Bright Autumn Festival

Days: 7 Days

Activity: 2. Moderate

Transport: Drive

$2,595.00

Tour description



Experience one of Australia’s most enchanting seasonal displays on this beautifully paced journey to the Victorian High Country for the Bright Autumn Festival. Set against a backdrop of rugged mountain peaks and rolling valleys, the region bursts into brilliant colour each autumn, with tree-lined streets, riverside parks and historic villages glowing in rich reds, golds and amber. With four nights based at the welcoming Bright Colonial Motel, there is ample time to explore the area’s unique blend of natural beauty, Gold Rush history and warm country hospitality. From heritage towns to scenic lookouts, each day brings a new place to discover.

Our journey to Bright includes a night in Wagga Wagga, allowing time to enjoy its gardens, heritage sites and vibrant regional character. The return journey is equally spectacular, travelling the Alpine Way through Kosciuszko National Park and the Upper Murray region, passing Khancoban, Tom Groggin Station and Dead Horse Gap before settling in for the night in lakeside Jindabyne. With visits to charming towns like Beechworth, Myrtleford and Yackandandah, as well as national parks, orchards and historic sites, this tour captures the very best of autumn in country Australia — colourful landscapes, memorable touring, and thoughtful inclusions every step of the way.

Tour Departure Location = Sydney

Travelling from somewhere else? Return flight quotes are available on request. Please contact our team to join the tour.

Testimonials

Dear Debbie Just like to thank you again for the most enjoyable couple of days in the Southern Highlands earlier this month. Venues and meals were great. It was a very comfortable drive with John. He is very friendly and sociable, providing us with interesting information of the local areas along the way. We look forward to travelling with you again in the future.

Regards, Barbara

John, you did an amazing job – above and beyond the call of duty, looking after all of us so well.

Mark