This is probably one of those classic seaside amusement parks, and honestly, while I'm not…read moreparticularly big on such places, it is still a rather fun place to go with friends. In fact, this is basically one of those ts Kilda icons and it has been around for ages. In fact I remember coming here as a kid, and going on the rollarcoaster with my Mum. Yeah, this place really does have some history, and the rollar coaster is literally heritage listed (and still operational, in normal times that is). It's definitely worth checking out, unless you aren't an amusement park type of person that is.

Luna's not worth traveling to Australia for, but we were in St. Kilda and my kid saw this on the…read moreway to someplace else. It's outstanding! It's more Coney Island old school than the real place. There's (no kidding) the world's oldest working roller coaster at this park. My kid loved it (and so did everyone else). So if you've got a couple hours to spare, and you're in St. Kilda anyway, do yourself a favor and step inside -- your kids will beam with joy. We were in all parts of Melbourne and Victoria, and maybe I'm biased because the kids had so much fun, but Luna is one of the top things we did while in Victoria.

We were going to buy a boat but it did not stack up , joining the club was a great way to go and…read morehaving access to a great range of boats is awesome

We booked our wedding day transfers trough pcc which was the biggest mistake of our life! We booked…read morethe mustang and a driver for 3 and 1/2 hours at the cost of $1000 which included transfers for the groomsmen then the bridal party and allowed us 1hour for photos! We were sent to Webb doc for departure in port mel when we were supposed to bored at Webb bridge in the cbd! When quizzed what was going on Sonia replied I don't no the difference! We had already lost a good 40mis by this stage! The ceremony went ahead then wen we return outside for our photos with the boat we noticed it was gone! I called Sonia and she said it was just filling up and it would be back but it never returned! Forcing us to pay another boat for some pics! The following day I phoned the owner Gary who is the biggest weasel I have ever met! I said I was coming Down to sort out what happened yest! He said there was no-one working and they had a day off before hanging up on me! I went down to there office anyway and surprise surprise they were open! Wen asked if he was Gary he said no his name was George and he was a deck hand! We were then told by one of his workers that that was in fact Gary! In summing up Gary or George or what ever your name is you piece of shit, you ruined our wedding day and I really hope people read this before dealing with you or yor pathetic company you crook!

This was a phenomenal experience! Our guide, Kent, was friendly and knowledgeable. This is a…read morewonderful activity for those who want a different view of the Yarra River. No experience is necessary -- your guide will teach you everything you need to know when you hit the river. Dinner was also included; an awesome plus. Be sure to dress for the weather. You may get a little wet, so he sure to plan accordingly. You'll fall in love with the river and the fun Kayak Melbourne provides.

