2-Day Melbourne to Adelaide Tour: Great Ocean Road – Grampians. Explore the wild south-west and discover the hidden treasures of this region with our 2-Day Melbourne to Adelaide Tour!
Take in the sights as you travel from Melbourne to Adelaide on a 2-day tour that features the highlights of the Great Ocean Road and the Grampians. Visit destinations such as Apollo Bay, the Twelve Apostles, and Loch Ard Gorge; look for koalas in the wild and explore the natural beauty and Aboriginal culture of Grampians National Park.
Your tour includes overnight accommodation in the Grampians, two meals, and transportation.
2-Day Melbourne to Adelaide Tour: Great Ocean Road – Grampians
Highlights
- Drive along the World Famous Great Ocean Road
- Explore Otway’s Rainforest with a guided walk
- Visit the spectacular Loch Ard Gorge
- See the impressive 12 Apostles
- Get up close and personal with the amazing Aussie Wildlife
- Explore the magnificent The Grampians National Park
Itinerary
Day 1: Melbourne – Great Ocean Road – Halls Gap
As we leave Melbourne at around 7:00am and pass through the surfing town of Anglesea, we will begin our Great Ocean Road adventure, stopping for morning tea along the way. As we head down the coastline we’ll pass gorgeous ocean scenery.
We will make a quick stop for pictures at the Historic Memorial Arch and Kennett River to spot koalas and see the colorful local birds, including kookaburras, parrots, and lorikeets. Then we will arrive for lunch at Apollo Harbor.
We will continue our journey through the Great Otway Rainforest and head to the Twelve Apostles, one of the most popular landmarks on our path, and arrive at Loch Ard Gorge, where you will learn more about the history of this popular shipwreck spot before crossing Port Campbell township and making our way to the Grampians.
We’ll spend the night in the National Park of the Grampians.
Day 2: Grampians National Park – Adelaide
We will be exploring Grampians National Park today, one of the most popular holiday destinations in Victoria and a region rich in Aboriginal culture set in a stunning and rugged ancient landscape. We’ll embark on a walk through the national park after breakfast and get stunning views of Boroka and Reed’s Lookout.
Next up, for breathtaking views of this gorgeous natural wonder, we’ll visit Mackenzie Falls (or Silverband Falls). We’ll visit the Jaws of Death lookout, or Aboriginal Cave Paintings, if there is enough time.
We will make our way to Adelaide after spending a wonderful day in the National Park.
What’s included?
- Breakfast
- 1 Nights’ accommodation in Halls Gap,
- Grampians All National Park entry fees
- Guided bush walking (~2km total)
- Australian wildlife sightings in there natural habitat
- Expert driver guide, with live tour commentary spoken in English
- Air-conditioned mini-coach travel, small group touring experience
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Last Updated on April 9, 2022 by Tours Editor @ gotravelyourself.com
