壮美澳洲 墨尔本往返 | 菲利普岛+疏芬山+大洋路+墨尔本市区 5天4晚游5 Days 4 Nights Playing Through Australia Melbourne, Philip Island, Sovereign Hill, Great Ocean Road, and Melbourne City

Phillip Island, also known as Penguin Island, is shaped like a dolphin. Phillip Island is a world-famous holiday resort for its fairy penguins. The Phillip Island Nature Park on the island has attractions such as the Penguin Ecological Sanctuary, Churchill Island Traditional Farm, Koala Conservation Center and the New Nobis Center. Phillip Island offers spectacular scenery and amazing Australian wildlife experiences. In addition to the world-famous penguin parade, there are also natural beauty, authentic wines and beauties, and fresh sea breeze, which are guaranteed to make your vacation more wonderful.

There are more than 80 colorful rainbow huts on Brighton Beach. Originally, the main purpose of the rainbow huts was to rent them out to local people as storage rooms or changing rooms. Each cabin has a unique design style, which is not only beautiful but also makes it easy for each homeowner to recognize their own cabin. Now this is a great spot for taking photos, you can take as many photos as you want!

Maru Koala Sanctuary is a family-run attraction where visitors can see some of Australia's most famous residents including koalas, wombats, crocodiles, kangaroos, Australian birds, wallabies, Tasmanian devils, dingoes, emus and more. You can walk freely in the park, watch the animals, and learn about their living environment and habits. . Whether you want to get up close to adorable koalas or explore Australia's wildlife, this place offers an unforgettable experience.

Nobbies Head is a spectacular headland at the southwestern tip of Phillip Island, where you can enjoy superb scenery and amazing creatures. Take a stroll along the trail around Nobbies Point and take in the stunning seaside scenery from the viewing point of the natural seabird park. You’ll hear the thunderous sound of the water hole, and if you look out into the distance you’ll see the iconic spectacle of little penguins.

Sovereign Hill is an outdoor museum located in the suburbs of Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. It opened on November 29, 1970. It shows people the historical situation 50 years after the discovery of gold here in 1851. It has become Australia's most famous tourist attraction. This outdoor museum is located on a former gold rush site and recreates life in the bustling 1850s in many details. At Sovereign Hill, visitors can step back in time and experience Australia's passionate gold rush era.

This is a chain store made by Belgian/French chocolatiers, known for its live chocolate making, demonstrations of the process, and sales of unique flavored chocolates and ice cream. It is also an essential stop on the Great Ocean Road.

Cape Split Lighthouse is a lighthouse located in the small town of Airis Bay on the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia. The tower is 34 meters high and the top of the tower is 66 meters above sea level. It is called the "Little Red Riding Hood Lighthouse" because of its bright red top. It is a stunning sentinel on the Shipwreck Coast. Embark on a journey of maritime history and marvel at this desolate and dangerous coastline where hundreds of ships have crashed. It is still an important lighthouse for ships sailing in the dangerous waters of Bass Strait and still operates through an automated system every night. It is also a beacon for travelers on the Great Ocean Road. The scenery around the lighthouse is magnificent, with rugged cliffs and pristine beaches, and you can enjoy the views of Eagle Rock Marine Reserve, the Great Ocean Road and Phillip Island.

The Great Ocean Road Memorial Arch was originally built in 1939 to commemorate W.T. McConnack, an engineer who played a major role in the construction of the Great Ocean Road. It is also a place where visitors can stop near the start of their journey along the road and learn about some of the people who built it, so it is also a place to commemorate the 100 returning soldiers who built the Great Ocean Road some 3,000 years ago.

Apollo Bay is a seaport on the southwest coast of Victoria, Australia. It is the end point of Bells Beach, one of the world's top ten surfing resorts. It is backed by the Otway Mountains and has a wide white sand beach in front, with beautiful scenery. Close to Melbourne and the gold mining area of ​​Ballarat, the bay is crescent-shaped, with beautiful scenery and full of primitive style. There is a beautiful lagoon landscape on the coast, which is considered the best lagoon along the Great Ocean Road. Here you can see various seabirds walking among the reeds, including beautiful and noble white swans and black swans. This is a great place for art lovers and photography enthusiasts to sketch and take photos.

