MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE & KANGAROO ISLAND TOUR PACKAGE

• Explore the city’s main attraction on a coach tour: take a stroll through the Botanic Gardens, visit the beautiful Fitzroy Gardens, Botanic Gardens, see Captain Cook’s Cottage, and reflect at Shrine of Remembrance.
• Visit the Melbourne Cricket Grounds and take a behind the scenes guided tour of Melbourne Cricket Ground or more popularly known as the “G” by the locals to relive the great sporting memories.
• Visit the National Sports Museum, located within the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). It is more than just a museum, it captures the spirit of Australian sporting life and relives the moments that have shaped Australia’s rich sporting traditions and cultural heritage. Shane Warne “Cricket Found Me” gallery!
• Enjoy your diner on board the Colonial Tramcar Restaurant ‐ Enjoying a meal on the Colonial Tramcar Restaurant is guaranteed to be a highlight of your visit to Melbourne. The Colonial Tramcar Restaurant is one of Melbourne’s star attractions, offering a sightseeing tour with a difference and two essential Melbourne experiences taking a tram ride and eating great food.

• See hundreds of Little Penguins at the Penguin Parade
• Get up close with koalas, kangaroos and wallabies at Moonlit Sanctuary
• Close Koala encounter available at Moonlit Sanctuary. *Small fee applies
• Try your hand at stockwhip cracking, watch sheep dogs in action and sheep shearing
• Take a stroll along the treetop boardwalk at the Koala Conservation Center
• Look over to Seal Rocks and visit the Nobbies Centre

• One of the world’s greatest coastal road trips!
• Photograph the scenery on the drive from Melbourne to Geelong and along Victoria’s rugged coast
• The option to include lunch at the Apollo Bay Hotel with magnificent ocean views
• Hear tragic tales at Loch Ard Gorge on the Shipwreck Coast
• Visit the Twelve Apostles and the seaside town of Port Campbell

• Have morning tea in the picturesque Dandenongs and hand‐feed colorful wild native birds
• Ride Australia’s oldest steam train, the Puffing Billy Steam Train, through the rainforest in the Dandenongs
• Take in the beauty of the Dandenong Ranges
• Taste a variety of wines at three wineries with views overlooking and Yarra Valley and rolling hills
• Savor a 2‐course lunch at a local restaurant

• Enjoy lunch at British India Restaurant
• Visit the Central Market and take a tour of the market with Mark Gleeson. Tour guests will be provided with an exclusive experience of interacting with suppliers, producers and retailers of SA’s vibrant food industry. Plus, tour guests will receive a level of history and product knowledge of the Adelaide Central Market, not available by others. For more information or to book your tour, visit www.centralmarkettour.com.au.
• Visit the Adelaide Oval
• Today stroll along the Rundle Mall Street and experience the lively vibe of Adelaide city.

• Hahndorf is classified as Australia’s oldest surviving German settlement and each year thousands of people, young and old, enjoy its charm and the hospitality. Hahndorf is the jewel of the Adelaide Hills and one of South Australia’s most popular towns. A mere 20 minute drive from the Adelaide CBD, Hahndorf can be easily accessed via the Southern Eastern Freeway. The town is immensely popular with visitors from all over the world as well as locals and many premium businesses have set up their shops in this iconic town.
• Cleland Wildlife Park ‐ Cleland is a great place to bring a picnic or have a barbecue and spend the whole day. If you don’t have that much time, we suggest allowing at least two hours to explore the park. This will give you enough time to stop and feed the animals, listen to one of our keeper talks, and stroll at a leisurely pace.
  Open from : 9.30am – 5pm every day (except Christmas Day or days of catastrophic fire danger). Entry gates and aviaries close at 4.30pm. The park is only 20 minutes from the Adelaide city centre, at 365 Mount Lofty Summit Road, Crafers. Take the South Eastern Freeway to the Crafers exit, then follow Summit Road to the Cleland turn off. Free car parking is available.
  Entrance Fees : AUD 22.00 per adult / AUD 11 per child (4 ‐11 years)

• Ibis Adeliade
• Hotel Grand Chancellor Adelaide on Hindley
• Mantra Hindmarsh Square
• Clarion Hotel Soho
• Hilton Adelaide
• Stamford Plaza Adelaide
• Stamford Grand Adelaide
• Majestic Roof Garden Adelaide
• Quest on Franklin
• Oaks Horizons
• Miller Apartments
• Quest on King William
• Mantra on Frome

