Melbourne Tour Package

Melbourne Tour Package: Overview

Melbourne is the capital of the state of Victoria and is the 2nd most populous city in the whole of Australia. It is filled with exciting travel destinations, which is perfect place to go during the holiday season. One of the most famous attractions in Melbourne is its city circle tram, which is the largest in the world. The Yarra valley wineries are also a good place to enjoy the realistic landscapes of Melbourne. Holidaytravel.co offering Melbourne tour package with best amenities & services throughout the tour.

Melbourne Tour Package: Highlights

• World's Largest Circle Tram

• Melbourne Full City Tour

• The Penguin Parade – Phillip island Tour

• Mt.Buller Snow Day

• We can served all types of food like Indian, Chinese, Australian, Japanese, American, Middle East Food.

• World class services and Amenities during the tour

Melbourne Tour Package: Rates

Package cost Rs.70,000 (USD 1030) per adult

Package Include:

• 4 nights’ accommodation with daily breakfast

• Sightseeing tour by Seat-In-Coach (SIC) basis

• Phillip island Tour

• Return seat-in-coach (SIC) airport transfer to Melbourne airport by Blue bird Shuttle(Except Emirates flight midnight arrival)

• Ski equipment and ski lift

Package Excludes

• Return flight ticket

• Travel Insurance

• Personal Expenses

• Lunch & Dinner

Melbourne Tour Package: Hotels

Ibis Style Kingsgate Hotel (Superior Room) - Certificate in Excellence

Melbourne Tour Package: Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Melbourne

Upon arrival at Melbourne Airport, you will transfer to Melbourne Hotel. After check-in, free at own leisure for the rest of the day.

Overnight stay at Melbourne

Day 2: Melbourne - Full day sightseeing

After breakfast, proceed for Melbourne city tour with visits to the following attractions - Old Melbourne Gaol, Lygon Street - cafe culture and 'Little Italy', Parliament House and Princess Theatre, St Patrick's Cathedral (photo stop), Yarra valley wineries and Colourful Chinatown. After lunch nearby good restaurant you will visit for more attractions like Royal Arcade, Block Arcade, Centre Place and Degraves Street, Federation Square. In the evening back to hotel and overnight stay at Hotel.

Day 3: The Penguin Parade – Penguin plus

After breakfast you will proceed for Phillip island tour which has spectacular coastal scenery, charming heritage and an abundance of Australia wildlife.  Later in the evening drop to hotel and overnight stay at Hotel.

Penguin Parade : The Penguin Parade is Australia’s most popular wildlife attraction and home to the largest Little Penguin colony in the world. Every sunset, the hundreds to over a thousand wild Little Penguins emerge from the sea and march across the beach to their sand dune burrows. The Little Penguin is the world’s smallest (and cutest) penguin and the Penguin Parade is the best place to experience this completely natural phenomenon.

Day 4: Mt.Buller Snow Day

After breakfast, go for a full day tour to Mt.Buller for Ski which includes Picturesque Yarra Valley, Victoria's high country, Spectacular mountain scenery, Explore Mt. Buller Alpine Village, Hours of snow fun and Ski lift. In the evening back to Hotel.

Overnight stay at Hotel

Day 5: Depart Melbourne

After breakfast, free at own leisure till transfers to the airport for your flight back home. Tour ends

Other Major Attractions in Melbourne

Federation Square: When Federation Square opened in 2002 to commemorate 100 years of federation, it divided Melburnians. There were those who loved it and those who hated it. Either way, it has become an integral part of the city and a great place for tourists to start their sightseeing. The ultra-modern design of open and closed spaces juxtaposes the surrounding Victorian architectural buildings. Hosting more than 2,000 events annually, tourists will always find entertainment in the central outdoor performance space and intimate indoor venues. Federation Square also houses the Ian Potter Gallery dedicated to Australian art and the Australian Centre for the Moving Image. More commonly called "Fed Square", it is also the largest free Wi-Fi site in Australia.

Melbourne Cricket Ground: With a capacity of 100,000 and a history dating back to 1853, the MCG is considered one of the world's greatest stadiums. As the main stadium for the 1956 Olympic Games, the 2006 Commonwealth Games, birthplace of Test Cricket, and the home of Australian Rules Football, 'the G' is woven into the fabric of Melbourne, the sporting capital of Australia. Daily 75-minute tours take visitors for a trip down a memory lane of great moments in sporting history and incorporate the Australian Gallery of Sport and the Olympic Museum. Visitors can also catch a game of cricket in summer or football during winter. Directly opposite the MCG is Melbourne Park, the home of the Australian Open tennis tournament, held every January. Visitors can even hire a tennis court. The venue also doubles as a function center, and many concerts are held there during the year.

National Gallery of Victoria: The oldest public art gallery in Australia, the National Gallery of Victoria holds more than 68,000 works of art in two city locations. The international collection is housed in the St. Kilda Road building, originally opened in 1968 and extensively renovated in 2003. The building is renowned for The Great Hall where visitors are encouraged to lay on the floor and gaze at the colorful stained glass ceiling. The extensive Australian collection is held in the Ian Potter Gallery in Federation Square, featuring the history of Australian art from Aboriginal through to the Heidelberg School, and contemporary mixed media. One of the highlights is the large triptych format, The Pioneer by Frederick McCubbin.

Melbourne Zoo: Although the 22 hectares of Melbourne Zoo dates back to 1862, the 320 species of animals have the best of modern facilities in state-of-the-art enclosures. The award-winning Trail of the Elephants is an insight into the lives of the resident Asian elephants in a traditional village-garden setting. Another highlight is the Orang-utan Sanctuary where the animals live in their treetop home. With many wild encounters including "roar and snore", twilight music concerts, and behind-the-scene tours of some enclosures, Melbourne Zoo offers visitors many innovative experiences.

Yarra River Cruise: A river boat cruise is not only the perfect way to see the sights, it's also an insight into the history of the Yarra River. Many cruise companies can be found along Southbank and take in places such as Birrarung Marr, originally called "Birrarung" meaning "river of mists and shadows", a parkland celebrating the Aboriginal ties with the Yarra River. Another popular cruise goes across to historic Williamstown where visitors can spend time exploring this quaint seaside port.

Queen Victoria Market: A popular place with locals and tourists, this historic icon has been at the center of fresh produce shopping since 1878. In addition to the magnificent food halls, market stalls sell everything from clothing, art, and toys to that hard-to-find unique souvenir, five days a week. Tours are available, and special events such as night markets, music concerts, and other functions are often held during summer.

Package Include:

• 4 nights’ accommodation with daily breakfast

• Sightseeing tour by Seat-In-Coach (SIC) basis

• Phillip island Tour

• Return seat-in-coach (SIC) airport transfer to Melbourne airport by Blue bird Shuttle(Except Emirates flight midnight arrival)

• Ski equipment and ski lift

Package Excludes

• Return flight ticket

• Travel Insurance

• Personal Expenses

• Lunch & Dinner