With a wine growing history of over 180 years, the Yarra Valley is Victoria’s oldest wine growing region.
Today it is one of the world’s leading cold climate wine growing regions with internationally known names such as Domaine Chandon, St Huberts and De Bortoli.
Not only is the Yarra Valley famous for its vineyards, it has many other attractions too and we can help you visit all of them.
We know it’s sensible advice to not mix your drinks but what if you’re in a region where you can sample, wine, cider, beer, gin, whisky and locally made liqueurs? It’s hard not to!
The great news is we have contacts across the Valley and can customise your day each and every time to ensure it’s got the perfect blend for you, your group and of course your budget.
We try to not go to the venues most of the other companies go to and we also try to limit your time on this bus and will book venues that are close together to maximise your winery time.
Lunch and wine tastings: Lunch and 3 wine tastings are included in this tours from some of our favourite venues in the Yarra Valley<br/>Inner Melbourne Pickup: We can pick your group from anywhere in Inner Melbourne. Let us know where works best for you!<br/>24 seater Bus: We use a 24 seater bus for groups over 10. This gives plenty of space to stretch out and be comfortable throughout the day.
Lunch and wine tastings: Included in this tour is lunch and 3 wine tastings from some of our favourite venues in the Yarra Valley<br/>Inner Melbourne Pickup: We can pick you up from wherever suits your group.<br/>10-12 seat van: Fit your group of up to 10 in our comfortable vans.
Our standard Yarra Valley itinerary includes lunch and 3 wine tastings so we always start the day with a tasting at the first stop.
We have our favourite venues that we love to create an itinerary from, subject to their availability, so these may not always be the same..
Our groups typically have lunch and a wine tasting at our 2nd stop of the day.
We give groups around 2 hours to settle in and enjoy their lunch as well as their 2nd tasting.
The 3rd stop of the day is our last tasting but we encourage groups to get comfortable with a bottle of their favourite and enjoy the scenery after the tasting.
This stop lasts around 90 minutes so plenty of time to relax and chat before we start heading back.
The great thing about group travel is we can pick you up where it's easiest for you!
Do all of the group live in a certain area? then let's pick a central spot that works for everyone.
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Federation Square is Melbourne's cultural heart, hosting major events, exhibitions, and cultural institutions like the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI).
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A tender and flavorful cut of lamb, often served medium-rare with a variety of sides such as roasted vegetables, mashed potatoes, or a rich red wine jus.
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Summer is the peak tourist season with warm weather, outdoor festivals, and vibrant nightlife. However, it can be crowded and more expensive.
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Trams are a convenient and iconic way to get around Melbourne. The free tram zone in the city center is a great way to explore.
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The Yarra Valley is a picturesque wine region known for its award-winning wineries, gourmet dining, and stunning natural landscapes.
The Mornington Peninsula offers beautiful beaches, coastal walks, hot springs, and a range of outdoor activities.
Phillip Island is a scenic island known for its wildlife, particularly the famous Penguin Parade, as well as beautiful beaches and coastal walks.
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