Yarra Valley Winery & Sanctuary Tour
The Yarra Valley is the name given to the region surrounding the Yarra River in Victoria, Australia. The river originates approximately 90 kilometres east of the Melbourne central business district and flows towards it and out into Port Phillip Bay. Yarra Valley winery tours are a perfect way to experience the magical beauty of this place. Spend an entire day visiting cute as a button towns and the specialised estates, cafes and microbreweries that let you sample their ‘to die for’ products! A trip around Australia’s famous Yarra Valley region, known for its wine and vineyards, is a fascinating and enchanting way to enjoy the picturesque countryside atmosphere of Australia.
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Tickets into the Parks or Venues could be arranged. Do let us know in advance.
9 HRS
1+ Age
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✔ Bottle of Water ✔ Toll
Yarra Valley known for its local agricultural production, it is one of those tourist destinations which have something to offer for everyone. As various types of grapes grow in vineyards in the region, along with refreshing top quality Wine. The Breweries here produce fantastic Gin and Beer that pleases the taste buds of enthusiasts. It is also a haven for local cheese & food lovers as you can visit cafeterias and restaurants and taste some scrumptious dishes cooked with fresh and locally grown ingredients. Being home to an award-winning winery, Yarra Valley is one of the most preferred destinations for the one-day trip. Meet the adorable kangaroos, koalas, and other wildlife species at Healesville Sanctuary. A hot air balloon ride is an ideal way to enjoy the majestic beauty of the valley from a top view. Don’t forget to try the cheese, chocolates, and cakes while you are here. We’re glad you want to know more about The Yarra Valley tour. The area around the Yarra River in Victoria, Australia, is known as the Yarra Valley. The river starts about 90 kilometres east of the central business district of Melbourne and flows towards it and into Port Phillip Bay.
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