Meals On Board

Meals on Board / Lunch / Western Dinner

Upon arrival, travel toward Anglesea and stopby at Werribee Open Range Zoo for lunch and experience an African adventure with unique safari buses. Anglesea is a significant town on the Great Ocean Road as it marks the first spot south-west of the road's official start at Torquay where it meets the coast.

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This morning, head to Great Ocean Road. The section near Port Campbell covers some of the most scenic coastline in the world because of its striking and dramatic natural rock formations. View some of these formations including Loch Ard Gorge, The Grotto, London Bridge and most famously 12 Apostles. If time permits, you may take an optional helicopter ride at your own expense. This unique experience will offer you magnificent aerial views of the coastline along Great Ocean Road.

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Today, cross the waters of Port Phillip from Queenscliff Harbour to Sorrento onboard a world-class car and passenger ferry. Continue your journey to Phillip Island. Once you cross the bridge from San Remo, you will arrive at the historic Churchill Island Heritage Farm where you will learn the history of the area's settlers and see views of the island. Later, view lazy koalas up in the treetops at the Koala Conservation Centre. Drive out west to the Nobbies Center for a look at the island's fur seals, and end the day with the area's most famous attraction: the sunset procession of penguins that star in the Penguin Parade.

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This morning, enjoy a dessert from the Philip Island Chocolate Factory before leaving Phillip Island. Next, visit Rayner’s Orchard and go on a tractor fruit-tasting tour through the groves of stone fruit trees to sample the freshest fruits and enjoy the interesting guided tour by the orchard staff. Thereafter, visit Yarra Valley local winery for wine tasting before return to Melbourne for your overnight stay.

Breakfast/High Tea at National Gallery of Victoria

After breakfast, embark on a city tour and drive past Arts Centre Melbourne and Yarra River. Stop by Hosier Lane to take photos of some amazing Melbourne Street Art and the iconic Brighton Bathing Boxes for that perfect Instagram shot of the famous brightly coloured bathing boxes against the gorgeous backdrop of the sun, sand and sea.  Visit lively Queen Victoria Market, a colourful open-air market offering a variety of goods ranging from fresh fruits to Australian souvenirs. Next, stroll through the prestigious National Gallery of Victoria with an elegant high tea. Savour a tantalizing selection of sweet and savoury treats, beautifully presented on a three-tiered stand with a cup of coffee or tea. Thereafter, wandering the labyrinth of lanes and alleyways is one of the most popular things to do in Melbourne. Visit the magnificent Block Arcade & Royal Arcade for shopping. You may find a lot of things at here such as vintage jewelry, designer fashion, gifts, café etc.
Note
Queen Victoria Market is closed on Mondays and Wednesdays.

Spend the day at leisure.

• Queen Victoria Market is more than just Melbourne’s shopping mecca – it’s an historic landmark, a tourist attraction and an institution for Malburnians. This vast and vibrant centre of trade and commerce was officially opened on 20 March 1878. Spread over 7 hectares, it is the largest open air Market in the southern hemisphere. Almost one thousand traders sell everything from exotic Australian fruit and vegetables and local and imported gourmet foods, meat, fish and poultry to hardware, manchester, clothing and authentic Australian artifacts and souvenirs.
• South Melbourne Market opened in 1867, making it Melbourne's longest continually running market.With almost 150 stalls operated by small business owners, the market features a huge range of products including; fresh fruit and vegetables, butchers, poultry, seafood and delis, groceries and specialty foods, pet food and supplies, men's and women's fashion, footwear, accessories and children's wear, manchester and fabric, homewares and kitchenware, books and stationery, giftware and cards, restaurants, cafes, speciality coffee stores and take-away food, cakes and confectioneries, plans and flowers and much more.
• Melbourne’s laneways and arcades - There’s always an exhilarating thrill to be had when entering Melbourne’s hive of bustling, creative laneways with their covert boutiques, famed restaurants, hole-in-the-wall cafes and astonishing bars. Never forget those tried and true laneways, favoured for their reliability.

Breakfast/Meals On Board

If time permits, you can do some last–minute shopping before you transfer to the airport for your flight home.
Note
Travellers taking an early morning flight will be provided with a packed breakfast.