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MELBOURNE to ADELAIDE TOUR Including Great Ocean Road, Barossa Valley and PS Murray Princess MODERATE2 Barossa Valley Salters Station Mengler’s Hill Blanchetown Look-out Swan Reach Adelaide Sunnydale Caurnamont 3 Mannum Hahndorf Younghusband 4 4 night Outback Heritage Victor Tailem Harbor Bend Cruise on PS Murray Princess Wang Wang & Funi Naracoorte Melbourne Airport Yarra 1 Mt Gambier Valley Melbourne 3 Lakeside Portland Start/Finish Point Warrnambool Belgrave Overnight Stop 1 Torquay Port Fairy Towns en-route The Great Ocean Road Apollo Bay PS Murray Princess PHYSICAL RATING 13 DAYS ESCORTED MELBOURNE TO ADELAIDE TOUR Including Great Ocean Road, Barossa Valley and PS Murray Princess MODERATE2 TOUR OVERVIEW & INCLUSIONS spectacular views over Adelaide and DEPARTURE DATES 2018 DAY 1 (D) DAY 4 (B,L,D) DAY 10 (B,L,D) beyond. We continue on to the quaint • Economy class flights to Melbourne ex Flights arrive in Melbourne airport Departing Melbourne, we pass Geelong Bavarian village of Hahndorf and Enjoy a leisurely morning and lunch 1 April 23 September Brisbane, Sydney or Adelaide and from where we board our elite ‘Diamond to travel the famous Great Ocean Road, indulge in a German themed luncheon cruising upriver to Blanchetown through 28 October Adelaide to Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne Class’ coach to make our way to taking a break at Torquay. We continue at the Hahndorf Inn. Take some free one of the 13 locks. This afternoon we the hub of the city and check-in for on through the seaside towns of time afterwards to discover the original moor near Salter’s Station for our • Elite ‘Diamond Class’ coach touring a 3 night stay. Our hotel is ideally Anglesea and Lorne, breaking for lunch ‘Fachwerk’ buildings, many beautifully overnight anchorage. As the last rays TOUR PRICES PER PERSON • 3 nights Melbourne situated on the Yarra River and at at Apollo Bay. We settle in for a great maintained or restored to original of sun fade, we join a guided tour of close proximity to Southbank and scenic drive along this famous coastal conditions. Burk Salter’s vineyard on the banks of Twin Share $5999 • Dandenong Ranges the Crown Casino. road, viewing the amazing Twelve the river and enjoy wine tasting at his Sole Use $7950 • William Ricketts Sanctuary 3 Night Stay: Crowne Plaza, Apostles, before finishing the day at DAY 8 (B,L,D) GGP cellar door. Melbourne CBD . • Cuckoo Restaurant Warrnambool Today brings an experience like no other GGP OPTION DAY 11 (B,L,D) 1 Night Stay: Midcity Motel, as we arrive early at Adelaide Zoo for a • Puffing Billy train tour (B,L,D) (REFER PAGE 15) DAY 2 GGP Warrnambool private Panda & Friends Experience tour. Cruise upriver to picturesque Swan • Colonial Tramcar dinner Marvel at William Ricketts Sanctuary, a DAY 5 (B,L,D) With no other patrons on the zoo grounds Reach, home to native flower and fruit Select the GGP option on this tour and place of beauty and tranquility, due both we are guided through the various exhibits growers, and visit the Swan Reach help reduce extra pressures on our natural • Great Ocean Road Departing Warrnambool we travel to the natural setting and the mystical and take a behind the scenes look at the Hotel. After lunch we cruise downriver environment. You will be rewarded with to Port Fairy to collect a local tour • 1 night Warrnambool sculptures half hidden among ferns life of Wang Wang and Funi, Australia’s to Sunnydale where it’s ‘all ashore’ for a reduced rate on your tour. guide and discover this quaint fishing along the pathways. We continue further only giant pandas. After lunch we return the Woolshed Show, a re-creation of • Port Fairy guided tour; Blue Lake village, steeped in the history of SAVE: $40PP TWIN SHARE OR $80 SOLE USE in to the Dandenong Ranges to enjoy to the city to take advantage of some free typical Australian woolshed history. Later • 1 night Mt Gambier; Victor Harbor whalers and seal hunters. Leaving