| 4D3N MELBOURNE HIGHLIGHTS | |
| Package Itinerary | |
| CHILD FRIENDLY | |
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Day 01: Arrival Melbourne (Tullamarine Airport)
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| Sit In Coach (SIC) Airport Transfer to your selected Melbourne hotel. Specific instructions to locate transfer service will be provided. If meet and greet service is required, additional fees apply. | |
| Tickets included in package: Arrival Shared Coach Transfer from Airport to Hotel. | |
| Day 02: Melbourne | |
| After breakfast in the hotel, proceed for: | |
| 1 Day Reverse Great Ocean Road & Rainforest Tour (with lunch & dinner) (Departs Daily) | |
| Includes: Morning tea, lunch, dinner, park entry fees, courtesy inner city accommodation pickup and drop off and a friendly & informative tour guide. | |
| Tour Highlights | |
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Colac Park – Enjoy complimentary morning tea at your first stop to the Great Ocean Road London Bridge or Gibson Steps – Enjoy a short walk to one of these spectacular rock formations Loch Ard Gorge – Towering limestone cliffs, and amazing shipwreck tales 12 Apostles – View the beautiful limestone stacks that form the mighty 12 Apostles Otways Rainforest – Feel dwarfed as you stroll past some of the tallest species of trees in the world Picnic Lunch – Enjoy a picnic lunch along the Great Ocean Road Apollo Bay – Quaint seaside town stop for refreshments Wild Koalas and Wildlife Viewing – Spot wild koalas and beautiful coloured native birds Coastal Views – Experience world class coastal views as we wind our way along the Great Ocean Road Lorne & Anglesea – Pass through popular seaside resort towns Beach Walk – Get some sand between your toes Memorial Arch – Take some pictures at the historic Great Ocean Road Memorial Arch Surf Beach – Watch the surfers at an iconic Aussie beach Dinner in Torquay – Enjoy a delicious Aussie barbecue or pizza dinner before returning to Melbourne |
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| Day 03: Melbourne | |
| After breakfast in the hotel, proceed for: | |
| Phillip Island Penguin Parade & Wildlife Adventure Tour (Departs Daily) | |
| Includes: Morning tea or afternoon tea, lunch, park entry fees, wildlife viewing, courtesy inner city accommodation pickup and drop off and a friendly and informative tour guide. | |
| Tour Highlights | |
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Australian Wildlife Park – Feed the Kangaroos, get up close to Koalas, Emus, Wombats, Dingoes, Tasmanian Devils and various Birdlife; a photographer's dream! Chocolate Factory and/or Woolamai Beach – Visit Phillip Island's delicious chocolate factory (retail section) or take a stroll on the rugged surf beach of Cape Woolamai Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit – Take a look at where the action happens! Swan Lake* – Wander and spy wetland birds and wallabies from the hidden observation platforms Seal Rocks – Watch the seals play from special observation cameras The Nobbies – Visit the award winning Nobbies Information Centre The Blowhole – View the powerful ocean force as it creates a blowhole Summerlands – Observe the thunderous surf beneath the sheer- cliff faces. Penguin Parade – Watch the magic as the world’s smallest penguins appear out of the surf |
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| Tour marked with * may be omitted due to seasonal changes. | |
| Day 04 : Melbourne Departure | |
| After breakfast in the hotel, your day is at free at leisure until your transfers to Melbourne Tullamarine Airport. | |
| Tickets included in package: Departure Shared Coach Transfer to Airport |
| HOTEL BACKOUT DATES & SURCHARGES |
| Blackout Dates |
| Ibis Style Kingsgate: Blackout: 17, 18 Jun, 23, 26 & 29 Jul & 30 Sep 2016, 1-2 Oct (AFL Grand Final 2016), 29 Oct – 06 Nov (Spring Racing Carnival), 31 Dec 16- 01 Jan 17 (NYE), 16 – 29 Jan 17 (Australia Open Tennis), 16-19 Mar 17(F1GP) |
| Mercure Welcome: Blackout: 01 Oct 16 (AFL Grand Final), 29 Oct – 01 Nov 16 ( Spring Racing Carnival), 31 Dec 16 (NYE), 16 -29 Jan 17 (Australian Open Tennis), 16 – 19 March 17 (F1 GP) |