"...A TRULY FABULOUS MELBOURNE EXPERIENCE ~ HONESTLY & SINCERELY RECOMMENDED..."…read moreYesterday evening our family group, along with possibly 90 others, thoroughly enjoyed the MAGIC CHARTERS DINNER CRUISE [3 1/2 hours] aboard The Kingfisher II - Embarkation/Debarkation Point: Dock 5, Water Plaza, Victoria Harbour Promenade, Docklands. 1. THE BOAT: A huge catamaran.. 2 storeys.. Roomy.. Fully air-conditioned.. Wall to wall windows.. 6 impeccably clean restrooms.. Designated 'smoking'.. Well maintained.. Professionally decked out.. Crisp white cotton cloths.. Quality cutlery and crockery.. Fresh white roses on table.. 2. THE CREW: Many.. Professional.. Efficient.. Thoroughly committed.. Nothing a bother.. Friendly.. Affable.. Laid back.. Love what they do.. 3. THE JOURNEY: A gentle non-stop cruise from Docklands to Williamstown, and back, with remarkable sightseeing along the way - Under the Bolte Bridge.. Under the Westgate Bridge.. Up close and personal with monster Container Ships, loading and offloading.. A glide through the crisp calm waterways.. The full Melbourne sunset.. The picturesque marina at Williamstown.. The many avid fishing men and women - on bridge, pier, jetty, rocks, dredge banks and little bobbling boats.. The magnificent Melbourne skyline - day and night views.. The fresh wind.. The sea air.. 4. THE FOOD: Two course casual serviced Buffet with UNLIMITED serviced - Beer [heavy and light], Wine [very drinkable red, white, sparkling and a dessert choice], Soft drinks [glassed with ice, lemon wedges, straws], Chilled filtered Water, Coffee & Tea [served in white china with saucers] The main table was freshly set: -shucked oysters with lemon wedges - fresh, chilled, sweet.. -whole king prawns with cocktail sauce - fresh, good size and lemon water on tables for rinsing.. -Greek salad - freshly made, nice fetta.. [don't think this was dressed, not a big deal - the tomato chunks provided juice] -pear, walnut & rocket salad - walnut halves, crisp green pear, super fresh rocket.. [I could not taste the dressing.. it would have enhanced this delish salad.. it may have been forgotten] -Caesar salad - generous with the eggs and the crisped bacon [again, though, I couldn't really taste a dressing] -bread rolls & butter - gorgeous little super fresh crisp soft rolls and real dairy butter.. -barramundi poached in lemongrass sauce - seriously delicious fillets and such an unctuous sauce.. -beef goulash with sour cream - tender chunks.. good base.. -chicken in cream sauce - I really enjoyed this.. well-cooked thigh fillet.. mustard flavoured creaminess.. -oven roasted chat potatoes & skin on Japanese squash pumpkin -steamed whole green beans - fresh.. crisp.. [if these had only been tossed in butter, olive oil or some sort of dressing] -vegetable lasagne - looked lovely.. -boneless roasted lamb - I loved this.. freshly carved, beautifully cooked - juicy, just pink, melt in the mouth, no fat.. -home-made gravy - nice and dark.. more a jus than a gravy.. perfectly seasoned.. Then: -fruit platter - stunning.. freshly sliced trio of melons.. black grapes on stem.. large strawberries rinsed and halved.. -mini pavlovas - creamed and fruit garnished.. -iced chocolate cake - moist.. good flavour -sticky date cake - date pieces.. crushed pistachios.. caramel flavoured icing.. -vanilla ice-cream -jellied cheesecake slice - firm biscuit crumb.. lovely cheese filling.. pureed raspberries in the jelly.. -cheese board - good selection of cheeses & crisp crackers.. [Oh, and the best bit.. whilst there are leftovers.. guests are more than welcome to seconds] 5. THE PRICE: $198 per person All Inclusive - Worth it.. especially if you drink..!! [We paid $99 each - Yes.. A Groupon Voucher.. Yes.. An absolute steal..] [The food was ALL - fresh, morish and lovely... but, I would have included a rice dish - a little oversight.. those very tasty sauces needed something to soak into... And, I'd suggest serving the cold dishes on an entree plate, as a starter... then offering the hot foods, as a main... Thus, I'd market it as a "3 COURSE SERVICED BUFFET DINNER with CHEESE BOARD, TEA & COFFEE and UNLIMITED BEER, WINE & SOFT DRINK" - I think this might get 'HER' on the water, on a much more regular basis - like every weekend.. and 'SHE' is certainly equipped with everything required.. to be doing this..] A FAB EXPERIENCE.. NO DOUBT ABOUT THAT.. AND A GOOD INTERESTING MIX OF GUESTS - WELL BEHAVED HIP YOUNG PERSONS.. ROMANCING COUPLES.. UPMARKET TRAVELLERS.. FAMILY GROUPS WITH BIG KIDS.. WE HAD A WONDERFUL TIME and A MEMORABLE DINING EXPERIENCE.. YOU MUST DO THIS, AT LEAST ONCE..!! [And if you have overseas or interstate guests - It's a quality outing - Will leave them warm with great memories of Melbourne 'on the water'] WE WILL GO AGAIN.. SO DEFINITELY.. To the captain and crew.. especially Mr Parminder.. upstairs.. you were a 'class act' and a delight..!! Visited on Sat 07/11/15 - Dinner for group of nine.

Had a lovely day with these guys cruising on Magic Charter high tea & cruise, a must if u r ever in…read moreMelbourne. Thanks to my fire friend it was a great relaxing catch up way to go.

I was honestly disappointed. I've been to multiple aquariums in the USA and I was expecting this…read moreone to be much nicer. I didn't see any workers to help guide or discuss at all throughout the exhibit. Many animals were missing from the tank with a sign saying they've been moved. There honestly wasn't much to see and it was a disappointment. The penguins and sharks were the best parts and the only reason this got 3 starts... and the only good part. It was mostly just tanks of different fish. If you are coming with children then this is the place to go, for adults it's crowded and annoying.

