Get Ready for the Race of the Year! The Australian Grand Prix is one of the most anticipated events on the Formula One calendar, and the 2023 edition is no exception. Held on the 2nd of April at the Albert Park Circuit in Melbourne, Australia, the race promises to be an unforgettable experience for fans […]
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Melbourne is a vibrant city full of life, culture and experiences that are unique to Australia. But with so much to see and do, it can be easy to overlook the impact that our actions have on the environment. Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to enjoy everything that Melbourne has to offer while also […]
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Get ready to indulge in a feast for your senses in Yarra Valley, where award-winning wineries, mouthwatering local produce, and stunning vistas await you. Here are all the reasons why you should visit Yarra Valley in 2023: Sip on Award-Winning Wines With more than 90 vineyards producing an impressive array of wines, particularly Chardonnay and […]
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This Mornington Peninsula guide is written by our guest contributors Christopher and Laura from Chris and Laura Travels The Mornington Peninsula is not only our home but it’s also home to some of the best beaches, cafes and the cleanest air in the world! Chances are high you’ve heard of the chic retail therapy in […]
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Wilsons Promontory National Park is a wildlife wonderland. The forests, wetlands and grassy fields provide homes for numerous species of Australian native animals and a trip to The Prom is a great way to encounter some Aussie favourites including kangaroos, wallabies and emus. Here are our Top 5 wildlife experiences at Wilsons Promontory. Keeping up […]
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Author: Gabriel Colling Just ninety minutes away from the bustling urbanity of Melbourne is the beautiful countryside that is the Mornington Peninsula. With Port Phillip Bay on one side and the pristine ocean on the other, there’s so much you can do in a day. Whether you’re from a neighbouring town or from abroad, you […]
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The Victorian Government recently announced a $465 million Tourism Recovery Package to help out our local industry. The funding will help the industry bounce back after the year that was 2020. Bushfires and Covid-lockdowns are not going to keep us down – it’s time to build back better! Here are some of the new developments […]
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Phillip Island is easily one of the best places for wildlife experiences and encounters in Victoria. Our Phillip Island tour takes you to all the best places to see some of Australia’s cutest and most adorable animals. Using the knowledge of our increible Bunyip team, we have put together a list of the 5 best […]
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Bunyip guide Katherine has given us her Top 5 reasons to visit the Mornington Peninsula: Melbourne’s Mornington Peninsula is a fantastic way to escape the rush of the city. Relax in mineral hot pools, explore walking trails and beaches, tuck in to some hearty local produce, and don’t forget your camera to capture the incredible […]
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Bunyip guide Leah has given us her Top 5 reasons to visit Wilsons Promontory National Park! Wilsons Promontory National Park may just well be one of Melbourne’s best kept secrets. A vast area, covering mountains, forest and coastline; the southern-most point of the mainland is a place for explorers who want to get off the […]
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Bunyip guide Alex has given us his Top 5 reasons to visit the Grampians National Park! The Grampians National Park is a mountain range west of Melbourne. It is home to incredible native wildlife, dramatic landscapes, and plenty of opportunities to get outside and explore nature. Avoid the crowds Some of the first things that […]
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Bunyip Tours is committed to operating our services in a manner that ensures the highest levels of Covid Safe Travel for our guests. We also want to provide a safe workplace for our staff and members of the public. As a result, while we’re currently not able to operate tours, upon resumption of touring services […]
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Tune in to Phillip Island’s LIVE Penguin Parade this Sunday! This weekend Australia is inviting you to our first-ever LIVE program of virtual events, hosted on the See Australia Facebook page. For the entire weekend, you will have exclusive access to some of the most spectacular travel experiences Australia has to offer, with something new […]
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We’ve taken the hard work out of finding a gift for mum this weekend, by compiling a list of the best Mother’s Day gifts from Melbourne. We searched our favourite foodie destinations – Melbourne’s Yarra Valley and Mornington Peninsula to find the best hampers, wine and body products that your mum is sure to love. […]
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A visit to Melbourne isn’t complete without taking one of our day tours to the Mornington Peninsula. Only an hour from Melbourne, the Mornington Peninsula offers everything from breathtaking beaches and historical National Parks to vineyards and hot springs. Sometimes referred to as Melbourne’s seaside playground, this is the perfect place to spend the day. […]
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Bunyip guide Katherine has given us her Top 5 things to pack when visiting the Great Ocean Road. Cruising along the scenic and winding Great Ocean Road, is on most visitors’ ‘must-do’ list when holidaying in Melbourne, be sure to pack the following items! Camera The Great Ocean Road gives you almost endless opportunities for […]
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Melbourne is ready to welcome visitors, so here’s a quick guide to what’s on in Melbourne this month. Melbourne’s summer holidays are winding down, but there is still plenty of fun to be had in the city. And hopefully plenty of warm sunny days still to come as well! Check out these great events, from […]
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Bunyip tour guide Alex has given us his Top 5 reasons to visit Phillip Island! Our Phillip Island tour is all about amazing animals and beautiful beaches! Get up close to native Australian animals at Moonlit Sanctuary, discover life on a working farm at Churchill Island, and see the world famous Penguin Parade at Phillip […]
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Bunyip guide Katherine has given us her Top 5 reasons to visit the Great Ocean Road! The ultimate road trip from Melbourne is waiting for you along the Great Ocean Road. Winding along the coast, the road takes in the Surf Coast, the Great Otway National Park and the Shipwreck Coast, where you’ll find the […]
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This guide to Autumn events in Melbourne will provide you an antidote to the end of summer. Eat delicious local foods, see the best Australian and international comedians, visit amazing gardens or go and watch superfast cars, Melbourne has it all for you! Zoo Twilights Now- 7th of March You want to enjoy some good […]
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It’s time to share the message that we are open for business! Over the past few weeks and months, our tourism industry in Victoria has faced a number of challenges, and it isn’t over yet. What we need to do now, is support the thousands of Victorian’s who rely on tourism to thrive. This is […]
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Have you visited Mt Bishop at Wilsons Promontory? The highlight of our day tour from Melbourne is the the panoramic view of the beaches, forest and offshore islands that make up this National Park. The stunning views are made even more worthwhile by the challenging hike to the top. If you enjoy nature and being […]
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The best way to see the Mornington Peninsula – aboard the Arthur’s Seat Eagle (Apart from boarding a Bunyip Tour of course,) we think we’ve found the best way to view the beaches and natural landscape of Melbourne’s Mornington Peninsula – by gliding above the trees on the Arthur’s Seat Eagle. The Eagle is a […]
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Churchill Island Churchill Island is where you can experience life on a working Australian farm. Meet some Aussie farmers who will put on a whip cracking display, watch the working dogs in action and discover how to shear a sheep. Located just off Phillip Island, a couple of hours drive from Melbourne, Churchill Island offers […]
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Cape Otway Lighthouse Celebrating its 171st birthday back in August, the Cape Otway Lighthouse is the oldest surviving lighthouse on mainland Australian and is a symbol of the maritime history of the Shipwreck Coast. Labelled ‘The Beacon of Hope’ it was constructed in 1848 to help the navigation of migrant ships through the treacherous waters […]
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Melbourne is home to some very colourful beaches. You’ve probably seen the pictures… colourful huts lined up along a sandy beach, sunshine beaming down and blue water lapping invitingly at the shore.
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