It is a series of naturally formed limestone formations, of which there are currently eight remaining. They are located in the Port Campbell National Park on the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia. The Twelve Apostles are a famous attraction in Victoria, attracting tens of thousands of tourists every year. Originally these stones were called "Sow and Piglets", and in the 1950s, their name was changed to the more attractive Twelve Apostles (the name comes from the twelve apostles of Jesus), although only nine stones remained at that time.

Loch Ard Canyon is perhaps the most captivating place in the world, a stunning canyon surrounded by sandstone cliffs 20-30 meters high. Walking trails connect to viewpoints, and steps lead down to the beach. On the beach, nestled within the canyon, the water is crystal clear and the sand is soft and fluffy. Looking back from the beach, you can see stalactites and caves etched into the rock walls. It is characterized by its rugged coastal terrain, emerald-green waters, and suspended beach walkways.

Melbourne Federal Parliament House is an important historical building in Melbourne, the capital of Victoria, Australia. The Parliament House is located on Spring Street in East Melbourne, east of Melbourne's city center. The building was built in 1855 and was the seat of Victoria's colonial parliament from 1856 to 1900, the seat of the Australian Parliament from 1901 to 1927, and has been restored as the seat of Victoria's State Parliament since 1927.

St. Patrick's Cathedral, a Catholic church built in 1858, is a Gothic building that took 80 years to complete. It is known as the most representative Gothic cathedral in the 19th century. The building is decorated with a large number of stone carvings around it, presenting a solemn and magnificent scene. The towering spires are quite eye-catching in the Melbourne skyline. The tallest spire is 103 meters high, and the other two spires are 61 meters high. It is the tallest church building in Australia and the largest church in the Southern Hemisphere. This tallest, most magnificent and gorgeous Gothic Revival church in Australia also attracts many tourists.

Fitzroy Gardens is located on Wellington Avenue in Melbourne, the capital of Victoria, covering an area of ​​approximately 26 hectares. It is the largest park in Melbourne's urban area. Fitzroy Gardens is lush with green trees, birdsong and flowers, with a strong British rural romance. The flower beds, fountains, lakes, trails, statues, etc. are beautifully and orderly planned. There is also an ancient tree that is as old as 130 years old, making it the most popular location for wedding photo hunting. Fitzroy Gardens is beautiful and peaceful, with lush trees and towering elm trees forming a tree-lined avenue.

It is a large public square in Melbourne, Australia, which was officially opened in October 2002. The square is surrounded by modernist buildings and multiple facilities, such as the Visitor Service Center, the new National Gallery of Victoria, the indoor performance hall, the SBS Media Building, the Transport Hotel, art galleries, restaurants and shops. The Atrium connects Flinders Street and the Yarra River. Its appearance is a geometric shape composed of steel and transparent glass. It is a landmark building around the square. The construction cost 467 million Australian dollars, can accommodate 10,000 tourists at the same time, and hosts about 500 gatherings every year.

The Yarra River is a river in the east-central part of Victoria, Australia. It is famous because Melbourne, the capital of Victoria and the second largest city in Australia, was built on the north bank of its estuary in 1835. Today, its lower reaches are mainly composed of the eastern and northeastern suburbs of the Melbourne metropolitan area.

It is a railway station in the Australian city of Melbourne, located at the intersection of Flinders Street and Swanstone Street. Flinders Street Station is the busiest station in the Melbourne metropolitan area transport network and the busiest station in Australia. In the 2011/12 fiscal year, the average daily passenger flow on Flinders Street on weekdays exceeded 92,600. Flinders Street Station is the first railway station in an Australian city and was the busiest passenger station in the world in the late 1920s. The main building of the station was completed in 1909 and is one of Melbourne's landmarks.

The University of Melbourne is located in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Founded in 1853, it is the second oldest university in Australia and the oldest university in Victoria. The University of Melbourne is one of the six sandstone universities in Australia and a member of the Group of Eight. It is also a member of Universitas 21, the Association of Pacific Rim Universities and the Asia-Pacific International Trade Education and Research Alliance. Together with Monash University and RMIT University, it is known as the "Three Major Universities in Melbourne" and is the best higher education institution in Australia.