| Swanston Hotel, Grand Mercure: Blackout: 01 Oct 16 (AFL Grand Final), 29 Oct – 01 Nov 16 ( Spring Racing Carnival), 31 Dec 16 (NYE), 16 -29 Jan 17 (Australian Open Tennis), 16 – 19 March 17 (F1 GP) |
| Surcharges |
| Ibis Styles Melbourne: Surcharge A$209 Per room per night for 01 Oct 16 (AFL Grand Final 2016), 28 Oct – 03 Nov (Spring Racing Carnival), 16 – 22 Jan (Australia Open Tennis), TBC 17 -20 March 17 (F1GP)/ surcharge A$147 Per room per night for 27 Jan – 4 Feb 17 (CNY) |
| Fraser Place Melbourne: Surcharge AUD150 Per room per night 29 Oct– 05 Nov16 ( Melbourne Cup Carnival), TBC 16 -29 Jan 17 (Australian Open Tennis), TBC 16-19 March 17 (Australian F1 Grand Prix) |
| Causeway Properties: Surcharge AUD78 Per room per night with Min 2N Stay for 3 Nov 16, 31 Dec16 ,16 – 29 Jan 17( Australia Open Tennis); Surcharge AUD90 Per room per night with Min 2N Stay for 01 Oct 16 (AFL Grand Final) , 28 Oct – 01 Nov 2016 (Spring Racing Carnival), TBC 16-19 March 17 (F1 GP date TBC) |
| Rydges On Swanston Melbourne: Surcharge AUD110 Per room per night with Min 3N Stay 01 Oct 16 (AFL Grand Final 2016), 28 Oct – 1 Nov 16 (Spring Racing Carnival),31 Dec 16, 16 -29 Jan 17 (Australia Open Tennis) |
| Rydges Melbourne: Surcharge AUD110 Per room per night with Min 3N stay for 01 Oct 16 (AFL Grand Final 2016), 28 Oct – 1 Nov 16 (Spring Racing Carnival),31 Dec 16, 16 -29 Jan 17 (Australia Open Tennie),Every Fri – Sun March 17 (F1 GP) |
| Hotel Grand Chancellor Melbourne: Surcharge AUD151 Per room per night on 01 Oct 16 (AFL Grand Final), surcharge A$119 Per room per night 29 Oct – 5 Nov 16 (Spring Racing Carnival)/ 31 Dec 16 (NYE)/ 16-29 Jan 17 (Australian Open Tennis), Surcharge A$184 Per room per night on 18 Feb 17 (White Night)/TBC March 17 (F1 Grand Prix) |
| HOTEL TERMS & CONDITIONS |
| Hotel Sophia |
| Plated Breakfast |
| Room subject to surcharge application, date & rate to be advise. |
| Child no bed can only apply for child below 6 years old. |
| (Hotel STRICTLY ONLY accepts credit cards for check-in deposits, Cash is NOT accepted.) |
| Tune Hotel Melbourne |
| Double Room Max. Occupancy (2A+1CNB). |
| Child no bed must below 5 years old. |
| Great Southern Hotel Melbourne |
| Twin room surcharge S$25 per room per night. |
| The 4th Person will only be charged for breakfast at SGD 24 per day. |
| Ibis Styles Kingsgate (FREE WIFI) |
| Triple Room only available for 01 Double + 01 Single. |
| Family room 01 Double + 02 Single. |
| Fraser Place Melbourne |
| Continental Breakfast (with 4 x Hot Dishes). |
| NO Housekeeping service on Sun & PH |
| Causeway Inn on the Mall – Triple MUST be Superior Room. |
| Melbourne Marriott (FREE WIFI) |
| Room subject to surcharge application, date & rate to be advise. |
| Bedding configuration strictly 02 double / 01 Queen (no extra bed). |
| Park Hyatt |
| Room subject to surcharge application, date & rate to be advise. |
| MELBOURNE TRAVEL TIPS | |
| WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO TRAVEL TO MELBOURNE??? |
Most Melbourne attractions and places of interests are not affected by the different seasons hence, tourists can be seen arriving into Melbourne all year round. (MARCH TO MAY) – During autumn, (March, April and May) visitors will be able to travel in comfortable weather while enjoying the changing colors of the city. Melbourne Fashion Festival and Formula 1 Grand Prix is normally held in the month of March. |
| (JUNE TO AUGUST) – Winter season, is especially popular amongst tourist that are planning trips to Mount Buller, which is a 3 hours drive from Melbourne City. A range of winter activities such as skiing and snowboarding awaits you at the resort. | |
| (SEPTEMBER TO NOVEMBER) – Springtime visitors will enjoy blooming flowers and rising temperatures. Despite rising temperatures, it can be quite windy during this time of the year, hence, visitors should still pack on warm sweaters. Daytime spring temperatures average out at between 17 and 20°C. Spring is also the season of sports as regional events (such as Australian Football Finals/Melbourne Cup) are held during the month of November when temperatures are slightly lower. | |
