Victoria
Victoria is a state in Southeastern Australia. It is known for arts, culture, wine, and stunning natural attractions.
Victoria
Victoria
Great Ocean Road
Victoria
Victoria
Victoria
Victoria
Victoria
Great Ocean Road
Victoria
Relax in Brighton Beach
Just a short drive away from Victoria’s capital is Brighton Beach. This beach is great for paddleboarding and kayaking. Beach fun aside, the most famous feature of Brighton Beach is the row of colourfully painted bathing boxes that line the beach.
Brighton Beach draws the most crowds in the summer months of December to February. The warm weather makes it the perfect time to relax on the beach and catch some rays.
Culture and Dining in Melbourne
Queen Victoria Market is a market in Melbourne that has been operating for 140 years. Every week, it hosts the Queen Victoria Night Market where visitors can enjoy food and drinks from around the world. The night market has rows and rows of stalls with varied offerings, surely a treat for all foodies. Visitors of the night market can also expect to be entertained as they enjoy their food and drinks.
Urban explorers will love Southbank. This neighbourhood sits opposite Melbourne’s central business district on the southern banks of the Yarra River. The area is well-known for being a cultural hub in Victoria. Here you’ll find the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art and the National Gallery of Victoria among many others. In Southbank, you will also find Sandridge Bridge which features public art.
An unforgettable experience in Melbourne awaits. Talk to our team to plan your Victoria holiday!
Meet Penguins on Phillip Island
A bridge connects Phillip Island to mainland Australia allowing travellers to easily reach it by car. The most popular attraction on the island is the nightly Penguin Parade. Phillip Island is the home of one of the biggest little penguin colonies. Every night, little penguins waddle their way from the ocean back to their nests on the island.
Penguins aren’t the only adorable creatures that call Phillip Island home. Tourists can visit the Koala Conservation Centre to observe koalas in their natural habitat from the Koala Boardwalk.
Natural Attractions Near Great Ocean Road
London Bridge near Great Ocean Road, now known as London Arch, is a natural arch in Port Campbell National Park, Australia. It used to function as a bridge connecting an arch of land to the mainland. However, part of it collapsed in 1990.
Within the same national park, you can visit The Twelve Apostles, limestone stacks. These limestone stacks were created due to the erosion of a limestone cliff. Despite the name, there were originally only eight stacks, one of which has already fallen due to continued erosion.
Take a Ride on Puffing Billy Steam Train
Take a trip to the past with a ride on Puffing Billy, a steam train. The train operates daily with special services offering seats in first-class with a meal. Its open-sided carriages allow passengers to truly take in the sights of the Dandenong Ranges.
Take it a step further by participating in the Murder on the Puffing Billy Express special service. Dress up in your best flapper-era outfit and enjoy dinner on Puffing Billy as actors immerse you in a murder mystery.
Talk to us to learn more about how you can take a ride on Victoria’s most famous train.
Wineries in Yarra Valley
Yarra Valley is a region in Victoria most known for its wineries. The region has a cool climate and produces Chardonnay, sparkling wine and Pinot noir. Of course one of the main activities in the area is touring the Yarra Valley wineries and sampling their products. Make sure to also visit the region’s many restaurants for a culinary experience unlike any other.
The scenery in Yarra Valley is also enough to warrant a visit to the area. The lush greenery and rolling hills provide a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. After feasting on food and drink, explore the region’s parks and walking trails.
Start planning your trip to Victoria today. Get in touch with us, we will be happy to create a one of a kind holiday in Victoria for you.
For more information, please visit https://www.visitvictoria.com.au
