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Sydney and South
Best for
Adventure Travelers, Couples
Duration
6N/7D
Season
September–April
Difficulty
Easy
Vibe
Adventure, Active
Sydney and South
6N/7D, 2 cities, From ≈ $1,620
per person, twin sharing
A$1 ≈ $0.7012
A Tibro Journey
Six nights, two cities. Sydney's harbour and the sails of the Opera House, then Melbourne's lanes, coffee, and the road out to the Twelve Apostles.
Classic Australia 6N is a 6N/7D adventure journey through Australia. Highlights include Great Ocean Road, Sydney Showboat, Blue Mountains.
Signature Moments
Three Mornings You'll Remember
No. 01
Great Ocean Road
Great Ocean Road
No. 02
Sydney Showboat
Sydney Showboat
No. 03
Blue Mountains
Blue Mountains
No. 01
Great Ocean Road
Great Ocean Road
No. 02
Sydney Showboat
Sydney Showboat
No. 03
Blue Mountains
Blue Mountains
Day by Day
6N/7D, in order
Day 1
Sydney
On arrival at Sydney Airport, transfer to your Hotel. Check-In at Hotel & Relax or set out to explore this vibrant city (on own). Evening proceed (on own) to King Street to explore this beautiful & magical city. Later we enjoy a 3 Hr Sydney Showboat Cruise with Indian Dinner. The Sydney Harbour dinner cruises are simply breathtaking and are often considered as the best dining option. Sydney Showboats is a unique, paddle-wheeler cruise with theater-style interiors and wrap-around verandas exuding an irresistible old-world charm. There are numerous Sydney Harbour dinner cruises, but nothing compares to that of Sydney Showboats. Enjoy a delicious dinner at a reserved table, complete with polite & friendly waiter service. Post dinner, you are treated to a 1-hour live cabaret show – ‘Voyage of Love’, showcasing the best of music, dance and theatre expressions by an internationally acclaimed troupe. A cavalcade of ever-changing performances and costumes that is sure to get you excited, it showcases the cultural elements of iconic world locations, all while celebrating the universal language of love!
Day 2
Sydney
After enjoying breakfast at hotel we proceed for Half Day Sydney City Tour. Explore the highlights of Sydney on a 4-hour tour that can be the perfect kick-start to your time in the city. See the hot spots and tourist icons with an expert guide who will provide you with all the information you need as a first time visitor. Snap photos of Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge; visit the glamorous Bondi Beach; travel through The Rocks and Paddington; and take in the views from Mrs. Macquarie’s Point. Option to see the Sydney Opera House (entrance additional) located on the banks of Sydney Harbour, it is widely regarded as one of the world's most famous and distinctive buildings and a masterpiece of 20th century architecture. Using your Merlin 4 in 1 attraction pass you can explore SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo, Madame Tussauds Sydney or Sydney Tower Eye at your own pass. The Combination Pass, is the only ticket that let you see koalas and kangaroos, plus one of the world’s largest crocodiles , walk underwater amongst sharks , visit a dugong and experience the best views of Sydney.
Day 3
Sydney
Enjoy early breakfast at your hotel & today we proceed for a full day excursion to Blue Mountains. Escape the city and discover the beauty of the Blue Mountains on this full-day wilderness and wildlife adventure. Offering visitors the chance to connect with the landscapes on a deeper level, this jam-packed day trip includes visits to sacred Indigenous landmarks where you’ll learn about the rich history of the region. You’ll also have the chance to see koalas and kangaroos.
Day 4
Melbourne
Today after breakfast we transfer you to Sydney Airport for your flight (on own) to Melbourne. Meet our local representative in arrivals and head to your Hotel for Check-In. Compact and diverse, Melbourne is a perfect playground for adventurers and wildlife lovers, foodies and road trippers. Discover remote beaches and rugged coastlines, alpine outlooks and lush forests, all within easy reach of Melbourne, Australia's culinary capital. On arrival our representative will transfer you to your hotel.
Day 5
Melbourne
Enjoy breakfast at your hotel. Today we proceed for a Half Day City Tour of Melbourne. We will explore the best city sights that Melbourne has to offer; from famous sporting complexes like the Melbourne Cricket Ground to Parliament House - the largest 19th Century building in Australia! Next in line is the historic Queen Victoria Markets, the largest open air market in the Southern Hemisphere. Stretch your legs at the Fitzroy Gardens and enjoy the urban greenery, a slice of nature in the heart of Melbourne CBD. The tour will end in city centre of Melbourne. Later we proceed for 1 Hour Tour of Melbourne Cricket Ground. Enjoy Guided Tour of Melbourne Cricket Ground - Go behind-the-scenes at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) and discover what makes Australia one of the greatest sporting nations. You'll learn more about the significance of mighty 'G, and the rich history of sports in Australia as you wander around with your guide. Soak in the moment you step foot on the world-famous turf and take a peek of all areas normally closed off to the public, including player change rooms, the Ron Casey Media Centre, member only areas such as the Long Room and more.