• Today after a relaxed breakfast at your hotel depart for a full day tour to Barossa Valley. The Barossa Valley, located 75km north east of Adelaide, is a major wine‐producing region and tourist destination The Barossa Valley is primarily known for its red wine, in particular Shiraz. Take some time to relax and enjoy the rhythm of the changing seasons and the strong community spirit established by the English and German settlers 160 years ago. Why not visit a winery or two and take home some wines.
• Visit the PENFOLDS BAROSSA VALLEY CELLAR DOOR
  1. 30 Tanunda Road, Nuriootpa, South Australia 5355
  2. Opening Hours: 10.00am to 5.00pm daily, including Public Holidays.
  3. Closed on: Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
  4. Bookings: +61 (0) 8 8568 8408 / +61 (0) 8 8568 8590
  A visit to this winery is a unique experience, as it provides a rare insight into the engine room of Penfolds from a winemaking perspective. Furthermore visitors can taste the world‐renowned Grange and other Penfolds premium wines, just a stone’s throw from the cellars where the Penfolds winemakers work throughout the year. CELLAR DOOR TOURS: Since 1844, Penfolds has played a pivotal role in the evolution of winemaking in Australia and across the world. Join one of the Penfolds team for one of the tours available at Nuriootpa Cellar Door. You have two tours available: A Taste of Grange OR Make your own Blend.
• Proceed onwards to Jacob’s Creek. Fresh local produce, great tasting wines and a rich history, all while taking in breathtaking vineyards and views of the Barossa ranges. Enjoy lunch in our Restaurant, featuring seasonal food grown locally or picked fresh from our kitchen garden. The Jacobs Creek Wine Centre is set on a 42 hectare site with a picturesque bike track that weaves between the vineyards. You can also opt for a peaceful native garden walking trail where you can enjoy the native wildlife whilst you stroll along the banks of the world famous creek.
• Ultimate Legend of Seppeltsfield Tour: Located on historic Seppeltsfield road is one of the Barossa Valley’s most revered sites, a treasure of hidden gems in the form of fortified wines and ports, painstakingly cared for over 160 years. Enjoy the ultimate foresight of Benno Seppelt when you tour the Seppeltsfield Estate. Start in the original 1851 family Homestead, learn about the Seppelt family from their immigration, settlement by the Para River, till today. Take a stroll through the Elm Walkway to the barrel cellar, distillery, underground blending cellar and the quaint Joseph’s Room. Finish with a private tasting in the trophy cellar focussing on the “Paramount Collection” and the 100 year old Para Vintage Tawny. Then in a historical first Seppeltsfield Winery offers guests the experience to ‘Taste Your Birth Year’ and walk alongside the longest lineage of single vintage wines in the world in the Centenary Cellar, culminating in a taste direct from barrel of your birth year, it is a truly memorable experience.

Kangaroo Island is a haven for Australian wildlife, which exists in its natural habitat without the threat of introduced predators. Listen to the distinct sounds of the native birdlife as they chorus from the tall eucalyptus trees. Kangaroo Island is home to some 250 species of birds, many of which, through isolation from the mainland, have developed their own subspecies and are therefore unique to Kangaroo Island. As you travel the island keep an eye out for echidnas, wallabies, reptiles and wildflowers.

• Transfer to Cape Jervis to board the SeaLink’s ferry at 8.00 am for the 45 minute crossing to Kangaroo Island (Penneshaw).
• Visit the Island Beehive – Clifford’s Honey Farm for a tour and tastings of the organic Kangaroo Island honey, which is world renowned for its quality and purity. You will also have an opportunity to sample homemade honey ice‐cream and honey beauty products.
• Travel onto Vivonne Bay Bistro located on a 260 hectare bush property, for a delicious two course lunch.
• Visit the spectacular Seal Bay Conservation Park, for a guided walk along the beach. This bay is home to a healthy Australian Sea‐lion colony. Walk among Australian Sea‐lions as they bask on the beach or among the sand dunes after their extensive fishing expedition. With your guide you are able to stand at a safe distance to these wonderful endangered creatures and hear them sigh and watch them at play. This is a truly unforgettable experience — one that you will treasure forever.
• Your tour will then visit another amazing wildlife attraction, the fascinating “In‐Flight” Birds of Prey display, an interactive and educational display of native Australian birds and raptors. From here you will travel to Kingscote to watch the pelican feeding and learn a little about these fascinating and ancient birds, before being transferred to your choice of overnight accommodation.

• Sea Dragon Lodge Resort
• Southern Ocean Lodge
• Mercure Kangaroo Island Lodge
• Kangaroo Island Seafront
• Aurora Ozone Hotel
• Kangaroo Island Wilderness Retreat
• Vivonne Bay Lodge

• Touring begins at Emu Ridge Eucalyptus Distillery, an interesting bush engineered eucalyptus distillery that makes the most of its environmental resources.
• After testing and tasting the eucalyptus products, travel to the centre of the Island to the Kangaroo Island Wildlife Park where you can feed kangaroos, have your photograph taken with a koala, and enjoy a guided tour of the park.
• Travel to Hanson Bay Wildlife Sanctuary to look for Koalas nestled up in the eucalypts, and then travel to the western most part of the Island, Flinders Chase National Park, where you will enjoy a scrumptious two course lunch at Kangaroo Island Wilderness Retreat.
• After lunch and a short stop at the Flinders Chase Visitor Centre, travel through the park and learn about its unique trees and plants. See the rugged southern coastline, and enjoy a walk around Remarkable Rocks, providing spectacular photographic opportunities, before continuing on to Admirals Arch, where the boardwalk takes you down a rugged cliff face to reveal this spectacular arch, a natural nursery and safe haven for playful Long‐nosed fur seals that can be seen swimming and playing in the waves, or resting on the rocks.
• There is a possibility you will see more wildlife on your journey back to Penneshaw, where you will join the ferry and coach for your return transfer to Adelaide.