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Mornington Peninsula Wine Tour
Tour
About
Where you'll be
188 Collins Street
Melbourne Victoria 3000
What's Available
8 featuresFull Day
Land - Motorised
Food and Wine Tours
Sightseeing Tours
Family Friendly
Non Smoking
Other tours by Vinetrekker Wine Tours
Yarra Valley Wine Tour
Enjoy fine food and wine on this leisurely paced tour by Vinetrekker of the Yarra Valley. Only one hour from Melbourne, the beautiful, lush Yarra Valley is recognised internationally as a premium, cool-climate region known for its elegant wines. Travel through the undulating and bush laden north-eastern suburbs to the De Bortoli Vineyard at Dixons Creek. Enjoy a wine and cheese flight that includes the famous Noble One, Australia's most awarded wine. A short drive away is the historic Yering Station Vineyard where tastings in the 1859 original winery precede an a la carte main course lunch in their stunning, light filled restaurant. Post-lunch, it's a change of place with visits to the Coldstream Hills Vineyard which was established by James Halliday in 1985. The final stop for the day is at the family owned Medhurst Vineyard. On days when Coldstream Hills and Medhurst are closed, visits would be made to Dominique Portet, Punt Road or Oakridge Vineyards.
Yarra Valley Wildlife and Wine Daytour
A very full and enthralling day, starting with Australian wildlife and finishing with fine food and wine. Visit the world-famous Healesville Sanctuary, one of Australia's most recognised and acclaimed native wildlife sanctuaries. Set amidst 30 hectares of bushland, it showcases more than 200 species of Australian wildlife in a distinctly Australian setting. Some of Australia's most unique and captivating wildlife can be observed in their natural habitat, including koalas, kangaroos, wombats, emus, dingoes and platypus. You will then travel to Victoria's first vineyard, Yering Station, for lunch in their stunning Wine Bar Restaurant. With its world-class views and cuisine, there is plenty of the wow factor to excite. The post-lunch wine-tasting is in the original redbrick winery (circa 1859) building surrounded by local artworks and produce. The final stop for the day is the De Bortoli Winery at Dixons Creek. It is a great finish to the day with superbly flavoured cheeses that compliment the sparkling, table and dessert wines. On occasions, the tour will operate in reverse.