AUSTRALIA: DISCOVER 4 BEAUTIFUL CITIES

Morning: The group has breakfast at the hotel, then the coach takes you sightseeing:
• Dandenong Ranges National Park – guests take a loop ride on the Australian-style steam train, the carefully preserved Puffing Billy, and admire the beauty of the Dandenong mountain range.

If Puffing Billy tickets cannot be obtained, the group will visit:
• Rayner's Orchard Farm: Located in the fertile food region of the Yarra Valley, this farm grows more than 450 varieties of fruit, including nut trees, citrus trees and other plants such as guava and pineapple guava. Visitors have the chance to meet friendly animals and taste unique jams here.

• Chocolate Factory – the group tours to learn and shop.
Noon: The group has lunch at a local restaurant, then the coach takes the group back to Melbourne city. Guests visit:
• Hosier Lane – a laneway connecting Flinders Street and Collins Street, where artists display their graffiti artworks. The murals here are not painted spontaneously but carefully planned to form a harmonious, artistic whole.

• Federation Square is located near Flinders Street Station and St Paul's Cathedral, right at the junction of Swanston Street and Flinders Street. In complete contrast to the Victorian-era classical buildings around it, Federation Square has a bold, modern architectural style with a daring structure and asymmetric angles.

• Flinders Street Station is the oldest railway station in Australia, opened in 1854. It was once the busiest railway station in the Southern Hemisphere. Inside the station, guests can admire the classical architecture with its distinctive curved domes typical of Melbourne.

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

• Fitzroy Gardens and an exterior view of the house of Captain James Cook – the first European to make contact with the east coast of Australia. 
Evening: The group goes to a restaurant for dinner, then checks in at the hotel to rest.
Overnight in Melbourne.

Morning: The group has breakfast at the hotel and checks out, then the coach takes the group sightseeing:
• Ballarat Botanical Gardens – one of the leading tourist attractions, rated among the most beautiful and famous botanical gardens in the world. Covering more than 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 – a famous gold town of Australia, where important traces of the 19th-century gold rush are preserved. With its classical buildings, Victorian-style atmosphere and fascinating history, Ballarat gives guests the chance to explore one of the golden pages of Australian history.

Noon: The group has lunch at a restaurant, then sets off back to Melbourne. On the way, guests visit:
• St. Anne's Winery – a famous winery in Melbourne: Here the group learns more interesting facts about winemaking and gets a brief overview of how the finest bottles of wine are made.

When it is time, the coach takes the group to the airport to check in for the domestic flight to Sydney.
On arrival at Sydney Airport, a coach meets the group and takes them to dinner at a local restaurant. After dinner, the group checks in at the hotel to rest.
Overnight in Sydney or free time to explore the city at night.

Morning: Guests have breakfast at the hotel, then the coach takes the group sightseeing:
• Wild Animal Park Wildlife Park is a sanctuary for Australia's rare animals. Guests can observe them up close, play with the kangaroos, the Australian emus, koala bears… Guests can feed the animals and take memorable photos here.

Noon: The group has lunch at a restaurant, then visits:

• Blue Mountains & Scenic World – where the majestic beauty of nature blends with fresh air. Here, guests will enjoy adventurous experiences:
Scenic Railway – the steepest railway in the world, with a gradient of up to 52 degrees on open terrain.
Scenic Cableway – the steepest aerial cableway in the Southern Hemisphere, offering panoramic views of the Three Sisters mountains. It is 510 m long, with enclosed cabins, passing steep sandstone cliffs that reveal the famous geology and geomorphology of this World Heritage area.
Scenic Skyway – a cable car suspended 270 m above ground, offering a spectacular view of the rainforest canopy through the glass floor beneath your feet.

Evening: The sightseeing programme ends. The group travels to a restaurant for dinner, then returns to the hotel to rest.
Overnight in Sydney.

Morning: After breakfast at the hotel and check-out, the tour guide and the group set off to explore Sydney:
• Sydney Opera House is the symbol and pride of the city of Sydney. The opera house has a distinctive architecture, its vaulted roof inspired by sails billowing at sea.

• Mrs Macquarie's Chair – carved from sandstone in 1810 and gifted to Elizabeth, wife of Major-General Lachlan Macquarie, Governor of New South Wales, so she could sit and watch ships come into port and enjoy the view of the harbour.

