Australia Tour Packages from Delhi

The Australia Tour Packages from Delhi from PickYourTrail can be planned and curated for any type of vacation that you want. Irrespective of your company, financial constraints, or age, PickYourTrail can make your Australia tour from Delhi 10x better with our customizations that are tailor-made to all of your preferences. Want to go on a long drive with your friends while the music is blasting through your speakers? PickYourTrail can help you make a plan catered to car drives while still making sure that you see the best of what Australia has to offer. Check out our Adventure Australia Packages from Delhi to see different plans and itineraries or a cool/chill Delhi to Australia trip.

So how do we start your scenic- movie-type drive in Australia without a flight trip over yonder? We begin our journey with the Delhi International airport. Delhi Airport, also known as Indira Gandhi International Airport and IGI Airport, is the only airport serving the city of New Delhi. Start your Australia trip from Delhi by booking your flights departing from IGI airport.
Australia tour packages from Delhi offered by PickYourTrail will include visits to Sydney, Melbourne, and a number of other locations. We can add or remove any of these places if they don't appeal to you, but PickyourTrail is here to give you a great experience, so we'll do that.

For example, let’s say that you want to go on that long drive where you can see animals that you’ve only seen before on the internet.

PickYourTrail can help you achieve the perfect trip by making an itinerary similar to this:

Day 1: Depart from IGI airport in Delhi and arrive at Melbourne International airport in Australia.

Pack your bags and hiking gear if you are ready to crash with sleeping bags and tents. Pack up your gears, fill your car tanks, and head over from Melbourne to Anglesea. It's time to leave the city and travel 30 minutes west on Highway One to go to Werribee Open Range Zoo. Buckle up for an open-air safari to see giraffes, rhinos, and zebras on the grassy plains closer than ever. After 30 minutes of additional driving, you reach Geelong, a bustling bayside city. Visit the National Wool Museum to learn a timeless tale before dining at Café Narana to experience food with an Aboriginal influence.
Make your way to Torquay, the home of Australian surf culture, which is located on the Surf Coast. On the rocks above famous Bells Beach, be imposing. From here, the Great Ocean Road officially begins, as you wind your way along the coast to Anglesea.

Day 2: Anglesea to Warrnambool/ Port Fairy.

Stop at the Memorial Arch and take a 40-minute drive to Lorne, which is renowned for its beach resort atmosphere, shopping, and chic café strip. Give yourself time to sit and enjoy the captivating surf beach here. Or, swing into the hinterland of the rainforest for a daring zip line adventure at Otway Fly Treetop Adventures. Visit Kennett River to see koalas in their habitat.
Take in the stunning views of the 12 Apostles or fly over the entire picturesque coastline on a helicopter ride.

Day 3: Great Ocean Road to the Grampians

Drive 90 minutes north to reach the southernmost point of the Grampians National Park, passing through the lush valleys of the Western District. Put on your hiking boots and stroll through the wilderness along the Grampians Peaks Trail while keeping an eye out for wildlife. Climb to the top for panoramic sights and soaring views. Check off Boroka Lookout, Reeds Lookout, The Balconies, and Mackenzie Falls as must-see attractions in the Grampians.

Day 4: The Grampians to Ballarat

As you travel northeast, stop at Fallen Giants or Grampians Estate for cellar door tastings. Ballarat's Sovereign Hill, a huge outdoor museum that recreates the gold diggings and transports you to the 1850s, brings the history of the gold rush to life. Go gold panning, take a mine trip underground, ride in a horse-drawn carriage up Main Street, or peruse the storefronts for vintage boiled candies and hand-crafted candles.

Day 5: Ballarat to Spa Country

At Ballarat Wildlife Park, start the day with up-close interactions with various animals. You will undoubtedly come into contact with one or more kangaroos on the property before moving on to koalas, wombats, reptiles, and other animals.
For some self-care along the trip, tap into the region's wellness with rejuvenating bath at Peppers Mineral Springs Spa.

Day 6: Spa Country to Melbourne

Drive back to Melbourne and gaze at the city’s skyline before heading back to the airport. Have a safe flight back from the Melbourne International Airport to Indira Gandhi International Airport to conclude to Delhi to Australia trip.

Besides rugged and wild road trips, other

Places to visit in Melbourne are:

1) Queen Victoria Market:

On March 20, 1878, this well-known Melbourne, Australia, a monument was officially inaugurated. The largest significant fresh produce market in Australia is located here, making it one of the most well-known sites to visit in Melbourne. Queen Victoria Market, also known as Queen Vic or Vic Market, is a renowned tourist destination in the center of Melbourne that spans two city blocks. A teeming and vibrant market where you may let go of your shopping spree at more than 600 tiny shops selling anything from fresh fruits and vegetables to local and imported gourmet meals, trinkets, and clothing.

2) National Gallery of Victoria:

Australia's oldest and foremost public art museum, the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV), is home to one of the best collections of artwork in the entire globe. The collection includes artifacts from the pre-Columbian era, ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome, as well as an oceanic gallery showcasing the Pacific region's indigenous civilizations.

3) Royal Botanical Gardens Melbourne:

One of the nicest spots to explore in Melbourne is the region along with the South Bank of the Yarra River, which is full of craggy rocks, outcrops, wetlands, and weeds.

4) Eureka Tower Melbourne:

It is a gleaming tower in Melbourne, the cutting-edge, cosmopolitan city. It is one of Melbourne's most well-known tourist attractions and was named for the 1854 uprising known as the Eureka Stockade, which took place during the Victorian gold rush.

5) Melbourne Zoo:

One of the largest zoological parks in Australia and one of the top tourist destinations in Melbourne is the Melbourne Zoo, also known as the Royal Melbourne Zoological Gardens.

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