Depart Singapore and fly overnight to Melbourne, the capital of Victoria. Known for its elegant boulevards, artistic laneways, and gold rush heritage, Melbourne is a cultural and culinary hub often ranked among the world’s most livable cities.

Arrive and begin a discovery of Melbourne’s iconic landmarks. Explore the historic Queen Victoria Market (closed Mon/Wed/PH), in operation since 1878. Admire the soaring St. Patrick’s Cathedral and stroll through Fitzroy Gardens to view Cook’s Cottage, an 18th-century home transported from England.

View Federation Square, Flinders Street Station, and the Yarra River — cultural and visual hallmarks of the city. Visit the Shrine of Remembrance, a solemn memorial to Australia’s war heroes. Pass by the University of Melbourne, established in 1853 and ranked among Australia’s finest.

End the day with a visit to Monopoly Dreams Melbourne, the world’s first Monopoly-themed immersive attraction, where Melbourne’s icons are brought to life through puzzles, installations, and engaging exhibits.

Travel south to Phillip Island, known for wildlife experiences and rugged coastal views. Make a photo stop at the iconic Brighton Beach Bathing Boxes, rows of colorful 19th-century huts set against the golden sand and ocean.

Visit Panny’s Royal Chocolate Factory, where handcrafted chocolate and interactive displays delight visitors. Continue to The Nobbies, a dramatic headland with boardwalks offering sweeping views of Bass Strait and local seal colonies.

As the sun sets, enjoy the world-renowned Penguin Parade — a heartwarming scene as hundreds of Little Penguins return from the sea. Your upgraded Penguin Plus ticket ensures closer, premium viewing on an exclusive platform.

Depart Phillip Island and head towards the Mornington Peninsula, a region celebrated for its coastal scenery, vineyards, and relaxed charm.

Start your visit with a one-way ride on the Arthurs Seat Eagle Cableway, a scenic gondola that offers sweeping views of Port Phillip Bay, with Melbourne’s skyline visible on clear days.

Next, enter the whimsical world of the Enchanted Adventure Garden, where tree-lined trails, hedge mazes, and canopy walks create a magical nature experience — a favourite for both families and outdoor lovers.

Then continue to Trofeo Estate, a boutique winery in a historic barrel hall, where you’ll enjoy a curated wine tasting of cool-climate varietals grown on the Peninsula’s fertile soils.

Return to Melbourne and end the day with a hearty Korean dinner — a unique and flavorful finale to your scenic countryside escape.

Start your coastal drive along the legendary Great Ocean Road, Australia’s most iconic scenic route built in the 1920s by returning WWI soldiers. The route winds through clifftops, rainforests, and open seascapes, offering dramatic views at every turn.

Stop at the Memorial Arch at Eastern View, the symbolic entrance to the Great Ocean Road, dedicated to the servicemen who carved this engineering marvel by hand.

Visit Cape Otway Lightstation, the oldest surviving lighthouse on mainland Australia, in operation since 1848. Set high on the cliffs above wild Southern Ocean waters, it once guided ships navigating one of the most dangerous shipping routes in the world.

Arrive at Port Campbell National Park, home to some of Victoria’s most dramatic coastal formations. See the world-renowned Twelve Apostles, towering limestone stacks formed by wind and waves over millions of years. Nearby, explore the shipwreck story behind Loch Ard Gorge, named after the tragic wreck of the Loch Ard in 1878.

Continue to London Bridge, once a double-arched rock formation now famously collapsed, and The Grotto, a partially submerged cave and sinkhole where sea spray and reflections create a haunting natural mirror.

Return to Melbourne after a full day of nature’s drama, and end the day with a hearty Chinese dinner.

Fly to Sydney, the harbourfront capital of New South Wales, famous for its iconic skyline and waterfront energy.

Arrive at the bustling Sydney Fish Market, the largest of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere. Enjoy the sight of live seafood auctions, fresh oysters, sashimi, and local fishmongers — a paradise for seafood lovers. (Lunch at own expense)

Continue on a drive through Sydney’s historic and modern highlights. View the world-renowned Sydney Opera House (external), a UNESCO-listed landmark that defines the city skyline. Cross the majestic Harbour Bridge, and browse local crafts and souvenirs at Paddy’s Market (closed Mon/Tues/PH).

Leave the city behind and travel north to Port Stephens, where golden beaches and marine reserves await. Check in to the Koala Sanctuary Glamping Superior Tent, a signature stay nestled within native bushland. These canvas-style lodges combine hotel comfort with the charm of open-air living — surrounded by wildlife, stars, and tranquility. A chance to wake to birdsong and, if lucky, spot a koala in the trees above.

Begin the morning with a Dolphin Watch Cruise, a signature experience in Port Stephens. Cruise the calm bay waters in search of wild bottlenose dolphins, often seen swimming beside the vessel. With over 140 resident dolphins, sightings are frequent and unforgettable.

Continue to the spectacular Stockton Sand Dunes, the largest moving sand dunes in the Southern Hemisphere. Climb aboard a 4WD vehicle for an off-road thrill, then try sandboarding — sliding down golden slopes carved by sea winds over time.

Return to Sydney in the afternoon and check in to your centrally located hotel in the Haymarket and Darling Harbour area — Sydney’s vibrant city centre. Just steps from the hotel, you’ll find World Square, Paddy’s Market, and Harbourside Shopping Centre, with options ranging from souvenir shops and Australian skincare brands (like Jurlique, Aesop) to local fashion, Ugg boots, health products, and Asian cosmetics.

End the day with a flavourful Thai dinner, bringing a refreshing finish to your coastal adventure.

Begin the day with a visit to Sydney Zoo, one of Australia’s newest wildlife parks featuring spacious, modern habitats. Enjoy up-close encounters with koalas, kangaroos, and native species like Tasmanian devils. This visit includes a photo opportunity with a koala, a must-have Australian memory.

Travel west into the heart of the Blue Mountains, a UNESCO-listed region known for its towering cliffs, lush eucalyptus forests, and dramatic escarpments.

Stop at Echo Point, the best-known lookout offering sweeping views of the Three Sisters, a trio of sandstone peaks steeped in Aboriginal legend. The surrounding vistas showcase the vast Jamison Valley below — a breathtaking photo stop.

Continue to Scenic World, where the Discovery Pass gives access to four iconic experiences:

• Scenic Skyway with glass-floor views above ancient ravines,
• Scenic Railway — the steepest passenger train in the world,
• Cableway — Australia’s largest aerial cable car,
• Rainforest Walkway, winding through Jurassic-era forest floor.

Return to Sydney in the evening. Dinner is at your own arrangement — feel free to explore the nearby food streets or relax at the hotel.

Enjoy your final morning in Sydney, with free time to rest or explore nearby shops before your flight.

Transfer to Sydney International Airport for your return flight home. Thank you for joining us — we hope you brought back wonderful memories of Australia’s nature, wildlife, and vibrant cities.