Walking to 5 Secret Hidden Spots in Melbourne

What if I told you that you can visit some beautiful natural places on a low budget in Melbourne? Let me guide you to a hidden gem that not many tourists know about. Let’s set your maximum budget $100 Let follow the pathway from here: 1. Fairfield Park Boathouse The iconic fairfield boathouse has been icon of the Yarra River for 166 years! You can enjoy a beautiful time enjoying your brunch or afternoon tea here. Drinks just start from $4.6 and foods start from $11 This place gives you stunning chill vibes, surrounding by nature. You can rent a boat from them with different types it starts from $25 for half hour. It’s even free if you bring your own kayak or paddle board 2. Fairfield Pipe Bridge Just move to our next destionation, you will need 10 mins walk to an old bridge. This bridge is very iconic and was built in 1878. 3. Feel the Nature of Melbourne After you cross the bridge, you will arrive at the locals’ favorite jogging track! This pathway is truly beautiful, you can still see so many gorgeous birds perched in the trees! 4. City Lookout (Wurundjeri Spur Lookout) In the end of the nature walking, it will lead you to a main road, just follow this road and you will see a beautiful lookout. This lookout is beautiful, show us a city side of Melbourne and it’s famous for sunset spot. 5. Flying Fox Habitat Going back to where we start, across the river. You need to walking for 15mins. You can see a magnificent view of Flying fox. Follow the yarra river until you will pass under the highway. It will lead you to Grey Headed Flying Fox Habitat. You will see thousands of Bats. That’s our hidden walking tour in Melbourne. Basically you can spend less while visiting many interesting places in Melbourne. Because it is mostly free activities. #100usdchallenge #melbourne #weekendgetaway #travel #australia #solobackpacker #melbourne2025 #thingstodo #familytravel