Day 6
Melbourne
Experience this majestic coastal drive in style with your small group and enjoy time to relax and fully appreciate the wonders of this world-famous touring route. Stay on the lookout for some very special animals including whales, dolphins, echidnas and bandicoots. Your camera will get a good workout along this exciting journey where we will stop for plenty of photo opportunities. Your next stop will be at Apollo Bay, a tranquil seaside town which is most noteworthy for its setting among the soft rolling hills. It offers a great selection of cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy some local lunch (included). Following this, we will enjoy a walk in the forest in the Otway Ranges. A truly unique day out, capped off by a visit to the ancient rock formations of the Twelve Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge.
Day 7
Melbourne
After breakfast, check out of the hotel and proceed to Melbourne airport, as per your flight schedule to board flight for your hometown or onward destination. *** END OF SERVICES *** * Rates per pax, commissionable and expressed in AUD dollars. - Melbourne Tullamarine Airport Melbourne CBD Hotel to Melbourne Tullamarine Airport - Sydney Airport to Sydney CBD Hotel to Sydney Airport - Remarks: Transfers have to be between 2000 Hrs – 0800 Hrs / Supplement charges are applicable for transfers at odd hours. Please check your flight timings and book accordingly. Sightseeing as mentioned below on Seat-in-Coach basis:
Where You'll Stay
Hand-Picked Hotels
Melbourne
Hyatt Palace Essedon Fields
Sydney
Adge Hotel & Residences
Melbourne
Hyatt Palace Essedon Fields
Sydney
Adge Hotel & Residences
Honestly
Things most travel sites won't tell you.
On-the-ground details your designer wishes every guest knew before they landed.
Things to Look Out For
The distances are real
Australia is the size of Europe, and the map flattens that. Sydney to Melbourne is an hour's flight, not a drive, and Perth is four hours in the air from the east coast. Plan on internal flights between cities, not roads, and don't try to 'pop over' to the reef or the Red Centre on a whim. The country is far bigger than a two-city trip lets on.
The sun bites
The ozone is thin over Australia and the sun is genuinely fierce, even on a mild day. Locals say 'slip, slop, slap' and mean it. A morning at Bondi without sunscreen will leave you red by lunch. Hat, high-factor cream, and a shirt for the middle of the day; the UV index here runs higher than almost anywhere you've burned before.
The coffee is serious
Australia takes its coffee more seriously than almost anywhere, and the vocabulary is its own. A 'flat white' was arguably invented here, a 'long black' is an Americano upside down, and asking for a 'latte' in a good Melbourne bar marks you as a tourist. The chains struggle here because the independent cafés are so good. Drink it where the locals queue.
- №1
The distances are real
Australia is the size of Europe, and the map flattens that. Sydney to Melbourne is an hour's flight, not a drive, and Perth is four hours in the air from the east coast. Plan on internal flights between cities, not roads, and don't try to 'pop over' to the reef or the Red Centre on a whim. The country is far bigger than a two-city trip lets on.
- №2
The sun bites
The ozone is thin over Australia and the sun is genuinely fierce, even on a mild day. Locals say 'slip, slop, slap' and mean it. A morning at Bondi without sunscreen will leave you red by lunch. Hat, high-factor cream, and a shirt for the middle of the day; the UV index here runs higher than almost anywhere you've burned before.
- №3
The coffee is serious
Australia takes its coffee more seriously than almost anywhere, and the vocabulary is its own. A 'flat white' was arguably invented here, a 'long black' is an Americano upside down, and asking for a 'latte' in a good Melbourne bar marks you as a tourist. The chains struggle here because the independent cafés are so good. Drink it where the locals queue.
The Details
What's Included
Not Included
- 5% Government Service Tax is applicable addition on the total invoice.
- 20% Tax Collected at Source (TCS) – claimable
- PCR Test unless mentioned
Plan Your Timing
When to Go
Australia is a continent, so the answer depends where you go, but the broad window for the southern cities. Sydney, Melbourne, the wine country. Is the spring-to-autumn stretch of September to April, when the days are long and warm without the deep-winter chill of June to August. The tropical north flips: Cairns and the reef are best in the dry season from May to October, while December to March there is hot, wet, and stinger season in the sea. Sydney and Melbourne stay pleasant through their summer; only the interior and the far north truly bake.
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