Summary of My 8D7N Melbourne, Australia Travelogue (2012)

Day 1 (30th September 2012)
Maiden Visit & Wandered Around Melbourne City


Day 2 (1st October 2012)
Puffing Billy


Eureka Skydeck 88


Day 3 (2nd October 2012)
1 Day Great Ocean Road Classic Tour

The cost for this tour was AUD$120 which included all park entrance fees, morning tea & biscuits and also Aussie BBQ lunch. It even included pick-up and drop-off from where I stayed. 

Day 4 (3rd October 2012)
1 Day Phillip Island Penguin Parade Tour

The cost for this tour was AUD$125 which included all park entrance fees and pre-packed dinner at Penguin Parade. It even included pick-up and drop-off from where I stayed.

Day 5 (4th October 2012)
1 Day Mornington Peninsula Ultimate Tour

The cost for this tour was AUD$145 which included all park entrance fees, morning tea & biscuits and lunch. It even included pick-up and drop-off from where I stayed.

The three full one day tour packages above, I booked them directly from Bunyip Tours.
You can book online at their website www.bunyitours.com or go to their office:
Bunyip Tours
570 Flinders Street,
Melbourne Victoria,
Australia 3000

Day 6 (5th October 2012)
Queen Victoria Market and Flinders Street Railway Station

Queen Victoria Market is open five days a week except for Mondays and Wednesdays.

Melbourne Aquarium


Fitzroy Gardens, Cooks' Cottage & DFO South Wharf


Day 7 (6th October 2012)
Tesselaar Tulip Festival


Day 8 (7th October 2012)
I Almost Missed My Flight Due To Daylight Saving Time


Extra Posts:

• Melbourne, Australia (2012) Sneak Peek
• My Travel Loots & Expenses

Literally, I spend 8 solid days in Melbourne itself without going any further cities like Tasmania or even Sydney like what most traveller did, but trust me, even 8 days isn't enough for you to explore the whole city of Melbourne. Most of the Melburnians I met, they told me 8 days wasn't enough and even advised me to spend and stay in Melbourne for at least two weeks. How I wish  I could have such a long holiday break for that?