A 3 Day Melbourne to Adelaide Road Tour offers a chance to explore stunning scenery and sights along the coast. Travellers can enjoy the splendour of gorgeous beaches and sandy coasts while also having the opportunity to see a variety of Australian animals, making for an unforgettable journey for everyone. A well-planned tour will help you negotiate extreme weather and unusual conditions, resulting in a seamless travel experience. With the help of an experienced travel counsellor, you’ll discover the hidden gems of this incredible road trip, improving your experience and leaving lasting memories.
This three-day Melbourne to Adelaide tour is the perfect adventure for anyone travelling to Adelaide, with three full days of beaches, mountains, rainforest, and wildlife. Travel down the Great Ocean Road, taking in all of the sights until you reach Warrnambool. Before travelling to Adelaide, visit the Grampians National Park. From beach sunsets to sunrises across high mountain ranges, this excursion will take you deep into Victoria’s outback.
Highlights
- Explore the iconic Twelve Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge, and Shipwreck Coast.
- A guaranteed bushwalk in the Otways. Visit the rainforest to observe koalas and other wildlife.
- Surf Coast beaches, seaside towns, and breathtaking coastal views.
- Historic Great Ocean Road Memorial Arch.
- Overnight stay in Warrnambool.
- Explore Tower Hill National Park, take a coastal walk, and glimpse whales in winter.
- Visit an extinct volcano.
- Overnight at Halls Gap’s Brambuk Aboriginal Culture Centre.
- Bushwalks in the Grampians and Gariwerd National Park.
- Hike to the base of Mackenzie Falls.
- Experience the beauty of Boroka Lookout and Lake Bellfield on our guaranteed Australian Wildlife Melbourne Tour.
Day 1: Highlights
- Visit an iconic Australian beach to watch surfers, or take a beach walk to feel the sand between your toes.
- Historic Memorial Arch: Excellent photo opportunity.
- Seaside villages: Experience the feel of little coastal villages.
- Wildlife spotting: See wild Koalas, Kookaburras, Parrots, and Lorikeets.
- Rainforest: A guided bushwalk through the historic Otway Rainforest
- Visit the spectacular Twelve Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge, which features towering limestone cliffs.
- Visit the collapsed London Bridge overlook.
- Stay overnight in the coastal town of Warrnambool.
Day 2: Warrnambool and Grampians National Park
- Warrnambool Clifftop/Coastal Walk: Walk along the picturesque clifftop, keeping an eye out for seals frolicking along the shoreline.
- Whale Watching: Look for Southern Right whales at Logan’s Beach during the birthing season (June–September).
- Tower Hill National Park offers a bush and nature hike inside a 30,000-year-old extinct volcano!
- Mount Rouse: From the top of this old volcano, you can see the surrounding volcanic plains, including the Southern Grampians.
- Halls Gap: Spend some time in the heart of the Grampians exploring this charming rural Australian town.
- Explore the history and culture of the Jardwadjali and Djab Wurrung tribes.
- Climb Chautauqua Peak or The Pinnacle.
- Hike to the top of this amazing vantage point for vistas that will captivate your spirit for a lifetime.
- Aussie BBQ: Help prepare a traditional Aussie BBQ for tonight’s meal at your lodging.
Overnight in the Grampians.
Day 3: Visit Grampians National Park.
- Grampians Tour in the National Park: Home of the Kangaroos, Wallabies, Koalas, Emus, Birds, and Echidnas; ‘A natural utopia’
- MacKenzie Falls, also known as Silverband Falls, is a tremendous waterfall that may be reached at its base.
- Take some time to chill off in the refreshing mist.
- Reeds Lookout or Lake Bellfield offer amazing views.
- Jaws of Death: An incredible experience as you stroll out to the famed rock structure high above the Victoria Valley.
- Adelaide: Plan your next adventure in Adelaide. (Transfer Coach works in cooperation with V-Line)
Pick up times & locations?
6:50am – Pullman Albert Park – 65 Queens Road Albert Park
6:55am – Pegasus Apartments Hotel – 206 A’Beckett St, Melbourne
6:58am – Brady Apartment Hotel Hardware Lane – 388 Lonsdale St, Melbourne
7:00am – Melbourne Marriott Hotel – corner of Exhibition St & Lonsdale St, Melbourne
7:00am – Nomads St Kilda Beach – 17 Carlisle St St Kilda
7:05am – Space Hotel – 380 Russell St, Melbourne
7:10am – Grand Hyatt Melbourne – 54 Russell St hotel entrance, Melbourne
7:15am – Windsor Hotel – 111 Spring St, Melbourne
7:20am – Adina Apartment Hotel – 630 Little Collins St, Melbourne
7:20am – Mercure Melbourne Southbank – 9 Riverside Quay Southbank
7:25am – The Savoy Hotel – 630 Little Collins St, Melbourne
7:25am – Crown Towers – 8 Whiteman St Queens Bridge St, Southbank
7:30am – Pan Pacific Melbourne – 2 Convention Centre Pl South Wharf
7:30am – The Great Southern Hotel – 44 Spencer St, Melbourne
7:35am – Immigration Museum, 400 Flinders St cnr Market St, Melbourne
Pricing options?
Tour With Hostel Dorm accommodation: $565 per person
Age Restrictions: 18+
Private room upgrades?
What's included?
- Accommodation (2 Nights)
- 2 Breakfasts (Days 2 & 3)
- 1 Dinner (Day 2)
- Friendly and informative tour guide
- All National Park entry fees
- Courtesy inner city pickup
What you need to bring?
- Water bottle
- Hat, sunscreen, sunglasses
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Warm and cool clothing
- Flashlight
- Camera
- Towel and toiletries
- Insect repellent
- Spending money
- A sense of adventure
OPTIONAL ADD ONS
a) Helicopter flight over 12 Apostles $175
For private tour groups, contact our charters team at [email protected] for more information.
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FAQ
What destinations will we visit during this tour?
Is it feasible to book the tour if I'm travelling alone?
Solo travellers are welcome because they provide an excellent opportunity to meet new people and exchange experiences.
Will transportation be provided throughout the tour?
Transportation between Melbourne and Adelaide is included.
What safety protocols are followed during the tour?
Tour operators are responsible for implementing safety precautions such as conducting vehicle safety checks, hiring first-aid-trained guides, and adhering to local health and safety requirements.
What age groups commonly book this Melbourne to Adelaide tour?
Do you accommodate dietary restrictions on the tour?
How much luggage can I bring?
Everyone is allowed to bring one large bag (ideally a soft pack) weighing up to 23kg and a day pack to carry essential goods on the bus, such as a camera, water bottle, and sunscreen. The bus transports lockable trailers for luggage storage.
