Thursday, September 10, 2009

Moving Around in Melbourne – Resources & Tips for Melbourne Tours

Melbourne - a truly warm and welcoming city for visitors is Australia’s second largest city and the capital city of the state of Victoria. Melbourne is Australia’s undisputed capital for – events, sports, cultural activities and fine restaurants. A business centre and home to several major corporations, this city is also popular for exciting travel destinations. Here are a few places you cannot afford to miss out when you are in Melbourne

• Dandenong Ranges
• Yarra River
• Phillip Island
• Great Ocean Road
• Sovereign Hill

The above is not a comprehensive list and you may find a month too less to experience the true spirit of Melbourne! But if you cannot spare so much of time and still want to make the most out of your visit, then make sure to plan your tour well.

A few tips to make your tour in Melbourne as hassle-free and convenient as possible:

If you are planning to visit places surrounding Melbourne, hiring a car would (arguably) be the best mode of transport for you. For someone in a bit of a hurry, this gives an easy and fast access to places around Melbourne.

Planning to roam in the heart of Melbourne? Take a ride on the City Circle Tram. You’ll have the liberty to get on and off at any designated stop - ABSOLUTELY FREE! For those who want to see a ‘quixotic’ Melbourne, classic horse-and-carriage ride is the best option. It’s a romantic way to travel around Melbourne, with your loved ones (or alone, whichever you prefer!).

To make the best out of the visit and to ensure that you don’t miss out anything, it is best advised to go for tour packages made available by several tour operators in Melbourne. Travel companies such as Australian Pacific Touring offer affordable packages for day tours in Melbourne as well as other popular tourist destinations in Australia. Try visiting their website to learn more about how you can make your visit to Melbourne a memorable experience – www.australiasightseeing.com


by: Jake Marshall

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