Being Australia's second smallest state doesn't stop Victoria from packing a real punch. When it comes to natural attractions and a diverse range of things to do, Victoria offers intimate wildlife encounters, one of the world's great coastal drives, beautiful gardens and relaxing mineral springs, plus superb food and wine throughout the state.
Hailed as the world’s most liveable city, Melbourne is Australia’s cultural, shopping, foodie and sporting capital. This bustling metropolis also flaunts trendy bars and clubs, cutting-edge restaurants, creative laneways, eclectic shops and hip neighbourhoods.
A trip along the spectacular 170 mile-long Great Ocean Road is a must with a new treat seemingly around every...
Despite its small size the climate varies across the state. The north is much drier and warmer than south, but generally expect weather to be warm to hot in summer (December to February), mild in Autumn (March to May), cold and damp in winter (June to August) and cool in spring (September to November).
Melbourne is approximately 21 hours from the UK (including a stopover).
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On this two hour tour from Phillip Island visitors are taken in small groups to a beautiful secluded beach away from the traditional Penguin Parade for a more intimate glimpse of the Little Penguins at sunset before they return to their burrows. Escorted by a Nature Park ranger, this is a fully accredited eco tour, perfect for lovers of both nature and adventure. Minimum age 16 years.
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Green Olive at Red Hill is a whole farm experience. They grow olives, grapes, herbs and veggies, hops and bush food as well as raise sheep and chooks to create a range of food and wine you’ll love. This farm picnic will certainly be a Mornington Peninsula experience to remember, with a delicious selection of grazing style food and wine to enjoy. Photo credit: Harry Pope, Visit Victoria
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Soar over the 12 Apostles on a 16 minute luxury helicopter flight that packs in the must-see Great Ocean Road sights. You’ll see the 12 Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge, The Sentinel, the Arch and London Bridge, all from breathtaking heights.
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Travel by ferry from Phillip Island to French Island for a tour in an off-road 4WD vehicle. Local guides share their knowledge of island life, history and the treasure trove of flora and wildlife which includes the iconic koala and echidna. This tour will go off the beaten track and provide the opportunity to have an up close and personal encounter with all of French Islands’ natural beauty.
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Enjoy a 75 minute walking tour through the magical Otways bushland in the company of a conservationist guide. The tour also includes a visit to the Research Base, to learn more about projects undertaken by the Conservation Ecology Centre.
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