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Optional ExcursionsOptional Excursions: Melbourne Laneways and Arcades Walk | Koalas, Kangaroos and the Mornington Peninsula* | Yarra Valley Golf Day* | DC3 Touring to the Twelve Apostles* Optional Excursion – Melbourne Laneways and Arcades Walk - Monday, 17 September 2012When: Monday, 17 September 2012 Ever visited a city and wondered what all the fuss was about? Spent time trying to find that great wine bar or boutique you were told of, and ended up missing everything? Melbourne’s arcades and laneways hide many of these answers. Join this indulgent walk through Melbourne’s beautiful back streets, and get orientated in the life of the city that locals love. Optional Excursion – Koalas, Kangaroos and the Mornington Peninsula* - Tuesday, 18 September 2012When: Tuesday, 18 September 2012 Enjoy a scenic 50 minute drive out to the Mornington Peninsula and experience a true brush with nature. Stroll through a rugged expanse of beautiful bushland, while getting up close and personal with many of Australia’s iconic native animals. You’ll come into contact with wallabies and eastern grey kangaroos – many of which will allow you to pat and feed them. You’ll also have a rare opportunity to cuddle a koala. Optional Excursion - Yarra Valley Golf Day* - Tuesday, 18 September 2012When: Wednesday, 19 September 2012 While it is the well-known heartbeat of Victoria’s finest wine production, this Yarra Valley experience is the only one of its kind. Drive through gold mining towns to find The Henley - a traditional links course designed by Tony Cashmore in consultation with Nicklaus Design. This course boasts the longest Par 4 hole in Australia - the 16th. A true test to golfing character and skill! Follow your 9 holes with a gorgeous lunch and experience a private barrel room tasting with the wine maker. Optional Excursion - DC3 Touring to the Twelve Apostles* - Thursday, 20 September 2012When: Thursday, 20 September 2012 Nothing evokes the majesty and glory of flight better than the DC3 nicknamed the “Gooney Bird”. Built in 1945 this is the lowest time DC3 in operation and has been superbly refitted to make your experience comfortable and exciting. Depart Essendon Airport and fly to the famous Great Ocean road at Anglesea. Cruise along this magnificent coastline as you wind your way towards The Otways - past Melbourne’s famous coastal retreats of Lorne and Apollo Bay. Before you know it you are over the Otways wilderness national park for your first lap of the Twelve Apostles by air, before landing at Warrnambool Airport. Your luxury coach will then take you on an informative, historical ground tour taking in great beach walks and sensational sightseeing of the Twelve Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge and Gibson’s Steps, with a delightful seafood lunch. Your DC3 awaits for your return flight back where you can enjoy icy cold beer, wine and soft drinks.
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Important Dates: 2012 ICASM | 60th International Congress of Aviation & Space Medicine Please direct all event enquiries to the Congress Secretariat:
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