Enter the vast oceanarium 10,000+ sea-dwellers call home and get a chance to meet all of them. Navigate a see-through tunnel, catching glimpses of different marine ecosystems along the way. Meet seahorses, penguins, saltwater crocodiles, turtles, snakes, lizards, lungfish, stingrays, starfish, sharks, and more – 10,000 is a huge number indeed. Touch sea stars, shark eggs, and more as you walk through multiple immersive and interactive zones. Yarra River Cruise Sail the postcard-worthy Yarra River for 2 hours, taking in beautiful parks, skyscrapers, and historic buildings along the way. From the Westgate Bridge and Herring Island to Victoria Docks and Polly Woodside, see everything there is to see in Melbourne's stunning riverside. Pass by Herring Island and see if you can tell whether it's real or not. Itinerary Ports and Docklands Cruise Route Southgate Arts & Leisure Precinct Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre 19th Century sailing ship “Polly Woodside” Crown Entertainment Complex World Congress & Trade Centre Bolte Bridge & Westgate Bridge Shipping Channels and dock area Docklands and Docklands Stadium Melbourne CBD views Parks and Gardens Cruise Route Federation Square Royal Botanic Gardens Government House Melbourne & Olympic Parks including AAMI Park, Melbourne Arena, Holden Centre, Margaret Court Arena | MCA, Melbourne Cricket Ground | MCG, and Rod Laver Arena Herring Island Melbourne Highlights Cruise Route All landmarks covered in both of the cruises above.

Ice, Ice Baby, too cold Ice, Ice Baby, IceBar Step into IceBar Melbourne where temperatures are super low but the spirits are at an all-time high. Everything here is made of ice: sculptures of GOT's white walkers, jungle cats from Wanderlust, the tables, chairs, and even the bar. You'll stay warm though, wearing your comfy snow cape and gloves as you walk around playing games like ice hockey and sipping frosty drinks. Yarra River Cruise Sail the Yarra River for 2 hours, covering all of Melbourne's highlights along the way. See beautiful historic buildings, skyscrapers, bars, and parks. Enjoy views of Melbourne's CBD, Victoria Docks, the majestic West Gate Bridge, and the well-preserved 19th-century sailing ship, Polly Woodside. Click a pic of the Herring Island, a striking artificial island that stands out as the only one along the Yarra River.

Sail the beautifully calm Yarra River from where everything in Melbourne looks even better. You can choose from 02 different routes, each offering equally tempting views and photo-ops. Or, you can choose to have it all in one go. To get a pulse of Melbourne's thriving culture, opt for the Ports and Docklands Cruise. Cruise along the World Congress & Trade Centre, Crown Entertainment Complex, and the shipping docks for an hour. For a serene experience that's slightly more relaxing (it's all about parks, gardens, and recreation), pick the 1hr Parks and Gardens Cruise. Pass through various sporting arenas part of the Melbourne & Olympic Parks including the Melbourne Cricket Ground and the Rod Laver Arena. Also, see if you can tell that the Herring Island isn't real. Choices are hard. If you don't want to choose, go for the Melbourne Highlights Cruise to enjoy 2 hours of sailing taking in everything listed below. Additionally, this cruise brings you onboard commentary so you're perfectly aware of everything you see. Routes Ports and Docklands Cruise Southgate Arts & Leisure Precinct Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre 19th Century sailing ship “Polly Woodside” Crown Entertainment Complex World Congress & Trade Centre Bolte Bridge & Westgate Bridge Shipping Channels and dock area Docklands and Docklands Stadium Melbourne CBD views Parks and Gardens Cruise Federation Square Royal Botanic Gardens Government House Melbourne & Olympic Parks Herring Island Melbourne Highlights Cruise All landmarks covered in both of the cruises above.

Some ways to travel are simply better. This stands especially true for the 1hr ferry transfer between Melbourne and Williamstown. Apart from being super convenient and comfortable, the ferry transfer offers spectacular views of Australia's favorite coastline. You'll come across the mighty, like the Westgate Bridge, and the cool, like the 135+-year-old ship Polly Woodside. If you're overdue on a relaxed day out, exploring an old coastal town, Williamstown might just be what you need. You could take a self-guided heritage walk to visit iconic spots like the Timebell Tower or the old Customs House or relax at the beach. Chill at the waterfront cafes and slowly head to Port Philip Bay. Pause to admire the sunset, before you hop on a ferry back to Melbourne City. In too much love with the river? It's perfectly okay if you just want to relive the hour immediately afterward and skip exploring the lands. Opt for a round trip and make this a 2-hour cruise. And hey, click all those photos you might have missed the first time around because you were awestruck.

The 90-minute waterbike guided tour includes picturesque views of the Botanical Gardens and the residence of the governor of Victoria, Government House. Turn under the Swan Street Bridge to pass the Rod Laver Arena – the second largest indoor arena in Australia and the Melbourne Cricket Ground – the biggest cricket stadium in the world. You then ride along Birrarung Marr, a picturesque park nestled between the central business district and the Yarra River. Pedal through Melbourne's Iconic Landmarks Continue downriver, passing by the Princes Bridge, one of the oldest river crossings in Melbourne, before reaching the heart of the city. As you ride, see Flinders Street Station – Australia's first steam rail station with the towering Rialto building in the background. Pedal by the Webb Bridge modeled on a traditional Koorie fishing trap used to catch eels and pass by the Polly Woodside Tallship. As your guide points out landmarks and regales you with their histories, continue upstream to see the Crown Casino and the lively South Bank precinct, with the Eureka Tower soaring above the skyline.