Victoria Roadtrip
At Siam Sydney Services, we offers one-day trip services to some of the most famous attractions in Melbourne and throughout the state of Victoria — a-must-visit destinations such as Great Ocean Road, Mornington Peninsula, and Phillip Island, among others. But for who planning to do a roadtrip, we’ve put together an 2-day 1-night itinerary that covers Great Ocean Road on Day 1 and Mornington Peninsula on Day 2.
Day 1 – Explore the Great Ocean Road
We depart from Melbourne in the morning. The program follows the scenic GOR route, visiting Otway National Park, Twelve Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge, and London Bridge, then stay overnight at the seaside town of Lorne or at Port Campbell.
Day 2 – Ferry trip to the Mornington Peninsula
Start the morning by visiting the destinations we haven't been to on Day 1, then driving to Queenscliff to catch the ferry (fare starts from $83, including your car). The program includes Murrays Lookout, a ride on the Arthurs Seat Eagle cable car, a stop at Red Hill Estate Winery, and visiting the Cape Schanck Lighthouse. In the evening, we stop to see the Penguin Parade before heading back to Melbourne at night.
For travelers who prefer a comfortable travel, we offer Thai/English-speaking airport transfer services in Melbourne and private tours along routes such as the Great Ocean Road and Phillip Island, starting from $850 per car. The tour is conducted in a comfortable Kia Carnival, with no sharing with others. For larger groups, we also have Hyundai Staria vans and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 12-seater vehicles available.
Tour Highlight
Great Ocean Road
Great Ocean Road, one of the most beautiful coastal highways in the world, stretches along the Pacific Ocean in Victoria, Australia.
The route spans over 240 kilometres, running from Torquay to Allansford, and features many famous landmarks such as the Twelve Apostles and Loch Ard Gorge.
Along the journey, you’ll drive through charming small towns, passing coastal cliffs, rivers, and lush forests. It’s a scenic trip that can be enjoyed as either a one-day tour or a two-day journey with an overnight stay in Port Campbell or Lorne.