| (DECEMBER TO FEBRUARY) – Summer is the peak tourist season in Melbourne. The city and beaches gets significantly busier during this period. Attractions such as the Great Ocean Road and Phillip Island Penguins are usually filled with tourist during this season as well. If you are travelling during summer, do bring along a hat, sun block, sun glasses, anything that can protect you from the UV rays, but also do bring along some light warm clothing as the temperature may dip below 20°C in the night. | |
| MUST DO IN MELBOURNE: | Melbourne is popular for the several markets scattered across the city. The markets can be categorized into General Markets that sell art and crafts, clothings, flowers, books and antiques artifacts. If you are looking for food, wine, beer and cheese, check out the Produce Markets instead. Be sure to visit at least one Melbourne market during your stay. |
| SHOULD I TAKE OUT TRAVEL INSURANCE BEFORE VISITING MELBOURNE: | We know that a lot of things can happen from the time you book your holiday to the actual date so whenever you are travelling it would be good precaution to have travel insurance. |
| Click here to check out our discounted rates for Sompo & Chubb Insurance | |
| WHAT SHOULD I PACK? | When visiting Melbourne, it is better to be safe than sorry. Bringing along a variety of short, cool clothing and long, warm clothing is advisable as weather in Melbourne my change quite drastically. Also, bring along an umbrella and wind breaker even if you are travelling in the summer. |
| WHAT FORM OF PAYMENT ARE ACCEPTED? | Credit cards are widely accepted in Melbourne. Major currencies are accepted at money changers that you can find readily available througout the city. For credit card cash advances, Automatic teller machines (ATMs) can also be found in most corners of the city. For a visit to the bank, most banks are open Monday to Thursday from 9.30am to 4pm, and Friday, 9.30am to 5pm. |
| WHAT KIND OF ELECTRIC OUTLET IS USED IN GOLD COAST? | Electrical sockets (outlets) in the Commonwealth of Australia usually supply electricity at between 220 and 240 volts AC. If you're plugging in an appliance that was built for 220-240 volt electrical input, or an appliance that is compatible with multiple voltages, then an adapter is all you need. The plugs in Australia have two flat metal pins shaped live a "V" and some may contain a third flat pin in the centre |
| DO I NEED A VISA? | For Singaporeans or Malaysians working in Singapore, we are able to assist you with the Electronic Travel Advisory (ETA) application, rates may vary from $20-$25 per person, however if you book the package with us, this application will be complimentary! For other nationalities, do check with us so that we can advice the relevant Visa fees. |
| MEAL OPTIONS? | Most of the packages are with breakfast only. For some tours, depending on your selection, it may include a lunch, otherwise any other meals will be at your own expense. |
| WHAT HAPPENS UPON ARRIVAL AT MELBOURNE AIRPORT? | For our packages, we will issue an itinerary voucher for you to follow the steps accordingly. Vouchers are individually attractions/hotel/transfers will be provided for you. With this vouchers, you can exchange them for their physical tickets on the day of arrival. Do let us know if you require a tour guide/coordinater, however extra charges are applicable for this case. |
| THINGS TO NOTE? | Tipping is not a customary in Australia, and usually not expected. Nevertheless, if good service was rendered, you may choose to offer a 10% tip of the bill at cafes or restaurants; In taxis, the best practice would be to round up the payment according to the final billed amount. |
| MELBOURNE FACT SHEET | City: Melbourne; Victoria Australia |
| Population: 4.1 million | |
| Area: 9,990 km² | |
| Fun Facts: Melbourne was the capital city of Australia for 26 years between 1901 and 1927 before the capital shifted to Canberra | |
| Shopping: Shops are usually open Monday to Saturday from 10am to 6pm. Some shops may extend shopping hours to 9pm on Fridays. On Sunday, most retailers are open 10am to 5pm. | |
| Currency: Australian Dollars Click HERE for exchange rate. | |
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