From the prolific wineries of the Yarra Valley to the wildlife of Phillip Island, from the spectacular scenery of the Great Ocean Road to the welcoming city of Melbourne, there is something for everyone in Victoria.
Located in the south-east of Australia, Victoria’s coastline comprises world renowned surf beaches and unique limestone rock formations, whilst inland the Grampians provide spectacular views and diverse native wildlife. Visit Ballarat and the surrounding Goldfields, where the legacy of the gold rush is still evident, or enjoy a leisurely cruise up the Murray River.
No two explorers are the same, so you have the freedom to craft your experience exactly how you want.
Trip ideas
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Victoria Discovery
Australia Self DriveIt may be one of Australia’s smaller states, yet Victoria is not to be missed.
From £1098 Excluding Flights
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Great Ocean Road Discovery
Australia Self DriveA spectacular self-drive along Australia's most iconic coastal route from Melbourne to Adelaide.
From £822 Excluding Flights
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Coastal Highlights
Australia Self DriveDrive the coastal road between Melbourne and Sydney enjoying spectacular scenery, delightful seafood and encountering local wildlife.
From £1243 Excluding Flights
Region experiences
Other Australia regions
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New South Wales
From the magnificent golden coasts meeting the Tasmanian Sea, travel inland through a rainbow of landscapes, discovering lush rainforests with spectacular waterfalls, the rugged bush of the Aussie outback and on westwards to the sparkling Snowy Mountains.
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Northern Territory
Home to the most evocative and instantly recognisable of Australia’s landmarks, the Northern Territory has much to offer.
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Queensland
It’s easy to see why Queensland is Australia’s most-visited state, with highlights including the world’s oldest rainforest and the mesmerising Great Barrier Reef.
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South Australia
Adelaide’s elegant charm provides the gateway to South Australia, and is within easy reach of some excellent beaches, striking outback and one of the country's most prolific wine regions, as well as the wealth of indigenous wildlife that calls Kangaroo Island 'home'.
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Tasmania
Explore lush green valleys, uncrowded villages and undeveloped coastlines. Come face to face with unique wildlife, including the eponymous Tassie inhabitants of the island, whilst the bustling towns today thrive on fishing and wine production.
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Western Australia
A vast state of contrasts, WA represents iconic Australian landscapes, from the rust-red outback to the deep green southern forests, to the breath-taking colours of Ningaloo Reef.
