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Wilderness Sydney to Melbourne (4)

Soft adventure tour of Australia'- Snowy Mountains and RiverWilderness 4 Day Tour
- Sydney to Melbourne

(via Canberra and the Snowy River)

Summary

4 Day one-way soft adventure 4WD tour from Sydney to Melbourne including Canberra and the Snowy River

Tour Code: WSM4

adventure tour Australia Snowy River
Highlights

  • Personalised, flexible tour with professional guide.
  • Stunning Canberra
  • Magnificent scenery of the Snowy Mountains, Snowy River & Bogong High Plains
  • Wild kangaroos, emus, brilliantly coloured parrots and other alpine wildlife.
  • Warm & friendly local High Country people

Sample Itinerary

Day 1: National Capital - Canberra
Today you start a truly magnificent soft adventure journey that visits both the stunning Capital of Australia - Canberra and the largest National Park system in Australia featuring some of the most spectacular and remote regions this country offers. All in the hands of your friendly (Canberra-based) MudMaps guide. Departing Sydney we make our way down the Hume Highway to Canberra spending the afternoon on a flexible itinerary exploring the capital possible including Mt Ainslie, Parliament House, Aust. War Memorial, Embassy district, Regatta Point Planning Exhibition and the Carillon. Farmstay hosts - Frank & Faye Biddle

OVERNIGHT:  "Avalanche Homestead" Farmstay (Private Facilities). L/D

Day 2: Snowy Mountains & Snowy River
We start today's journey by making our way to Jindabyne in the Snowy Mountains. From here we head into Kosciuszko National Park, off the beaten track, through beautiful sub-alpine tall eucalypt forests and wind our way down to the intersections of the famous Snowy and Pinch Rivers. Enjoy a BBQ lunch (weather dependent) cooked over an open camp fire. Stopping often you'll discover places like Jacobs Ladder, Willis, the Pilot Wilderness and village of Suggan Buggan before making our way onto "Springs" at Wulgulmerang and our high country hosts Bob & Esme Boys.

OVERNIGHT: "Springs ' Farmstay
(Private room with Shared Facilities). B/L/D

 

Day 3: Snowy River National Park & McKillops Bridge
Following a hearty breakfast we make our way down towards McKillops Bridge, one of the few bridges crossing the remote Snowy River. Admiring the Snowy River N.P. scenery along the way we'll also stop to explore the Little River Gorge and/or stroll to the waterfalls cascading off the Gelatipy Plateau. A visit to McKillops Bridge really does enforce the power that once flowed in the Snowy River. From here we travel through the Alpine N.P. in the shadow of the famous Cobberas twin-mountains and onto the little towns of Benambra and Omeo.

OVERNIGHT: Mt Buffalo Chalet. B/L/D

 
Day 4: Bogong High Plains & onto Melbourne
Spend the morning exploring other parts of the Dinner Plain - Bogong High Plains area perhaps including a morning horseback trek (own cost) with campfire breakfast, native forest bush walk, little towns of Mt Hotham, Harrietville, Bright, farming communities or the nearby ski fields. Making our way out of the mountains and onto Melbourne in the afternoon.

FINISH MELBOURNE: Approx 6:30pm B/L

Content

Duration 4 days

Soft adventure tour of Australia - Man From Snowy River countryside

Transport Luxury 4WD
Travel Only 4-5 hrs/day
Clients 2 adults minimum - 6 adults maximum
Departs Daily
All year
Pickup 8:00am Sydney
Downtown hotels as arranged
Arrives Approx 6:30pm Melbourne
Includes 4 lunches, 3 breakfasts, 3 dinners.
Farmstay and B&B/Motel accommodation.
Expected entries & usual permits.
Small group, personalised tour with professional bushman-guide with max. of 12 passengers per guide
Options 1/2 day horse ride.
Night wildlife spotting
Canberra city accommodation

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