Things to do in Melbourne Skydeck

It was a nice experience! VR is a must try, it’s like touring Victoria. And the edge experience is very thrilling and fun! Conquer your fear of heights for the nice city view!

unlucky when we departed from city, its was slightly delayed. But departed from Williamstown it’s on time. So far is good

A wonderful city tour. Great way to see Melbourne's landmarks without feeling rushed.

was all worth it. got the two attraction pass and availed Sovereign Hill and Melbourne Zoo. You can definitely save more than buyign invidual tickets.

the kids loved the rides! the staff were also very friendly. would definitely go there again. as it was a rather cold day, the queues were very short. so we did3nt have to wait very long for the rides

As my husband was unable to join us for the boat ride, I had to take my daughter out on my own. The night before, I was very worried and nervous because I had never driven a boat before. Thankfully, the friendly crew member sensed how nervous I was and kindly offered to guide me for a while until I felt confident enough to handle the boat myself. His patience and encouragement made a huge difference. It turned out to be a wonderful experience with my daughter, and I was surprised by how easy the boat was to handle. We had a fantastic time and created a very special memory together. Highly recommended!

Absolutely loved this Great Ocean Road tour! It was easily one of the highlights of my Australia trip. Eric, the guide was amazing — friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely went out of their way to make sure everyone had a great time. You could really tell he cared about giving us the best experience possible. We even got to make a little detour to Lorne Beach, where we saw so many cockatoos! Everything felt well-organized and relaxed, and the guide made the long journey enjoyable from start to finish. Would happily do it again! ❤️

Diverse exhibits: The museum combines natural history, science, Australian social history, and First Peoples culture under one roof. Dinosaur Walk: A standout attraction featuring impressive dinosaur skeletons and interactive displays that appeal to both children and adults. Forest Gallery: An immersive indoor living forest with native plants and wildlife. Bunjilaka Aboriginal Cultural Centre: Engaging presentation of Aboriginal history and living culture.

Visited SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium on a weekday am and found the entry process smooth and hassle-free. Admission was quick by simply scanning the QR code from the Klook app, allowing us to enter without any waiting. The aquarium itself is relatively small and has a more traditional, old-fashioned city aquarium feel compared to some of the newer attractions in Asia. There is a decent variety of marine life on display, making it an enjoyable visit for families w young children and casual visitors. School groups started arriving later in the am, so it was quieter and more pleasant to explore earlier in the day. Unfortunately, the penguin section was closed for renovation during our visit, which was a disappointment as it is usually one of the main highlights of the aquarium. Despite this, there was still enough to see and do, and we spent around two hours exploring the exhibits at a comfortable pace.