AUSTRALIA: THE ROAD OF VIBRANT SPRING

Morning: The group has breakfast at the hotel, then the car takes you to depart for sightseeing:
• Dandenong Ranges Nature Reserve – You will take a ride on an Australian-style steam train, the premier preserved railway (Puffing Billy), enjoying the beauty of the Dandenong Ranges.

In case Puffing Billy tickets are unavailable, the group will visit:
• Rayner's Orchard Farm: Located in the fertile food region of Yarra Valley, the farm grows over 450 different types of fruit such as stone fruit, citrus, guava, feijoa... You have the chance to meet friendly animals and enjoy unique jams here.

• Chocolate Factory – the group visits to explore and shop.
Noon: The group has lunch at a local restaurant, then the car takes the group back to Melbourne city. You visit:
• Hosier Lane – an alley connecting Flinders Street and Collins Street where artists display their graffiti artworks. The murals here are not painted randomly but are calculated to create a harmonious, artistic whole.

• Federation Square – located near Flinders Street Station and St. Paul's Cathedral, right at the intersection of Swanston Street and Flinders Street. Completely contrasting with the Victorian-era classic style of the surrounding buildings, Federation Square features a spacious and modern architectural style with bold structures and asymmetrical angles.

• Flinders Street Station – the oldest station in Australia, opened in 1854. It was also once the busiest railway station in the Southern Hemisphere. Inside the train station, you will admire the classic architecture with the characteristic arched vaulted ceilings of Melbourne.

• St. Patrick's Cathedral, world-famous, is a pioneering building constructed in the Renaissance Gothic architectural style.

• Fitzroy Garden and visit the exterior of Captain James Cook's house – the first European to make contact with the eastern coast of Australia. 
Evening: The group goes to a restaurant for dinner, then checks into the hotel to rest.
Overnight in Melbourne.

Morning: The group has breakfast at the hotel, then the car takes the group to Phillip Island – a tourist paradise famous for its pristine beauty, fresh climate, and unforgettable unique experiences. This place impresses not only with its long coastline and magnificent natural scenery but is also known as the shared home of adorable penguins, seals, and many distinctive wild animals.
Noon: Upon arrival, the group has lunch at a local restaurant and visits:
• Koala Conservation Reserve – Home to hundreds of cute koalas. With two specially designed boardwalks, you have the chance to observe koalas living in their natural habitat.

• Cape Woolamai – Admire the towering granite cliffs and the spectacular beauty of the impressive coastal road.

• The Nobbies – With a long boardwalk running across lush green grass, dotted underneath with many wild penguin burrows.
• Penguin Parade – The centre for viewing wild penguins at night with adorable moments such as: chicks standing in front of burrows waiting for their mothers to bring back fish, penguins running back to their burrows with their bottoms swaying side to side because their bellies are full of fish for their young. (Show ticket included)

Evening: The group has dinner at a local restaurant and checks into the hotel to rest.
Overnight in Melbourne.

Morning: The group has breakfast at the hotel and checks out, then the car picks up the group to visit:
• Ballarat Botanical Gardens – one of the top tourist destinations and rated as one of the most beautiful and famous botanical gardens in the world. With an area of over 38.6 hectares, the Royal Botanic Gardens is home to more than 60,000 plant species and many bird species from around the world.

• Ballarat Town – the famous gold town of Australia, which preserves important marks of the 19th-century gold rush. With its ancient architecture, spaces rich in Victorian style, and fascinating history, Ballarat offers you the chance to explore one of the golden pages of Australian history.

Noon: The group has lunch at a restaurant, then departs back to Melbourne. On the way, you stop to visit:
• St. Annes Winery: The group has the opportunity to learn more interesting information about winemaking and get an overview of the process of making fine wines.

At the appointed time, the car transfers the group to the airport to check in for the domestic flight to Gold Coast. You arrange your own dinner.
Arriving at Gold Coast airport, the car picks up the group and takes you to the hotel to check in and rest.
Overnight in Gold Coast.

