grew thanks to the Gold Rush in Victoria. It became an important stopover for the gold on its way to the South Australian coast. Thousands of miners, including over 7000 Chinese “illegally arrived” stopped
here on their way to and from the diggings. On arrival we enjoy a light lunch. The area is famous for the World Heritage Listed Caves; these caves were accidentally discovered in the 1870’s and hold the secrets of the past, fossils of giant
kangaroos, wombats and koalas. Stalactites and stalagmites decorate the walls.
Continue driving west to Adelaide. We visit Hahndorf, Australias oldest german settlement, before we head into the city of Adelaide, where we will spend the night.

3 day 2 nights Melbourne / Sydney – CODE MES

DAY 1: MELBOURNE / WILSONS PROM NATIONAL PARK / LAKES ENTRANCE

We leave Melbourne travelling South East along the South Gippsland Freeway. Passing through the picturesque towns of Korumburra and Leongatha, we have time for a coffee break in Koonwarra. This is a contemporary rural village actively demonstrating sustainable living from organic food and wine, to clothing, furniture and art. We continue our day to Wilsons Promontory, Australia’s most southerly point and one of Victoria’s most beautiful National parks. It protects over 50,000 hectares which include some of Victorias best beaches, cool shaded rainforest gullies, cloud soaked mountain peaks, rugged offshore islands and remote light station illuminating seas surrounding the southern tip. At Wilsons Promontory National Park we enjoy a beautiful view from Picknick Point Lookout and take a walk to Squeaky beach. Afterwards we drive to Tidal River, where we enjoy a light lunch. After lunch we continue our tour leaving Wilsons Promontory. We have one further stop where we may see wildlife like kangaroos, echidnas or wombats. After a short break at the old port of Sale we enjoy further magnificent views in the area of the Great Gippsland lakes and may see some majestic pelicans in Lakes Entrance, where the 90 Miles beach meets the Southern Ocean. We arrive at our hotel in Lakes Entrance.
Meals: Full breakfast, lunch
Accommodation: Best Western Banjo Paterson Lakes Entrance (or similar)

DAY 2: LAKES ENTRANCE / EDEN / BATEMANS BAY

After breakfast we leave Lakes Entrance and drive along the Princess Hwy passing through Orbost. We take a half an hour walk through beautiful warm climate rainforest at Bemm River Scenic Reserve, crossing two extension bridges and learn about Australian rainforests flora and fauna. We continue our tour to Eden, where we enjoy a lunch and coffee at the Eden’s wharf. Eden is a town which history is bound with the traditions of the sea and New South Wales whaling industry. We visit the Eden Killer Whale Museum which houses the skeletal remains of legendary “Old Tom”, a killer whale that reputedly guided whalers to their prey. The museum tells of Eden’s whaling, Aboriginal, timber and fishing histories. We continue our tour north enjoying magnificent coastal views while passing through the coastal town of Merimbula and picturesque Bournda National Park. In Bega we join the Princess Highway and continue after the town of Moruya on the scenic drive along the coast. We arrive in Batemans Bay.
Meals: Full breakfast, lunch
Accommodation: Lincoln Downs Batemans Bay (or similar)

DAY 3: BATEMANS BAY / JERVIS BAY / KIAMA / SYDNEY

We leave Batemans Bay passing through the district of Shoalhaven. We follow the scenic route to Jervis Bay Marine Park. Enjoy a stroll along the beach, the world's whitest sands and crystal clear waters provide a picturesque setting for the diverse range of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems of Jervis Bay. In Huskisson, we stop for a coffee break before we continue our drive to the Coolangatta Estate Winery for lunch and a following tasting of local wines. Coolangatta was the Southern East Coasts first European settlement and its vineyard is located in a picturesque setting overlooking their rambling vines. After lunch we continue our tour to Kiama, meaning “where the sea makes a noise” in the local indigenous language. We visit the famous blowhole, visited by George Bass in 1797 – the blowholes’ spectacular plumes of water are on display when the seas are running from the south-east. We also visit Kiama’s local rock pool from where we may see dolphins or whales and have the opportunity to enjoy a coffee. We arrive in Sydney.
Meals: Full breakfast, lunch

Dates in black the tour operates only in German
*Dates in red the tour operates in English and German (separate vehicles)

3 day 2 nights Sydney / Melbourne – CODE SYM

DAY 1: SYDNEY / KIAMA / JERVIS BAY / BATEMANS BAY

We leave Sydney and continue our tour to the town of Kiama, meaning “where the sea makes a noise” in the local indigenous language. We visit the famous blowhole, visited by George Bass in 1797 – the blowholes’ spectacular plumes of water are on display when the seas are running from the south-east. We also visit Kiama’s local rock pool from where we may see dolphins or whales and have the opportunity to enjoy a coffee. We drive along the Grand Pacific Tourist Drive via Gerroa and have lunch at the Coolangatta Estate Winery followed by a tasting of local wines. Coolangatta was the Southern East Coasts first European settlement and its vineyard is located in a picturesque setting overlooking their rambling vines. We follow the scenic route via Huskisson to Jervis Bay Marine Park and enjoy a stroll along the beach, the world's whitest sands and crystal clear waters provide a picturesque setting for the diverse range of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems of Jervis Bay. We are passing through the district of Shoalhaven and spend the night in Batemans Bay, a picturesque coastal town on the east coast of New South Wales.

DAY 2: BATEMANS BAY / EDEN / LAKES ENTRANCE

After breakfast we leave Batemans Bay following the scenic drive along the coast. Just before Moruya, we join the Princess Hwy to Bega, a town most popular for it’s cheese and dairy products. We continue our tour south enjoying magnificent coastal views while passing through the town of Merimbula and picturesque Bournda National Park. We have a light lunch at the wharf in Eden. Eden is a town which history is bound with the traditions of the sea and New South Wales whaling industry. We visit the Eden Killer Whale Museum which houses the skeletal remains of legendary „Old Tom“, a killer whale that reputedly guided whalers to their prey. The museums tells of Eden’s whaling, Aboriginal, timber and fishing histories. Continuing south we enjoy a walk through beautiful warm climate rainforest at Bemm River Scenic Reserve, crossing two extension bridges and learn about Australian rainforests flora and fauna. We may see some majestic pelicans at the coastal town of Lakes Entrance, where the 90 miles beach meets the Southern Ocean. We spend the night in Lakes Entrance.

DAY 3: LAKES ENTRANCE / WILSONS PROMONTORY NATIONAL PARK / MELBOURNE

We leave Lakes Entrance travelling along the Great Gippsland lakes via the old port of Sale to Wilsons Promontory, Australias most southerly point on the mainland and one of Victorias most beautiful National Parks. It protects over 50,000 hectares which include some of Victorias best beaches, cool shaded rainforest gullies, cloud soaked mountain peaks, rugged offshore islands and remote light station illuminating seas surrounding the southern tip. We enjoy a beautiful view from Picknick Point Lookout and take a walk to Squeaky beach. Afterwards we drive to Tidal River, where we enjoy a light lunch.

On our way to Melbourne we are travelling north west along the South Gippsland Freeway and have a coffee break in Koonwarra. This is a contemporary rural village actively demonstrating sustainable living from organic food and wine, to clothing, furniture and art. After passing through the picturesque towns of Korumburra and Leongatha we arrive in Melbourne, Victorias capital.