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| Tour | Days | Operator | Code | Full Itinerary |
| City Highlights | 5 | SDT1 | ||
| Great Ocean Road | 5 | SDT2 |
Tour Code: SDT1
This self-drive tour is a journey between the two biggest cities in Australia with a stop en route in the Nations Capital.
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Your Day by Day Itinerary
Day 1 - Melbourne to Albury (308 km)
Pick up you rental vehicle and depart Melbourne for the twin cities of
Albury/Wodonga. Albury-Wodonga straddles the New South Wales and Victorian
border on Australian's largest river, the Murray. En route we recommend,
that you stop in the historical town of Beechworth - famous for it's Gold
Rush past, where more than 30 buildings have been classified by the National
Trust, and if time allows browse through the antique shops of neighbouring
Yackandandah. Accommodation: The Greentree Inn, Albury
Day 2 - Albury to Canberra (349km)
This morning, depart Albury and head along the Hume Highway to Australia's
National Capital - Canberra. Don't forget to stop in the quintessential
Australian town of Gundagai on the Murrumbidgee River, which is the home
of the famous Dog on the Tuckerbox statue. Accommodation: The Canberra
Rex
Day 3 - Canberra
Today is at leisure to explore Australia's National Capital. Parliament
House, the Australian War Memorial and the Prime Minister's official residence"
The Lodge" are just a few of the many places worth visiting. Around Lake
Burley Griffin, you will find national attractions, monuments in their
own rights but full of wonderful exhibits that convey a sense of Australia's
history, culture and lifestyle. Maybe, visit the 195 metre high Telstra
Tower on Black Mountain for a great view of the National Capital. Accommodation:
The Canberra Rex
Day 4 - Canberra to Sydney (298km) approximate
A drive of less than 4 hours will take you past the scenic southern highlands
of New South Wales, including villages such as Berrima, Moss Vale and
Bowral. Make sure to stop in Berrima, a former penal outpost - Berrima
Gaol was once among the most feared penal institutions in the colony.
Many of its sandstone cottages in the town now survive as arts and crafts
stores bakeries, tearooms and a good old-fashioned sweet shop. Accommodation:
The Cambridge Park Inn
Day 5 - Depart Sydney
Today, it's time to drop off your rental car in Sydney
Prices Per Person
| Single | Twin | Triple | |
| 01Apr01-31Mar02 |
$862 |
$432 | $339 |
Tour Code: SDT2
This tour take you along the one of the most scenic coastal routes in the world, the Great Ocean Road, seeing many beautiful regions of Victoria and South Australia.
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Your Day by Day Itinerary
Day 1 - Melbourne to Lorne (140km)
Pick up your rental vehicle and leave Melbourne and drive to Lorne, the
seaside resort nestled between mountains and ocean. We recommend your
first stop of the day be Geelong, best viewed from Ceres Lookout. A drive
along the waterfront depicts Geelong's past and present, the old mansions,
wool stores and piers and the new industries, wharves and container terminal.
Drive through Torquay, the surf centre of Victoria. Beyond Anglesea is
the start of the Great Ocean Road, one of the world's most spectacular
Scenic Coastal routes. Accommodation: Lorne Main Beach Motor Inn (Green
Flag Pass)
Day 2 - Lorne to Port Fairy (233km)
Depart Port Fairy and head for the coastal town Apollo Bay, from there
the road climbs over the Otway Ranges before reaching Port Campbell National
Park, the home of the 12 Apostles. Ensure to stop at all the vantage points
to view Loch Ard Gorge, London Bridge to name but a few. The town of Warrnambool
is also worth visiting. Accommodation: Seacombe House Motor Inn (Pink
Flag Pass)
Day 3 - Port Fairy to Mount Gambier (171km)
Follow the Princess Highway and depart Victoria for South Australia. Pass
through Portland and maybe take a detour to Bridgewater Bay, a wild pristine
piece of coast. Just a short drive and you reach South Australia and head
for Mount Gambier and the Blue Lake. Accommodation: International Motel
Mount Gambier
Day 4 - Mount Gambier to Adelaide (459km)
Perhaps explore the Tantanoola Caves before departing the Mount Gambier
region. Return to the coastline and the fishing townships of Beachport,
Robe and Kingston. Don't forget to take a picture of "Larry the Lobster"
one of Kingston's icons! Enjoy a walk through the German town of Hahndorf
before entering Adelaide through the Mount Lofty Ranges. Accommodation:
The Grosvenor Vista
Day 5 - Adelaide
Drop off your rental car before departing Adelaide.
Prices Per Person
| Single | Twin | Triple | |
| 01Apr01-31Mar02 | $806 | $470 | $346 |