3-Day Melbourne to Adelaide Tour by Topdeck Travel

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Duration: 3d
Location: Melbourne, Australia | Melbourne, Australia


Category: Multi-Day & Extended Tours

Highlights:
Spectacular Great Ocean Road & the Twelve Apostles
Stunning, heritage-listed Grampians National Park
Hike to MacKenzie Falls—the highest waterfall in Grampians
Aboriginal art on display at the Brambuk Cultural Center
Crossing Murray River, the longest river in Australia

Inclusions:
3-day, 2-night guided tour of Melbourne and Adelaide
Admission fees
Overnight accommodation
Breakfast on days 2 & 3
Dinner on days 1 & 2
Live tour commentary provided in English
Wi-Fi service onboard

Description:

Explore Australia's cities and townships and then savor the natural beauty of South Australia and Victoria. Take the scenic Great Ocean Road from Melbourne or Adelaide and stop at famous sites such as the Twelve Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge on this 3-day trip.

Day 1
Meet in Melbourne's city center and take a scenic journey that passes through the towns of Lorne and Kennett River. Take a short walk to spot koalas in their natural habitat. Then witness the rugged splendor of the famous Twelve Apostles from a clifftop boardwalk. Learn about the famous shipwreck history that gave Loch Ard Gorge its name before you settle in for the day at the attentive town of Port Campbell, nestled among gorgeous cliffs and pines.

Day 2
Say goodbye to the coast and head inland through the farming regions of western Victoria and the heritage-listed Grampians National Park. Visit the Brambuk Cultural Center for an insight into the significance of local Aboriginal culture. Your night ends with an authentic Aussie barbecue cooked by your driver.

Day 3
Pull on your hiking boots and make your way to the base of MacKenzie Falls, the highest waterfall in the Grampians. Discover ancient Aboriginal rock art before you head to the lookout for a spectacular bird's-eye view of the Northern Grampians. Then leave the mountains behind and journey through wheat fields to the state of South Australia. Cross the mighty Murray River, the longest river in the country, before arriving in Adelaide, the Festival City.