Morning: The group has breakfast at the hotel, then the car takes the group to Tweed Heads:
• Crab-catching experience on the river – You board a cruise along the peaceful Tweed River, experience catching crabs and shrimp, fishing, playing with pelicans, and enjoying fresh seafood cuisine by the river.

Afternoon: The group has lunch at a restaurant. After lunch, the group travels to Gold Coast – one of Australia's most vibrant coastal cities, famous for its endless golden sandy beaches and turquoise waters. Not only a surfing paradise, Gold Coast also charms with its year-round warm sunny climate, a network of canals crisscrossing the city center, and a modern lifestyle with a touch of the very distinctive laid-back character of the locals. The group visits:
• Visit the SkyPoint Observation Deck, taking in a panoramic view of the Gold Coast from a height of 230m. (at your own expense)
• You are free to relax, swim, and enjoy the beauty of the beaches on the Gold Coast.
At the appointed time, the car takes the group for dinner at a local restaurant, then check in to the hotel to rest.
Overnight in Gold Coast.

Morning: The group enjoys breakfast at the hotel. After that, you are free to stroll at Gold Coast beach.
At the meeting time, you check out. The car takes you back to Brisbane city.
On the way, the group stops to visit:
• Free time for shopping at Harbour Town Premium Outlets.

Afternoon: The group has lunch at a local restaurant. After lunch, the group continues the journey back to Brisbane.  Arriving in Brisbane, the group explores:
• King George Square – located in the heart of Brisbane city, this is a meeting point between modern life and historical depth, and is also considered the "outdoor living room" of Brisbane's people with its intricate bronze statues.
• City Hall – located next to King George Square, the building was constructed in the 1920s in the Italian Renaissance style, the building impresses strongly with its magnificent limestone columns and the soaring clock tower – which was once the highest point in the city.

• Take photos outside the Treasury Building – an Italian Renaissance architectural work built in 1885, once the headquarters of the colonial Treasury Department.

Evening: The group has dinner at a local restaurant and checks in to the hotel to rest.
Overnight in Brisbane.

Morning: The group has breakfast and checks out of the hotel. The car takes the group to explore the beauty of Brisbane city – the capital of Queensland and the third largest city in Australia, famous for its winding Brisbane River. Besides, Brisbane has been honored many times in the list of "the world's most livable cities".
• Stroll at South Bank Parklands – known as a "green oasis" in the heart of the bustling city, featuring a tropical rainforest and a range of recreational activities for all ages.

• Brisbane Wheel up to 60m high – an icon at South Bank Parklands, easily view the whole Brisbane panorama from above. (at your own expense)
Noon: The group has lunch at a local restaurant, then continues the sightseeing journey:
• Check in at Story Bridge – an architectural and historical icon associated with the poetic beauty of the Brisbane River. The bridge is also a "silent giant" witnessing many changes of Brisbane through the decades.

• Free time to walk at Howard Smith Wharves – a vibrant riverside entertainment and dining complex in Brisbane, located right under the Story Bridge, formerly an old wharf transformed into a destination with many restaurants, bars, event spaces, and hotels.

 Fortitude Valley – a colorful picture of Brisbane, where ancient architecture blends with modernity. Walking through the small streets, visitors will be captivated by buildings bearing historical marks interspersed with uniquely designed structures, showing the limitless creativity of architects.
Evening: The group goes to a restaurant for dinner, then transfers to the airport to check in for the flight back to Vietnam on flight VJ084 BNE SGN 23:30 – 05:00+1 or VJ084 BNESGN 23:40 – 05:05+1. The group rests overnight on the plane.
Arriving at Tan Son Nhat Airport, the group completes immigration procedures, ending the program. Farewell and see you again on future tours.

Note: Depending on the actual situation at the destination, the order of sightseeing may be adjusted to suit the route and weather but still ensure all attractions according to the program. In case objective factors arise requiring a change of attractions, the tour guide will proactively arrange another suitable attraction according to the group's route and time.