Things to Do in Melbourne
• Admire the penguins on the new Penguins Premium viewing platform that's directly inspired by the magnificent coves of the island's southern coast.
• You have the option to upgrade to the 3 Parks Pass for Penguin Parade, Koalas, and Churchill Island Heritage Farm, or take the Penguins Express Afternoon Day Tour from Melbourne.
• Fun fact: Phillip Island is home to one of the largest penguin colonies in Australia.
Take a 2-hour tour of Melbourne’s historic CBD and see the key sights, hear fascinating stories, and discover some hidden details.
Follow your guide through Melbourne’s bustling city center, hearing the unique stories of Victoria’s capital.
One of Melbourne’s only locally owned and operated tour companies, this tour promises to offer stories unheard of anywhere else and an insightful experience. We can promise you’ll walk away learning a lot and with a smile on your face.
Please Note: The 'free walking tour' operates with a model by which depending on your satisfaction, you are able to tip our guides upon conclusion of the tour. This is often our guides only source of income and are not paid otherwise by the city or government.
• These transfers are available 7 days a week and have departures every 15 mins.
• Worry not if your flight gets delayed or a transfer is missed as your tickets are valid for 3 months from the date of purchase.
• Stay connected with Wi-Fi available on board and store your luggage in the ample space provided.
• As you approach the city center, explore Southbank's lively dining precinct near Southern Cross Station for delicious food and riverside views.
• Explore 140+ rare works, including 40 runway pieces donated by Rei Kawakubo.
• See Westwood’s silk ballgowns face Kawakubo’s vinyl deconstructions, corsets clash with sculptural voids, each gallery unfolding like a five-act opera.
• Stand inches from fashion landmarks: Kate Moss’s tartan gown, Sarah Jessica Parker’s *Sex and the City* wedding dress, Naomi Campbell’s platforms, and Rihanna’s 2017 Met Gala dress.
• Go beyond garments with film, photography, and archival material that unpack the cultural rebellions stitched into every piece.
• Wander treetop boardwalks at the Koala Conservation Reserve and spot koalas lounging in their natural eucalyptus habitat.
• Step into the past on Churchill Island—explore heritage farm buildings, blooming gardens, and daily farming demos.
• Watch hundreds of little penguins emerge from the ocean and waddle home during the world-famous Penguin Parade.
• Your ticket includes access to the visitor center, scenic boardwalks, and general viewing platform at Phillip Island National Park.
• Catch sight of over 10,000 sea creatures from across the globe, from jellyfish to majestic rays.
• Come face-to-snout with Pinjarra, one of the world’s largest Saltwater Crocodiles, in Croc Lair.
• Check out the new Rocky Shores zone and meet quirky rockpool creatures, from spiky sea stars to clever decorator crabs and slimy sea cucumbers.
• Upgrade to a Penguin Passport and step onto real ice in snow gear, meet penguins like Pesto, and go behind the scenes on a guided tour.
• See icons like Southbank, Flinders Street Station, and the city skyline as you cruise downstream towards Queen's Bridge.
• Head upstream to catch leafy parklands, the Royal Botanic Gardens, and glimpses of the MCG near Punt Road Bridge.
• Refresh with drinks or light snacks from the onboard bar and relax in the covered seating area or on the open-air deck.
• Choose your cruise: gardens upstream, ports downstream, or city highlights both ways.
• The captain’s live commentary adds local flavour and fun facts throughout the ride, making it great for first-timers and families.
• See Melbourne’s natural and urban beauty, from the Royal Botanic Gardens to Melbourne CBD views and the striking Bolte Bridge.
• Discover history with views of the 19th-century “Polly Woodside” sailing ship and Melbourne’s bustling shipping channels.
• Enjoy live commentary, revealing fascinating stories about Melbourne’s landmarks, from sports arenas to world-class cultural hubs.
• Fun fact: Many animals call Yarra River home, including 18 different species of frogs and 170 bird species!








































