Australian Grand Prix Travel Packages

Inclusions

• Return flights to Melbourne from a choice of UK or international airports
• Four-nights accommodation in Melbourne
• Hospitality for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
• Chauffeur-drive airport transfers in Melbourne
• ATOL protected — this means your money is always safe when you book with us

Prices to be confirmed. Send us an enquiry to register your interest.

Inclusions

• Return flights to Melbourne from a choice of UK or international airports
• Four-nights accommodation in Melbourne
• Champions Club trackside hospitality
• Appearances from key F1 personnel*
• Guided tour of the Formula 1 paddock*
• Grid walk*
• Chauffeur-drive airport transfers in Melbourne
• ATOL protected — this means your money is always safe when you book with us

*Programming and experiences are subject to change.

Champions Club is a hospitality and experience ticket available at every Formula One Grand Prix. Two things set it apart. A guided tour of the paddock, the area behind the team garages that most F1 fans never see. And a grid walk, where you stand on the actual starting grid and have a professional photo taken with the Formula One Championship Trophy.

You’ll also hear from F1 insiders too, former drivers, media personalities, and team executives, people who know the sport from the inside.

City, Rock and Reef

Sydney
Sydney is one of the world’s most recognisable cities. The Harbour Bridge and Opera House are the landmarks most people know. The Rocks is the city’s historic district, and Bondi Beach is nearby. If you want to get out of the city, the Blue Mountains are a short drive away.

Uluru
Uluru is in Australia’s Red Centre, a long way from the coast in every sense. The landscape, the light, and the atmosphere are unlike anywhere else in the country. The area has deep significance in Aboriginal culture. Kings Canyon in Watarrka National Park is within reach and worth including.

Cairns and the Great Barrier Reef
Cairns is the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef. To the north, Cape Tribulation and the Daintree Rainforest are two UNESCO World Heritage Sites in close proximity. The Daintree is the oldest rainforest in the world.

We can put together an itinerary that combines the Australian Grand Prix with any or all of these destinations.

Prices are tailored to your itinerary. Send us an enquiry and we will put together a quote.

Melbourne to Phillip Island

Phillip Island
Phillip Island is a short drive from Melbourne. The island has beaches, coastal scenery, and wildlife. It is known for its colony of little penguins, as well as koalas and kangaroos.

Mornington Peninsula
The Mornington Peninsula has vineyards, beaches, and natural geothermal springs. It is a quieter part of the region and a good place to slow the pace after the race weekend.

The Great Ocean Road
A ferry from the Mornington Peninsula takes you to Queenscliff, where the Great Ocean Road begins. Apollo Bay is a good base along the route, with beaches and fresh seafood. Port Campbell National Park is home to the Twelve Apostles, a series of limestone stacks rising from the ocean.

Port Fairy The route ends in Port Fairy, a historic coastal village. Tower Hill Wildlife Reserve is nearby, an extinct volcano where koalas, kangaroos, and emus can be found.

We can put together a self-drive itinerary that combines the Australian Grand Prix with this coastal route.

Prices are tailored to your itinerary. Send us an enquiry and we will put together a quote.