4-Day Adventure Itinerary in Melbourne - June 2023

1. Day 1: Great Ocean Road
   2 hours 15 minutes (103 miles) from Melbourne CBD

   In the morning, embark on a scenic drive along the Great Ocean Road. Stop at the Twelve Apostles lookout and enjoy the stunning coastal views. Take a hike through Great Otway National Park and see the beautiful waterfalls. In the afternoon, try surfing at Bells Beach, one of the world's best surfing spots. In the evening, relax on the beach and watch the beautiful sunset.

2. Day 2: Grampians National Park
   3 hours 30 minutes (152 miles) from Great Ocean Road

   Spend the morning hiking to the Pinnacle Lookout and marvel at the stunning views of the rocky mountain range. In the afternoon, visit Mackenzie Falls, the largest waterfall in Victoria, and take a refreshing dip. Take a scenic drive to Boroka Lookout and enjoy the panoramic views of Halls Gap. In the evening, relax at your accommodation in Halls Gap and enjoy the starry night sky.

3. Day 3: Yarra Valley
   2 hours (70 miles) from Grampians National Park

   Start your day with a hot air balloon ride over the picturesque Yarra Valley. In the morning, visit the Yarra Valley Chocolaterie and Ice Creamery and indulge in some delicious treats. In the afternoon, visit the vineyards of De Bortoli Wines or Domaine Chandon and learn about the wine-making process. In the evening, enjoy a gourmet dinner at one of the many restaurants in the valley.

4. Day 4: Mornington Peninsula
   1 hour 15 minutes (50 miles) from Yarra Valley

   In the morning, take a dip in the Peninsula Hot Springs, the natural geothermal hot springs. In the afternoon, go on a scenic coastal hike at Cape Schanck or visit the Point Nepean National Park. Visit the wineries and breweries of the Mornington Peninsula, and enjoy some local wine and beer. In the evening, relax on the beach and watch the sunset.

Recommendations

If you're interested in more adventure, consider going on a hot air balloon ride in the Yarra Valley or trying out some extreme sports at the Mornington Peninsula. For side trips, you can visit Phillip Island to see penguins or Wilsons Promontory National Park for more hiking and wildlife. To maximize your fun, hire a campervan and explore more of Victoria's beautiful countryside. Don't forget to try some of Melbourne's famous coffee and food scene and visit the street art alleys in the city. Have a great trip!