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- PRIVATE GREAT OCEAN ROAD
- PRIVATE 2 DAY GREAT OCEAN ROAD
- PRIVATE 3 DAY GREAT OCEAN ROAD AND GRAMPIANS
- PRIVATE 3 DAY MELBOURNE – ADELAIDE
- PRIVATE 3 DAY ADELAIDE – MELBOURNE
- AROUND THE BAY FOR A DAY
- 1 day Evening with Penguins
- 1 day Steam Trains and Great Wines
- 1 DAY GREAT OCEAN ROAD FLY DRIVE
- 2 day Daylesford and Macedon Ranges
- City Sights
- PRIVATE GOLDEN DAY
Private touring is an great way to get the most out of your short time on holiday and get to experience exactly what you want and when you want. Total flexibility is a key to private tours and we make sure from the first conversation to the final goodbye that we listen to what you want.
Private touring perfectly fits our touring philosophy of crafting thoughtful and indulgent day private tours and multi-day experiences that run seamlessly and allow you to to totally relax.
We love the opportunity to create new itineraries and use our immense knowledge of the country. We also love getting off the beaten track and showing you something unique and breathtaking like Aboriginal artworks only accessible by 4 wheel drive that has bought people to tears seeing it.
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This is our vibrant home full of diversity and intrigue. Famous for its love of sport it also has wonderful shopping, a great arts community and sensational food. The city itself is a blend of old and new architecture that perfectly represents its duel eras of prosperity.
Another seaside village that is popular all year round. Many people stop here to see the hundreds of Eastern Grey Kangaroos on the golf course.
This town is set in spectacular Louttit Bay with the steep hills of the Otway ranges coming down to meet the sea. It offers great food, safe beaches and plenty of shopping. These are just some of the great reasons we use it for our lunch spot on all our Great Ocean Road tours.
This quiet beachside haven has an abundance of colourful native birds and an ever-present colony of Koalas.
This town has plenty to offer. It is the home of the regions fishing industry but also the hub to numerous land based activities. It is spectacular from all angles and perspectives and it is no wonder our guests don’t want to leave. Breakfast at the locals favourite Bay Leaf Cafe is a great way to start off our day!
These ranges full of huge Eucalypt trees and lush rainforest are the result of ancient lava flows. Rising abruptly from the Ocean they create a steep and lush backdrop to the Great Ocean Road.
Voted the most recognisable natural feature in Australia. These sculptured limestone stacks are an amazing sight best seen in the morning.
This is our vibrant home full of diversity and intrigue. Famous for its love of sport it also has wonderful shopping, a great arts community and sensational food. The city itself is a blend of old and new architecture that perfectly represents its duel eras of prosperity.
This is our vibrant home full of diversity and intrigue. Famous for its love of sport it also has wonderful shopping, a great arts community and sensational food. The city itself is a blend of old and new architecture that perfectly represents its duel eras of prosperity.
Sitting on Australia’s only north facing bay, Geelong has been transformed in recent times into a beautiful waterfront playground. It is a beautiful gateway and host city to the Great Ocean Road.
Home to the international surf brands ‘Rip Curl’ and ‘Quiksilver, this is surfing heaven. The longest running professional surfing event in the world, the ‘Rip Curl Pro’ takes place every Easter at Bells Beach, Torquay.
One of Australia’s famous beaches. Get a great view of surfers taming the swells generated in the Southern Ocean.
This town is set in spectacular Louttit Bay with the steep hills of the Otway ranges coming down to meet the sea. It offers great food, safe beaches and plenty of shopping. These are just some of the great reasons we use it for our lunch spot on all our Great Ocean Road tours.
This quiet beachside haven has an abundance of colourful native birds and an ever-present colony of Koalas.
This town has plenty to offer. It is the home of the regions fishing industry but also the hub to numerous land based activities. It is spectacular from all angles and perspectives and it is no wonder our guests don’t want to leave. Breakfast at the locals favourite Bay Leaf Cafe is a great way to start off our day!
These ranges full of huge Eucalypt trees and lush rainforest are the result of ancient lava flows. Rising abruptly from the Ocean they create a steep and lush backdrop to the Great Ocean Road.
Voted the most recognisable natural feature in Australia. These sculptured limestone stacks are an amazing sight best seen in the morning.
This is a small village nestled in the limestone cliffs near the 12 Apostles. It looks straight out over the Southern Ocean towards Antarctica. The region regularly gets whales in winter and huge seas through the winter months. Winter in this area might be cold but it is totally exhilarating.
This is our vibrant home full of diversity and intrigue. Famous for its love of sport it also has wonderful shopping, a great arts community and sensational food. The city itself is a blend of old and new architecture that perfectly represents its duel eras of prosperity.
