Bed, shower after Vic couple's bush sleep

After sleeping four nights in northeast Victoria's rugged alpine wilderness, a Melbourne couple have enjoyed their first night back with home comforts.

Trevor Salvado and Jacinta Bohan are home after four nights stuck in Victoria's alpine wilderness. (AAP)

After sleeping four nights in Victoria's rugged alpine wilderness, a Melbourne couple have got their wish of a shower.

Trevor Salvado, 60, and Jacinta 'Cindy' Bohan, 58, were found safe and well on Tuesday morning at Mount Buffalo in Victoria's northeast, after getting lost on Friday.

The pair took a wrong track and became stuck on a steep ledge living off muesli bars and a trickle of water before working out how to get free on Tuesday and soon finding help.

They just "walked out from where we were" and soon came across a mini-bus of TAFE students who were on a canoeing trip.

After being looked over at Wangaratta Hospital on Tuesday afternoon, the couple told reporters they always knew they would be found and were looking forward to a shower.

Their disappearance sparked a full-scale search, involving up to 150 personnel covering several kilometres of rugged terrain.

Ms Bohan said the experience won't deter the couple from future outdoor adventures.