Perth, Adelaide & Melbourne

Itinerary

• Pan Pacific, Perth - 4 Nights

  Perth is the capital of Western Australia and combines vibrant city life with peaceful beach living. The city offers an eclectic mix of cafes, bars, vintage, boutiques, and designer cutting-edge fashion. Pack a picnic and head to Cottesloe Beach and enjoy some food under the pine trees or perhaps escape to the tranquil Kings Park and Botanic Garden and take in the stunning views of the Swan and Canning Rivers, as well as the city's skyline. Pay a visit to Perth Zoo to meet a spectacular range of animals from kangaroos to platypus. Explore the world of planes at the Aviation Heritage Museum or uncover fascinating exhibits at Art Gallery of Australia and Western Australia Museum. Tour Fremantle Prison for interactive cultural displays based on convict life or experience dramatic views from The Bell Tower; an iconic attraction in the city of Perth.

• Hotel Grand Chancellor, Adelaide - 3 Nights

  Adelaide, the capital city of South Australia, blends historic charm with modern liveliness. Its grid-like layout makes navigation easy, with wide boulevards adorned by lush greenery. The city's cultural scene thrives in institutions like the Art Gallery of South Australia and the Adelaide Festival Centre, hosting a range of artistic performances and exhibitions. Adelaide Oval stands as a revered sporting venue, while nearby parklands offer serene retreats for outdoor enthusiasts. Gastronomically, Adelaide delights with its vibrant food scene, showcasing multicultural flavors in bustling markets and award-winning restaurants. With its Mediterranean climate, stunning beaches, and proximity to world-renowned wine regions like the Barossa Valley, Adelaide embodies a balanced lifestyle, attracting both locals and visitors alike.

• Hotel Sophia, Melbourne - 4 Nights

  Melbourne is a shopper’s paradise - from over 300 shops at Melbourne Central and niche boutiques in The Block Arcade and Royal Arcade, to bargain-hunting at the open-air Queen Victoria Market. Visit the Old Melbourne Gaol or stop by Ian Potter Centre and Australian Centre for the Moving Image in Federation Square. Take a walk over the Otway Fly Treetop Walk or admire the 360-degree views from Eureka Skydeck 88. Get up close to the marine life at Melbourne Aquarium and wildlife at Melbourne Zoo and Healesville Sanctuary. Admire the flora and fauna at Royal Botanic Gardens or head to Brighton, Williamstown and St Kilda beaches to swim, surf, or simply sunbathe.