This is our vibrant home full of diversity and intrigue. Famous for its love of sport it also has wonderful shopping, a great arts community and sensational food. The city itself is a blend of old and new architecture that perfectly represents its duel eras of prosperity.
Sitting on Australia’s only north facing bay, Geelong has been transformed in recent times into a beautiful waterfront playground. It is a beautiful gateway and host city to the Great Ocean Road.
Home to the international surf brands ‘Rip Curl’ and ‘Quiksilver, this is surfing heaven. The longest running professional surfing event in the world, the ‘Rip Curl Pro’ takes place every Easter at Bells Beach, Torquay.
One of Australia’s famous beaches. Get a great view of surfers taming the swells generated in the Southern Ocean.
This town is set in spectacular Louttit Bay with the steep hills of the Otway ranges coming down to meet the sea. It offers great food, safe beaches and plenty of shopping. These are just some of the great reasons we use it for our lunch spot on all our Great Ocean Road tours.
This quiet beachside haven has an abundance of colourful native birds and an ever-present colony of Koalas.
This town has plenty to offer. It is the home of the regions fishing industry but also the hub to numerous land based activities. It is spectacular from all angles and perspectives and it is no wonder our guests don’t want to leave. Breakfast at the locals favourite Bay Leaf Cafe is a great way to start off our day!
These ranges full of huge Eucalypt trees and lush rainforest are the result of ancient lava flows. Rising abruptly from the Ocean they create a steep and lush backdrop to the Great Ocean Road.
Voted the most recognisable natural feature in Australia. These sculptured limestone stacks are an amazing sight best seen in the morning.
This is a small village nestled in the limestone cliffs near the 12 Apostles. It looks straight out over the Southern Ocean towards Antarctica. The region regularly gets whales in winter and huge seas through the winter months. Winter in this area might be cold but it is totally exhilarating.
This was once a very sleepy town at the southern end of the Grampians National Park. It is now a destination in itself. When the Royal Mail Hotel was redeveloped into a modern hotel with a superb restaurant everyone wanted to experience it. After being awarded country restaurant of the year twice and receiving numerous
This small town of only 200 people sits between two magnificent sandstone ranges that date back 10’s of millions of years. The animals love this place and we see all sorts of birds flying around, kangaroos lazing about and echidnas and Emus regularly found too. The back roads are where all the magic can be found!
This town was the epicentre of Victorias ‘Gold Rush’ from 1851 to 1854 with gold still being taken from the region today. The highly awarded ‘Sovereign Hill’ and ‘Blood on the Southern Cross’ show portrays the events of the gold rush superbly. Ballarat is also widely acclaimed for its Botanical gardens, archi
This is our vibrant home full of diversity and intrigue. Famous for its love of sport it also has wonderful shopping, a great arts community and sensational food. The city itself is a blend of old and new architecture that perfectly represents its duel eras of prosperity.
This is our vibrant home full of diversity and intrigue. Famous for its love of sport it also has wonderful shopping, a great arts community and sensational food. The city itself is a blend of old and new architecture that perfectly represents its duel eras of prosperity.
Sitting on Australia’s only north facing bay, Geelong has been transformed in recent times into a beautiful waterfront playground. It is a beautiful gateway and host city to the Great Ocean Road.
Home to the international surf brands ‘Rip Curl’ and ‘Quiksilver, this is surfing heaven. The longest running professional surfing event in the world, the ‘Rip Curl Pro’ takes place every Easter at Bells Beach, Torquay.
One of Australia’s famous beaches. Get a great view of surfers taming the swells generated in the Southern Ocean.
This town is set in spectacular Louttit Bay with the steep hills of the Otway ranges coming down to meet the sea. It offers great food, safe beaches and plenty of shopping. These are just some of the great reasons we use it for our lunch spot on all our Great Ocean Road tours.
This quiet beachside haven has an abundance of colourful native birds and an ever-present colony of Koalas.
This town has plenty to offer. It is the home of the regions fishing industry but also the hub to numerous land based activities. It is spectacular from all angles and perspectives and it is no wonder our guests don’t want to leave. Breakfast at the locals favourite Bay Leaf Cafe is a great way to start off our day!
These ranges full of huge Eucalypt trees and lush rainforest are the result of ancient lava flows. Rising abruptly from the Ocean they create a steep and lush backdrop to the Great Ocean Road.
Voted the most recognisable natural feature in Australia. These sculptured limestone stacks are an amazing sight best seen in the morning.
This is a small village nestled in the limestone cliffs near the 12 Apostles. It looks straight out over the Southern Ocean towards Antarctica. The region regularly gets whales in winter and huge seas through the winter months. Winter in this area might be cold but it is totally exhilarating.
This extinct volcanic crater has an abundance of wildlife including Emu, kangaroos and Koalas. It was the site of the state’s first National Park and has an incredible geographical, Aboriginal and early settlement heritage.
