 On this tour you will pass Melbourne Town Hall, Bourke Street Mall, St Paul's Cathedral, Chinatown, Parliament House and the Princess Theatre. Visit Fitzroy Gardens and see Captain Cook's Cottage (where there will be an opportunity to inspect at your own expense). Visit the Royal Botanic Gardens and take a relaxing walk by the lake. The Melbourne city tour will show you the grace, charm, greenery and grandeur that makes up this cosmopolitan Australian city. On conclusion of your city tour, you will be transferred to your cruise departure point. This spectacular Yarra River cruise will show you Melbourne from a very different perspective. Enjoy a light lunch onboard (at your own expense).
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You will travel to Phillip Island via the cosmopolitan suburb of St Kilda, see the spectacular views of Port Phillip Bay and Westernport Bay. En route you will be shown a short introductory video about the Fairy Penguin (the smallest penguin in the world) while you pass San Remo, a maritime fishing village and Phillip Island. When dusk arrives you will witness the Penguin Parade on floodlit Summerland Beach from your premium position. See penguin rookeries from an elevated boardwalk then go to the Visitor's Centre where you will have an opportunity to learn about the life of the Little Penguin and enjoy a complimentary drink. During the return journey to Melbourne a panoramic Victorian video feature will be shown for your entertainment.
Travel to Phillip Island via Cosmopolitan St Kilda, Port Phillip Bay and Westernport Bay. En route you will be shown a short introductory video about the Fairy Penguin (the smallest penguin in the world) while we pass San Remo, a maritime fishing village and Phillip Island. When dusk arrives we will witness the Penguin Parade on floodlit Summerland Beach. See penguin rookeries from an elevated broadwalk then go to the Visitor's Centre where you will have an opportunity to learn about the life of the Little Penguin. During the return journey to Melbourne a panoramic Victorian video feature will be shown.