• Royal Botanic Garden – one of the most beautiful botanical gardens in the world, attracting more than 1.5 million visitors each year. Covering more than 38.6 hectares, the garden is home to more than 60,000 plant species and countless rare bird species from around the world.

• Sydney city harbour waterfront – a bustling port with world-famous commercial and entertainment activities. It has many famous open-air romantic cafés in Sydney, and it is also a pleasure to watch the sunset slowly settle over the harbour on a late afternoon.
• Darling Harbour was built in 1988 as a station and port area. Today it is a lively entertainment district and the venue for large colourful cultural festivals.

Noon: Lunch at a local restaurant. Then the sightseeing continues:
• The Rocks old quarter – "the open-air museum of Sydney", recreating an old Sydney and known as "where Sydney's past and present meet in perfect harmony".

When it is time, the coach takes the group to the airport to check in for the domestic flight to Gold Coast.
Arriving at Gold Coast Airport, a coach meets the group and takes them to dinner at a local restaurant. After dinner, the group checks in at the hotel to rest.
Overnight in Gold Coast or free time to explore the city at night.

Morning: The group enjoys breakfast at the hotel. The journey continues, and the group visits and experiences:
• Free time to relax and swim and enjoy the beauty of the beaches in Gold Coast.
At the scheduled time, guests check out of the hotel. The coach takes you sightseeing:
• Crab-catching experience on the river at Tweed Heads – guests board a boat on the calm Tweed River, try catching crabs, go fishing, play with pelicans and enjoy fresh seafood by the river.

Noon: The group has lunch at a local restaurant and rests briefly there. Then the group travels to the city of Brisbane – the capital of Queensland and the third-largest city in Australia, known for its winding Brisbane River, warm climate, diverse culture, and as an important economic and education hub. In addition, Brisbane has repeatedly been named among the "most liveable cities in the world". Along the way, the group visits:
• SkyPoint Observation Deck to view all of Gold Coast from a height of 230 m. (Exterior visit)
• Free time for shopping at Harbour Town Premium Outlets.

The group continues the journey to the city of Brisbane.
Evening: Guests have dinner at a local restaurant, then check in at the hotel to rest.
Overnight in Brisbane or free time to explore the city at night.

Morning: After breakfast at the hotel and check-out, guests begin their journey exploring the city of Brisbane.
• King George Square – located in the centre of Brisbane, this is where modern life meets a rich history. It is considered the "outdoor living room" of Brisbane's residents, with exquisite bronze statues.
• City Hall next to King George Square is a building constructed in the 1920s in the Italian Renaissance style. The building makes a strong impression with its majestic limestone columns and its tall clock tower – once the highest point in the city.

• Photo stop outside the Treasury Building – an Italian Renaissance-style building constructed from 1885, once the headquarters of the colonial Treasury Department.
• Stroll through South Bank Parklands – described as a "green oasis" in the lively heart of the city, notable for its rainforest and a range of activities for all ages.

• Brisbane Wheel is a Ferris wheel up to 60 m high – a landmark at South Bank Parklands, where you can easily see all of Brisbane from above. (at own expense)
Noon: The group has lunch at a local restaurant. After lunch, the group continues the sightseeing programme:
• Photo stop at the Story Bridge – a landmark of architecture and history, connected to the poetic beauty of the Brisbane River. The bridge is a "silent giant" that has witnessed Brisbane's many changes through the decades.

• Free time to stroll at Howard Smith Wharves – a lively riverside entertainment and dining complex in Brisbane, located right beneath the Story Bridge. Once an old port, it has been renovated into a destination with many restaurants, bars, event spaces and hotels.

• Fortitude Valley is described as a multicoloured picture of Brisbane, where classic architecture blends with modern design. Strolling through its small streets, visitors are drawn to buildings bearing strong historical marks alongside distinctive designs that show the architects' boundless creativity.
Evening: The group goes to a restaurant for dinner, then travels to the airport to check in for the flight back to Vietnam on flight VJ084 BNE SGN 23:30 – 05:00+1. The group spends the night on the plane.
On arrival at Tan Son Nhat Airport, the group completes immigration procedures and the programme ends. The group says goodbye and looks forward to welcoming you on future tours.

Note: Depending on actual conditions at the destinations, the order of sightseeing may be adjusted to suit the route and weather, but all sightseeing spots in the programme will still be fully covered. If unforeseen circumstances force a change of sightseeing spots, the tour guide will proactively arrange alternative spots suitable for the group's route and time.