This is a prosperous farming town and home to a famous water filled volcanic crater. The stunning ‘Blue Lake’ is fed by local aquifers and changes colour seasonally from a dark to a light blue.
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Sitting on Australia’s only north facing bay, Geelong has been transformed in recent times into a beautiful waterfront playground. It is a beautiful gateway and host city to the Great Ocean Road.
This is our vibrant home full of diversity and intrigue. Famous for its love of sport it also has wonderful shopping, a great arts community and sensational food. The city itself is a blend of old and new architecture that perfectly represents its duel eras of prosperity.
This is our vibrant home full of diversity and intrigue. Famous for its love of sport it also has wonderful shopping, a great arts community and sensational food. The city itself is a blend of old and new architecture that perfectly represents its duel eras of prosperity.
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This is our vibrant home full of diversity and intrigue. Famous for its love of sport it also has wonderful shopping, a great arts community and sensational food. The city itself is a blend of old and new architecture that perfectly represents its duel eras of prosperity.
This is our vibrant home full of diversity and intrigue. Famous for its love of sport it also has wonderful shopping, a great arts community and sensational food. The city itself is a blend of old and new architecture that perfectly represents its duel eras of prosperity.
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This is our vibrant home full of diversity and intrigue. Famous for its love of sport it also has wonderful shopping, a great arts community and sensational food. The city itself is a blend of old and new architecture that perfectly represents its duel eras of prosperity.
Voted the most recognisable natural feature in Australia. These sculptured limestone stacks are an amazing sight best seen in the morning.
The site of a famous shipwreck in 1878. Hear the incredible story of the two survivors and hold some original artefacts from the ill fated ship.
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This is a small village nestled in the limestone cliffs near the 12 Apostles. It looks straight out over the Southern Ocean towards Antarctica. The region regularly gets whales in winter and huge seas through the winter months. Winter in this area might be cold but it is totally exhilarating.
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This is our vibrant home full of diversity and intrigue. Famous for its love of sport it also has wonderful shopping, a great arts community and sensational food. The city itself is a blend of old and new architecture that perfectly represents its duel eras of prosperity.
This is our vibrant home full of diversity and intrigue. Famous for its love of sport it also has wonderful shopping, a great arts community and sensational food. The city itself is a blend of old and new architecture that perfectly represents its duel eras of prosperity.
Musk is a small settlement near Daylesford and is the home of Passing Clouds Vineyard, Istra Smallgoods and the Daylesford Cidery.
Beginning as a goldrush town in 1852, Daylesford is now famous for its abundance of naturally occurring mineral springs, artisan food and wine producers, its architecture, its lakes and its tranquil ambience. Surrounded by lush farmland and forests, Daylesford is one of the most famous holiday towns in Australia.
Settled by gold prospectors in the 1850’s Trentham is now a hidden gem tucked beside the Wombat State Forest. After heavy rain Trentham Falls are a spectacular sight. It has a number of notable hotels and is the home of the famous Red Beard Bakery.
Founded in 1850, Kyneton sits on the banks of the Campaspe River. It boasts many fine examples of bluestone architecture and has become one of the premier places in Victoria for artisan food and wine producers to showcase their products in the famous Piper St precinct.
With a superb view of the mysterious Hanging Rock, this vineyard is a perfect place for cool climate wine production. Established in 1982 Hanging Rock Vineyard is famous for its sparkling Macedon and Heathcote Shiraz.
Rising to 1001 metres, the mount commands majestic views to Melbourne and over the western plains. It is a showcase for hill properties and magnificent gardens and famous for the memorial cross near the summit.
This is our vibrant home full of diversity and intrigue. Famous for its love of sport it also has wonderful shopping, a great arts community and sensational food. The city itself is a blend of old and new architecture that perfectly represents its duel eras of prosperity.
This is our vibrant home full of diversity and intrigue. Famous for its love of sport it also has wonderful shopping, a great arts community and sensational food. The city itself is a blend of old and new architecture that perfectly represents its duel eras of prosperity.
This is our vibrant home full of diversity and intrigue. Famous for its love of sport it also has wonderful shopping, a great arts community and sensational food. The city itself is a blend of old and new architecture that perfectly represents its duel eras of prosperity.
This town was the epicentre of Victorias ‘Gold Rush’ from 1851 to 1854 with gold still being taken from the region today. The highly awarded ‘Sovereign Hill’ and ‘Blood on the Southern Cross’ show portrays the events of the gold rush superbly. Ballarat is also widely acclaimed for its Botanical gardens, archi
This is our vibrant home full of diversity and intrigue. Famous for its love of sport it also has wonderful shopping, a great arts community and sensational food. The city itself is a blend of old and new architecture that perfectly represents its duel eras of prosperity.