Dive into the heart of the city with a privately guided city tour. Over four hours and starting at a time entirely up to you, your local host will lead you through Melbourne’s iconic laneways, showcasing the city’s mix of history, architecture, and art scenes. Discover independent boutiques, local designers, and specialty retailers unique to the city, with a stop at a chocolate salon for a sweet treat along the way. The tour includes a one-course lunch and a glass of local wine or beer, offering a perfect taste of Melbourne’s culinary scene.

Today you’ll set out on a full-day journey along the iconic Great Ocean Road, one of the world’s most scenic coastal drives. Stretching 243 kilometers along Victoria’s southern coast, this route showcases dramatic cliffs, secluded beaches, lush rainforest, and charming seaside towns.

Stop at famed spots like Bells Beach, known for its surf culture, and Lorne, a vibrant coastal village perfect for a beachside stroll. Keep an eye out for koalas in the wild at Kennett River and enjoy fresh local seafood in Apollo Bay. Continue inland through the rainforest of Cape Otway before arriving at Port Campbell National Park, home to the stunning limestone sea stacks of The Twelve Apostles.

Explore scenic coves, dramatic lookouts, and hear stories of shipwrecks and romance as your guide brings the coastline’s history to life. After a full day of discovery, return to Melbourne for the evening.

Today you’ll journey from Melbourne to South Australia’s renowned Barossa Valley, beginning with a private transfer to the airport for your short flight to Adelaide. Upon arrival, your driver will meet you for a scenic transfer to the Barossa, just over an hour from the city.

One of Australia’s most celebrated wine regions, the Barossa is made up of a collection of small towns rich in history, character, and vineyard-draped landscapes. Explore the region’s charming communities—from Tanunda’s iconic Chateau Tanunda and Nuriootpa’s celebrated cellar doors to the German-influenced village of Angaston and the rolling foothills of Lyndoch. You may also stop at the remarkable Whispering Wall in Williamstown, an acoustic marvel over a century old. This evening is yours to relax and enjoy the valley at your own pace.

Today, enjoy a full-day Barossan wine experience: a private 6.5-hour journey through the region’s rich winemaking heritage and evolving wine scene. Begin with a visit to one of the Barossa’s historic wineries—such as Yalumba or Langmeil—known for their classic varietals and deep regional roots.

From there, shift to the modern side of Barossa with a tasting at a boutique producer experimenting with new blends and techniques. Midday, enjoy a seasonally inspired multi-course lunch at the acclaimed FINO restaurant. In the afternoon, cap off your experience with a tasting at a top producer of Barossa Shiraz before returning to your accommodation for the evening.

This morning, you’ll transfer by private car from the Barossa Valley to Adelaide. Known as Australia’s wine and festival capital, Adelaide offers a vibrant yet relaxed urban experience, surrounded by parklands, greenspace, and filled with character.

Spend the afternoon at your leisure; browse the stalls at the Adelaide Central Market, the largest undercover market in the southern hemisphere, hop on a tram to the lively beachside suburb of Glenelg, or unwind at the hotel.

Start your day with a private half-day Food and City tour, blending local flavor with city history. Begin at the iconic Adelaide Central Market for tastings of regional produce, then explore the cultural landmarks along North Terrace. In Adelaide Arcade, learn about antique jewelry sourcing from a local artisan before finishing in the East End with a glass of wine and a shared cheese platter at a stylish wine bar.

After the tour, a private transfer will take you to Adelaide Airport for your onward flight to Sydney. Upon arrival in Sydney, settle in and enjoy your first look at the city’s stunning setting and energy. From iconic landmarks like the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge to Bondi Beach, The Rocks, and the stylish shops and eateries of Paddington, Sydney offers an exciting mix of culture, coastline, and cuisine.

Today, venture into the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains on a full-day private tour. Begin with a visit to Calmsley Hill, a working farm where you can enjoy morning tea and see native wildlife such as kangaroos, emus, wombats, and koalas in a natural setting.

Continue to Eaglehawk Lookout for stunning, crowd-free views of the iconic Three Sisters rock formation, whose colors shift with the changing light. Enjoy a leisurely lunch at Echoes Restaurant, perched on the edge of the escarpment with panoramic views of the surrounding cliffs and rainforest. In the afternoon, stop at Govetts Leap, one of Australia’s most celebrated lookouts, before ending the day at the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, home to diverse flora and the rare Wollemi Pine. Return to Sydney in the late afternoon.

Today you’ll experience two iconic sites in Sydney: its world-renowned Opera House and iconic harbor. Begin with a private guided tour of the Sydney Opera House, where you’ll explore one of the most celebrated buildings of the 20th century. Over the course of an hour, your guide will share the dramatic story behind Danish architect Jorn Utzon’s visionary design and the challenges he faced. You’ll visit one of the working venues inside the Opera House and enjoy a rich multimedia presentation that brings to life memorable moments from past performances.

Later, embark on a 4-hour Sydney Harbor lunch cruise. Cruise past famous landmarks like the Harbour Bridge and Opera House as your crew shares stories about the city’s past and present. Enjoy a three-course lunch starting with an entrée at Watsons Bay, followed by a stop at a harborside restaurant in Balmoral for your main course. Indulge in dessert and a cheese platter with a wine pairing while cruising past the Spit Bridge, and, weather permitting, enjoy a swim before returning to the main harbor.

Your day begins with a 3.5-hour privately guided food tour that blends Sydney’s food, history, and culture. Beginning at Customs House, you’ll trace the evolution of Australian cuisine with stops for coffee, snacks, and stories along the way. Discover Sydney’s lively café culture, stroll through the historic Queen Victoria Building, and finish with a shared grazing platter of native Australian foods at an Aboriginal-led restaurant beneath the sails of the Opera House, overlooking Sydney Harbour.

In the evening, experience the city from a new perspective with the Twilight BridgeClimb. After a safety briefing, follow your guide along catwalks and ladders to the summit of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, 134 meters above the water. As day turns to night, take in sweeping 360-degree views of the Opera House, Blue Mountains, and harbor lights.

Say goodbye to Australia and head to the airport to catch your departing flight.