Melbourne · HALF-DAY
5 reviewed
Here is the shortlist: 5 half-day tours worth an afternoon, each with its price, its duration and the one detail that decides whether it belongs in your week.
Ride the iconic Puffing Billy through the Dandenong Ranges, cross Monbulk Creek Trestle Bridge, then unwind at Emerald Lake Park.
“The Puffing Billy tour was a wonderful way to experience Victoria’s history and natural beauty. The train ride was comfortable, the commentary informative, and the staff very enthusiastic. I especially appreciated how well the experience was organized.”
Half-day Yarra Valley tour from Melbourne: 3 cellar door tastings, optional Four Pillars gin, small group comfort, and coffee.
“Excellent. Russell is the driver/tour guide you dream of. A variety of three great venues ranging from new upmarket to steampunk.”
Half-day Yarra Valley tour from Melbourne with a small group, included tastings at three wineries, Wi-Fi, and coffee to start.
“This tour is a great way to see a few of the Yarra Valley wineries, plus learn a little about the history of Melbourne along the way. My guide, Joanne, was fantastic. She was kind, knowledgeable, and friendly. She took us to 3 very different wineRead more”
Small-group Melbourne sports tour with MCG back-stage access, an Albert Park F1 drive, lunch with a drink, and hotel transfers.
“Unfortunately we were not able to gain access to Flemington Park due to dismantling of equipment from the previous weeks race meeting, did not stop at the F1 track but the MCG was a great experience, hence the 2 stars. Too much time spent in the mini bus although our guide was friendly. Not the Sports Lovers tour we were expecting and not good value.”
Private Melbourne guide for up to 7. Choose half or full day with pickup, A/C transport, Healesville, Great Ocean Road, St Kilda.
“David arrived on time and told us that Melbourne was famous for its coffee. We went to a beautiful cafe in South Melbourne and the coffee was indeed fantastic! Really nice guy and I would highly recommend if you want a local's perspective.”
