Relive the grandeur of by-gone days on a Tall Ship. The ONE & ALL is the host vessel of Rotary D9510's 'Youth Sailing Challenge' project transforming the lives of teenagers seeking their direction in life. Voyages are from Docklands Wharf sailing down the Yarra River towards Port Phillip Bay, observing Melbourne landmarks from a unique vantage point.

Enjoy the animals and scenery of the Great Ocean Road. See the towering 12 Apostles, get up close to native wildlife, and take in iconic surf breaks, pristine rainforest and misty waterfalls along the spectacular Great Ocean Road. Wildlife abounds throughout this region. The inland plains contain the biggest permanent lakes in Australia contained in huge craters of extinct volcanoes.

Called the Heart of the Nation, the ‘Red Centre’ is an arid, dramatic, vast land of extremes and home of Uluru (Ayers Rock) Australia’s spectacular monolith. Discover geological wonders such as Kata Tjuta (the Olgas), Kings Canyon and more. Walk around the base of this huge monolith, view a magnificent sunrise and discover its significance to the Aboriginal people.

Explore, learn and discover some special behind-the-scenes secrets of Melbourne Zoo. The guided walking tour takes approximately 2 hours and afterwards you can explore the zoo at your leisure! Meet koalas, see kangaroos, head underground into the wombat’s burrow, and watch native birds soar on this amazing tour.

Ahh Sydney – where do we start? The sparkling natural harbour, the famous Opera House and the countless, pristine beaches make it a destination that has to be seen to be believed. Although a renowned tourist mecca, if you keep digging you will uncover some of the secrets that make this city truly stand out from the rest. Sydney lies halfway along Australia’s east coast and is readily accessible by all methods of transport.