Fantastic day for all ages. I was very impressed with the new penguin exhibit. The penguins are…read morevisible and energetic and easy to interact with. All sealife and environments looks extremely clean, healthy and well maintained. Easy process to buy tickets and once you are in you can explore at your own pace and in any order.

While small, this aquarium is charming. It includes a multitude of crawl-through activities for…read morechildren and stroller/wheelchair accessible ramps and lifts. For adults, I'd recommend attending during a school day to avoid the school holiday crowds. Make sure to book in advance; the first time my partner and I tried to attend, they had sold out for the day early in the morning. The café is quite large and offers the usual burgers, chicken, wraps, and fish meals. The cafe is expensive. I ordered the fish, which came with tarter and ketchup. It was bland without the sauces. You can bring your own food for free and there is a water bottle refill station, so I'd recommend doing that. There's also a small drink stand near the turtle exhibit.

Well, my brother absolutely loves this place, and has done so ever since we first visited the place…read moreyears ago. That basically means that we end up here ever two odd years, which is probably a good thing because it means that we don't get sick of the place. Mind you, everytime we come here things seem to have been shifted around a little and maybe a new exhibit has been thrown in, but in many cases it is pretty much the same as I remember it. Mind you, as an aquarium it is actually pretty big, though I'm not sure if I could consider it the biggest, even in Australia. The other thing is that it also focuses mainly on sealife in and around Melbourne, though of course they do go further afield (such at the Antarctic, namely because of the huge penguins in the enclosure).

This was one of our excursions.... Last year Australia had a major fire... several animals were…read moretransferred to this sanctuary... it was a rainy/sprinkling day..... some of the animals were not out... We did see kangaroo's, koala's, parrots, dingo's and few other animals...

I visited Healesville on a group tour since it's the only one that's approved due to their…read moreconservation efforts. It's a medium-sized zoo that focuses on Australian wildlife in their natural habitat. I got to see a few koalas, several kangaroos, emus, wallabies, and various birds. I even got to see the lyrebird do its jumping dance. The staff here seem to enjoy their jobs as they take care of the animals. Overall, I thought this was a pretty good zoo and I enjoyed my time walking through and seeing all the animals.

Bottomline: it was worth it if you had to take your vehicle to Tasmania…read more I had to, as I was backpacking back then and had nowhere to park my car in Melbourne for 2 weeks. Flying to Hobart and rent a car would usually be an easier and cheaper option. Plus most of the usual sightseeing spots are on the southern side of the island, so landing at the port on the northern side of the island doesn't quite help. I wasn't in just for the usual sightseeing spots, so it was okay for me. The whole process of getting everyone onboard was amazing. One of a kind experience and to be fair, very efficient even from the eyes of a Hong Konger. As soon as parked, I went straight to the bar for a drink and some cricket game on TV. The ferry departed just before the sunset, and the view was astonishing. The dinner onboard was just good enough for filling your stomach, nothing particular. I was by myself so I was getting a incliner instead of a proper cabin. It was cozier than an economy seat on a flight, and I had had slept at much worse places during my trip, so there wasn't much complain. Getting off the ferry was a breeze too, and as joints like Maccas and KFC do expect the ferry land early every morning, the open as early too so that you could catch a breakfast.

This experience has almost tainted Tasmania for me. Never again…read more Do not ride this boat if you/(re) Not drunk / high or sedated enough to ensure 10+ hours of horrible engine noise and vibration, listing is random depending on sea conditions. Shocking for our trips Are Pregnant or have any medical conditions Have working Taste buds - hospital food is better Care about your car - security and the other passengers will scratch, door and just walk right into your mirrors. If they don't fold back auto fold them or you'll lose one at least Want to sleep? Forget it. Don't bother with cabins. The car alarms sounding The Entire Night and unhelpful / almost aggressively unhelpful staff who refuse to even try and get in touch with owners as they Know who's rego is who's car. Terrific customer service /S Only positive re cabins- ours reeked of urine and they immediately cleaned it very well. Probably the only star. If you want to enjoy their offerings you better rush - we boarded at about 11:30~ pm and afterwards unlike advertised the lot was shut down. For an overnight boat this is stupid. Missing out on profit and annoying / denying customers food and drink is ridiculous. Make sure you bring cash because "they have ATM's" which can't actually give cash. I'd go on but it's just a shocker. Trying to decide between false advertising or fraud/ refund cause I do NOT want vouchers or anything to do with Tasmania for at least a few years.