Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comMelbourne Highlights Afternoon Tour
based on 9 reviews
Duration: 4 hours (approx.)
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Product code: 3998_392
9 reviews of Melbourne Highlights Afternoon Tour
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Didn't know much about Melbourne so this was a great tour to go on to get you started.
Reviewed by: Jennifer H, Australia, November 2007
A great overview of Melbourne. The scenery and information given during the trip was outstanding. A good trip to do on day one of your time in Melbourne.
Reviewed by: Sue H, New Zealand, April 2007
It was a great way to see lots of Melbourne in a limited time. The driver was friendly, humorous and informative.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Australia, October 2007
Although it was very quick, the trip around Melbourne and up into the Dandenongs was excellent. We really enjoyed the Bush Billy tea and Lamingtons, and the bus driver's tour talk was interesting and informative. We had a good time.
Reviewed by: Nicola H, Australia, May 2007
Nice trip but mainly focused on the Dandenong Rangers.
Reviewed by: Pascal-Pierre S, France, April 2007
Very informative and friendly driver. Trip was good - was supposed to have a photo stop at the memorial but did not. Most of the trip was centered on the Dandenongs and would have liked more time and stops in Melbourne city - as in Melbourne City Highlights !!!
Reviewed by: Graeme E, Australia, February 2007
It was good but I would have liked more about Melbourne's old buildings.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Australia, December 2006
The driver was excellent, with strong knowledge of the local area as well as Australian history. We thoroughly enjoyed the trip.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Australia, November 2006
Tour did not stop at any site in Melbourne City. The Dandenongs part was excellent.
Reviewed by: Paul M, Australia, April 2007