lunch at the Bavarian-style Cuckoo time in the city of churches. we visit the Native Wildlife Shelter and Port Fairy, we travel through the sea DEPOSIT • 3 nights Adelaide Restaurant. Afterwards we board the tonight enjoy an ‘Aussie Barbeque’, side-town of Portland, the oldest DAY 9 (B,L,D) cooked and served in a bush setting on • Adelaide city sights tour ‘Puffing Billy’ steam train, and wind European settlement in Victoria. After Non-refundable deposit of $1000pp our way for 13 kilometres over wooden the banks of the mighty Murray River. lunch we travel to Mt Gambier to view Discover the Barossa Valley this morning required within 14 days of making • Adelaide Hills & Hahndorf trestle bridges, through fern gullies and the mysterious Blue Lake. with a visit to the Barossa Chateau past tall eucalyptus forests. DAY 12 (B,L,D) booking to secure your reservation. • Adelaide Zoo Panda & Friends Experience 1 Night Stay: The Barn, nestled in a beautiful garden boasting N.B. This package is subject to a fuel levy • Barossa Chateau tour & lunch Mengler’s Mt Gambier over 30,000 roses. Here we explore the Today we cruise slowly downstream past DAY 3 (B,D) GGP estate, gardens and collection of art magnificent cliffs scoured by the river without notice for air and coach components. Hill lookout, Herbig Family Tree Take a free day today! Melbourne is a DAY 6 (B,MT,L,D) GGP and antiques on a guided tour, before over millions of years. We reach Ngaut Flights are arranged to suit the tour as a group • 4 night Outback Heritage Cruise on PS creative, exciting, ever-changing city Today we travel through the rich sampling the wines at the cellar door Ngaut Aboriginal Reserve, a significant in advance, therefore we cannot guarantee archaeological site, for a Murray Princess in outside twin bed cabins with extraordinary surprises to be agricultural and pastoral district of and indulging in lunch in these stunning guided direct flights or book individual preferences. to view **Option to upgrade to double cabin is discovered in every basement, rooftop Naracoorte and on to Keith for an early surrounds. We depart, travelling via boardwalk tour ancient rock and the famous carvings and to learn about aboriginal subject to availability and incurs additional and laneway. Tonight we board an cuppa. Then it’s on to Tailem Bend Mengler’s Hill Look-out where we leave the Duke’s Highway to Herbig Family Tree before arriving history in the area. After re-boarding, we INCLUDED MEALS fee of $200 per couple – this must be elegant colonial tramcar and take in views of the streets of the city and make our way to Victor Harbor for lunch. in Mannum to board the PS Murray continue downriver to Younghusband. booked separate to the tour and is not B = Full Breakfast MT = Morning Tea L = Lunch suburbs such as Prahran, St Kilda, We take some free time in Victor Harbor Princess for a 4 night Outback Heritage Tonight the captain and his officers host included Middle Park and South Melbourne. before making our way to Adelaide. Cruise. Sit back, relax and enjoy pre- a spectacular farewell captain’s buffet. AT = Afternoon Tea D = Two Course Dinner dinner drinks and a welcome dinner • 34 meals Enjoy traditional silver and white linen 3 Night Stay: Stamford Grand Adelaide DAY 13 (B) service whilst savouring the flavours of Hotel, Glenelg as we cruise upriver under floodlight the seasonal menu. to our overnight mooring destination After breakfast we dock at Mannum, PLEASE NOTE: PHYSICAL RATING (B,L,D) DAY 7 GGP at Caurnamont. reluctantly disembark and transfer back This tour carries a strict fitness level. **Please Note: There will be a 10-minute Today we will discover downtown 4 Night Stay: PS Murray Princess to Adelaide for our return flights home. Please carefully read the MODERATE2 walk from our hotel to the tram car and Adelaide taking a city sights tour before Terms & Conditions on Page 3 return. we climb the Mt Lofty Ranges offering .
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