Explore the best of the Bellarine Peninsula. Breathtaking views, incredible wine and delicious produce will make your day on the Bellarine unforgettable.
We are a hop on hop off service. Once you book, please select the stops you wish to visit from the timetable according to the times the bus stops at each venue. Some venues have implemented pre-booked and paid tastings. To make sure you have the best experience, you will need to organise your day in advance and book your visit with each venue.
Departure:
10:40am - Join the Port Phillip Ferry from their Docklands terminal
11:50am - Arrive at Portarlington and hop on the Hop It Bus to explore the Bellarine
Pick up and return via ferry & bus
Plan your day using the Hop It Timetable
Hop on hop off at any stop along the way
No designated driver needed
Excellent wine, outstanding food, amazing scenery
More money in your pocket to spend on the Bellarine Peninsula
Group Bookings: We strictly do not accept any groups larger than 6.
Blue Route Bellarine Peninsula
Wine Tasting
Wine & Gin tasting and lunch available.
Wine tasting and lunch available
Wine tasting and lunch available
Wine tasting and lunch available
Gin, Whiskey and Cocktails available. Lunch options available.
Wine tasting and lunch available
Wine tasting and lunch available
Wine, beer and gin tasting as well as lunch available.
Cider and wine tasting and lunch available.
Wine tasting and lunch available
Your Pick up time & location is 10:30AM • Geelong Pier (car park at the front of the pier, near Port Phillip Ferries Terminal). Please be at the pick up location 10 minutes before departure.
You will receive a separate email with your return ferry ticket. Please contact us if you have not received it.
Geelong is a vibrant coastal city in Victoria, Australia, known for its stunning waterfront, rich maritime history, and proximity to the Great Ocean Road. With a blend of urban amenities and natural beauty, it offers a relaxed yet dynamic lifestyle, making it an appealing destination for travelers.
The Geelong Waterfront is a vibrant and popular destination offering stunning views of Corio Bay, a variety of dining options, and recreational activities.
The National Wool Museum showcases Australia's wool industry history and its significance to the region.
Geelong Gallery is a premier art gallery featuring a diverse collection of Australian and international artworks.
The Great Ocean Road is one of Australia's most iconic drives, offering breathtaking coastal views, scenic lookouts, and attractions like the Twelve Apostles.
A classic Australian dish featuring fresh fish and crispy chips, often enjoyed by the waterfront.
A popular seafood dish featuring Moreton Bay bugs, often served grilled with garlic and butter.
A trendy breakfast option featuring toasted sourdough with mashed avocado, often topped with poached eggs or smoked salmon.
Summer is the peak tourist season with warm weather, ideal for beach activities and outdoor exploration. Expect crowded beaches and higher accommodation prices.
Australian Dollar (AUD)
Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) (GMT+10:00)
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Geelong is generally a safe city for travelers, with low crime rates and a friendly local community. However, standard precautions should be taken to ensure a safe and enjoyable visit.
Geelong Railway Station
Geelong Bus Terminal
The bus network is reliable and user-friendly, with frequent services and clear signage.
Available • Apps: Uber
Car, Bike, Scooter
The Great Ocean Road is one of Australia's most iconic drives, offering breathtaking coastal views, scenic lookouts, and attractions like the Twelve Apostles.
Torquay is a popular beach town and the starting point of the Great Ocean Road, known for its surfing beaches and outdoor activities.
Queenscliffe is a historic coastal town known for its charming architecture, scenic beaches, and maritime history.
Price varies by option