Cafe Bus Winery Tours

07/08/2024

07/03/2019

Long Weekend! Join us for a tour: https://www.yarravalleywinerytoursmelbourne.com.au/

29/06/2018

School holidays are coming! Why not take them to the snow for the day? https://www.yarravalleywinerytoursmelbourne.com.au/snow-tour-melbourne

22/06/2018

Yarra Valley Wine, Cider & Chocolate Cafe Bus Winery Tour

Cafe Bus winery tours offers very unique Yarra Valley wine tours and tasting experience. The Wurrundjeri people called the Yarra River “Birrarung” which means “river of mists”. You will be enchanted by this mystical valley and its gourmet delights.

21/06/2018

BOOK SNOW TOUR NOW:
https://www.yarravalleywinerytoursmelbourne.com.au/snow-tour-melbourne

For a day trip to remember, Lake Mountain is a stunning snow resort within driving distance of Melbourne that offers plenty of fun for the whole family. With a range of modern facilities, picturesque surroundings and over 30 kilometres of cross country snow trails to explore, a day trip to Lake Mountain enables visitors to experience the very best the mountain has to offer, with the convenience of a co-ordinated bus trip that can drive right up to the snow (no long queues and expensive ski lifts required!).

The Lake Mountain Melbourne Snow Trip is available throughout the snow season, which commences on 12th of June, 2018 and runs through until August/September (subject to prevailing snow condition).

- The tour will depart daily from assorted Melbourne locations between 7:00am and 8:00am
- The tour will return to Melbourne at approximately 9:00pm
- Price is $135 per adult, $85 per child

03/01/2018

19/09/2017

02/04/2017

Splendid work in chocolate to egg-cite at Easter! Well done Christian, at MP Chocolates, Flinders!

31/03/2017

WORLD FIRST- ZIPLINE BETWEEN THE 12 APOSTLES

In a daring world first, and exclusive to Wildlife Tours Australia, passengers will today embark on the first ever 'Zipline tour of the 12 apostles'.

"Our customers will now be able to take their Great Ocean Road eco-tourism experience to new peaks - literally" said Paul Beames, CEO - Wildlife Tours.

"There is great interest in our adventure tourism packages such as mountain biking at Mount Buller, or the You Yangs (www.mountainbikeadventures.com.au). We wanted to extend our ability to cater for customers who see the natural landscape as their adrenaline rush, not just a picture postcard. "

"For just $165 our customers will be able to (safely) zip between the cliff-top and the southern-most apostle and experience the view of the limestone stacks and the marine national park like never before."

"Environmental concerns over the proposal were alleviated when we clearly demonstrated that the attraction would reduce pressure from operators wanting to access the beach and disturb Little Penguin habitats. We also provided evidence that when not in use, the wire could provide roosts for the Vulnerable Gibson's Albatross, as well as the Critically Endangered Southern Bent Wing Bat."

Roosting areas have become largely unavailable in the adjacent treeless heath in recent times due to periodic fire.
Designed by specialist engineers over the last two years, the zipline has passed rigorous safety tests and was approved for use in time for the Easter break.
"Easter is one of our busiest tour periods along the Great Ocean Road, and we are very excited to be to unveil this awe-inspiring opportunity for thrill-seekers and nature-lovers" said Paul Beames.

"Optional extras include hi-res photography, go pro rental and a take-home USB of all footage. The first 200 customers will also get a free 'I ziplined the apostles' T-shirt."
"For those that prefer to keep their feet firmly on solid ground, our friendly and informative tour guides will be able to keep you entertained with wildlife spotting and natural and cultural site history. The full day tour also includes a picnic lunch and pickup and drop-off in inner city Melbourne."
For more information and bookings please visit the Wildlife Tours website
Www.wildlifetours.com.au

For media enquiry please contact:

Paul Beames
[email protected]

03/02/2017

Good morning from the Yarra Valley