Foodie's 14-Day Melbourne to Sydney Itinerary

1. Day 1: Queen Victoria Market
   5 minutes (0.5 miles) from City Centre

   Local food tour

2. Day 2: Great Ocean Road
   2 hours (102 miles) from Melbourne

   Stunning coastline drive

3. Day 3: Apollo Bay Bakery
   30 minutes (22.3 miles) from Great Ocean Road

   Famous meat pies

4. Day 4: Mornington Peninsula
   2 hours 30 minutes (98.2 miles) from Apollo Bay Bakery

   Winery tour

5. Day 5: Twelve Apostles Food Artisans
   20 minutes (11.1 miles) from Mornington Peninsula

   Local cheese tasting

6. Day 6: The Gippsland Pantry
   4 hours 30 minutes (200.4 miles) from Twelve Apostles Food Artisans

   Handmade chocolate shop

7. Day 7: Sydney Fish Market
   9 hours (571 miles) from The Gippsland Pantry

   Seafood paradise

8. Day 8: The Grounds of Alexandria
   1 hour (8.6 miles) from City Centre

   Farm-to-table experience

9. Day 9: Bourke Street Bakery
   9 minutes (1.1 miles) from The Grounds of Alexandria

   Famous baked goods

10. Day 10: Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk
    30 minutes (5.5 miles) from Bourke Street Bakery

    Scenic hike

11. Day 11: Bills
    10 minutes (0.4 miles) from Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk

    Breakfast favorite

12. Day 12: The Rocks Markets
    45 minutes (3.9 miles) from Bills

    Artisanal food stalls

13. Day 13: Spice Alley
    15 minutes (2.7 miles) from The Rocks Markets

    Asian street food

14. Day 14: Opera Bar
    10 minutes (0.4 miles) from Spice Alley

    Cocktail and views

Time and Costs Estimates

• Great Ocean Road Drive (8 hours, free)
• Winery Tour (4 hours, AUD 150)
• Local Cheese Tasting (1 hour, AUD 25)
• Seafood Lunch at Sydney Fish Market (2 hours, AUD 50)
• Farm-to-table Breakfast at The Grounds of Alexandria (2 hours, AUD 25)
• Bondi to Coogee Coastal Walk (2 hours, free)
• Artisanal Food Stalls at The Rocks Markets (1 hour, AUD 30)
• Asian Street Food at Spice Alley (2 hours, AUD 20)
Total Estimated Costs: AUD 300 for Activities

Useful tips

If you have less time, skip The Gippsland Pantry and go straight from Mornington Peninsula to Sydney. If you have more time, explore Melbourne's laneway restaurants or take a food tour of Sydney's cultural neighborhoods.