2025 Victoria Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

I spent 3D2N driving from Melbourne to 📍Great Ocean Road, before returning to Melbourne. The coastal views are one of the best in the world. Cool weather in summer (December) at around 17 degrees celcius in the day and 14 degrees celcius at night, so bring along your jackets all year round 🧥. 📍Apollo Bay Be sure to spend the night at Apollo bay and visit other attractions around the area and try the fresh oysters 🦪 and fish and chips 🐟 along the coasts! The forests around the area are refreshing and beautiful as well, with little elevation changes. 📍12 Apostles Spend the 2nd day driving from Apollo Bay to visit the 12 Apostles, to visit magnificent headland and bays with prominent stacks, formed by corrosion. It is exactly as pictured in geography textbooks. You can try activities such as surfing 🌊🏄 if you have the time along the beautiful coastlines, and drive or climb to various viewpoints to oversee the picturesque mountains and sea. #australiatrip #seascapes #victoria #downunder #hiking #nature #beach #melbourne #greatoceanroad #familytravel #myitinerary #localfood #couplestrip

Australia's most beautiful coastal scenery! The first attraction on our way was the Aireys Inlet lighthouse. This was the first lighthouse on the Great Ocean Road, and there was a name called White Queen. amazing! 😘 After stopping at the arches of the Great Ocean Road to take pictures, it took about 2.5 hours to drive to the coastal town Apollo Bay, which took 2 hours to reach the independent reefs standing in the Pacific Ocean after millions of years of weathering and seawater erosion. The twelve disciples in the storm are shocking!💡 #happynewyear

Lucky enough to get this shot before the sky gone cloudy. Our trip down the Great Ocean Road was not smooth due to the unpleasant weather. However, we were still amazed by the beauty of mother nature. And not to forget to mention about the extremely strong wind that almost blew us off during our visit to Twelve Apostles.

First visit to the short tour must play |Melbourne City Essence violent day route h Melbourne Many people come to Victoria for the first time to focus on the Great Ocean Road, then Melbourne is the only place to go, but only as a transit and no time to play, how to play new tricks? Select the runaway Melbourne is the capital of Victoria. The main attractions of the city are mainly architecture and humanities. The attractions are relatively concentrated. You can visit all the essences route by blasting. South Cross Station - Flinders Avenue Station - Federation Square - St. Paul's Cathedral - City Hall - Parliament Building - St. Barthelemy Cathedral Attractions 19 :00 Southern Cross Station This is the hub of Melbourne's land transportation. There is a brand full discount store in the building. There are also many fast food restaurants. Transfer passengers can eat and rest here to store their luggage. Transportation: Tram 11, 12, 48, 86, 96, 109 2 11:00 Flinders Street Station This is Melbourne's first train station, also The busiest, Flinders Street Station is a Victorian building, a bit like Harry Potter. Transportation: 2 km walk from Southern Cross Station. Or take the subway to Flinders Street Station 311:30 Federation Square Melbourne's largest public square, surrounded by unique architectural style, Yang Yi with the atmosphere of Australian Aboriginal culture. The huge screen here often broadcasts live broadcasts of important sporting events such as the Australian Open. Lazily sitting on the square ladder, watching the atmosphere of the Australian Open game awesome traffic: next to the train station, walk about 200 meters to reach 413:00 Melbourne St. Paul's Cathedral Have lunch at a fast food restaurant on Flinders Street and come to St. Paul's Cathedral across from Federation Square. This Gothic church is Melbourne's largest church and one of the pillars of Melbourne's faith. The architectural style is neoclassical. Although it is not magnificent, it is very solemn and worthy of attention. Tickets: Free Transport: Opposite the Federation Square 513:30 City Hall Melbourne City Hall Designed by the famous local architect Joseph Reid, the style of the Second Empire, interior There is a concert hall, once the most prestigious concert hall in Australia. The row of Corinthian columns outside the town hall is spectacular, and the corridors are also very good. Transportation: St. Paul's Cathedral is about 500m 614:30, the parliament building the seat of the Victorian Parliament, and is also an important building in the Victorian era. The stairs in front of the parliament building are a good place to take pictures. Tickets: Free Tips: The Parliament Building is open to the public. Visitors can visit and choose to visit with a free guided tour. Transportation: City Hall heads east, walk straight along the small conllins street 800m 716:00 St. Barthelemy Cathedral Roman Catholic Cathedral of the Diocese of Melbourne, Australia The tallest church is one of the most representative Gothic buildings of the 19th century. The venue outside the church is very wide, the facade of the church is very beautiful, and many people come here to take wedding photos. There are very few people in the church, you can appreciate the delicate painted window glass and the exquisite wood carving and stone craftsmanship. The shoulder photograph of the church is very good. Tickets: Free Transportation: Behind the Parliament Building Transfer Raiders 1South Cross Star Train Station has direct buses to two airports, which can be used as a transit time in the city. According to the point 2SkyBus, the shuttle bus to/from the Southern Cross train station and the airport 3 can be stored at the Southern Cross train station. The price is about 10 knives.

[self-driving Great Ocean Road, beautiful coastline] It is said that the Great Ocean Road often rains. When we go, most of them are sunny. When the twelve disciples approached the end of the day, they began to cloud, forming a special twelve-day disciple of Haitian. Wonderful scenery ~ Great Ocean Road is also very suitable for aerial photography ~ [time suggestion] one day from Melbourne to the twelve disciples time is enough, just a bit of a hurry, if time allows, you can spend 1 day and a half to drive, so half There is plenty of time to take pictures on the road~ [La Liga] Australia is driving on the left. Contrary to the domestic situation, it is best to find an empty section for a period of time before going on the road.

Melbourne Discovery Shop | This humble little shop is said to have the best coffee in Melbourne! Melbourne, like Helsinki, is also a city with a very large amount of coffee consumption. The more inconspicuous street cafes, the better the coffee here. The small shop "Patricia Coffee Brewers" hidden in the corner of the cat office CBD high-rise building has no exquisite decoration, even no seats, but it has the best coffee in Melbourne! When we arrived, there were a lot of people waiting in line to buy coffee. Most of them were office workers who were busy sneaking around in the office building. When they bought it, they gathered directly at the door of the store to drink. Very casual ~ point to the classic flat white, drink the first bit to know why this is so popular, really awkward, good, drink! He can also buy 4 kinds of coffee beans. There are 3 kinds of low caffeine white coffee WHITE, regular black coffee BLACK and FILTER hand coffee. They should be other self-baking coffee shops. Provided, the "thanks to" list saw the Seven Seeds that had been drunk before. Such standing only take-away coffee shop is very grounded. If you don't care about the environment and just want a cup of good coffee, you must be here. "Patricia Coffee Brewers"

The most beautiful sea view hotel on the Great Ocean Road Great Ocean Road on the first day, arrived in Apollo Bay. Check in the most beautiful net red hotel and take a photo of INF. Guess which one is this?

Australia is disappearing in the wonders of the world, it is too late to go. Speaking of "Twelve Apostles" The first thing that comes to mind naturally is the "twelve disciples" recorded in the Bible. It is said that the number of "twelve" has a special meaning, as if the Old Testament had twelve Israel. There are twelve gates in the New Jerusalem, twelve angels on the door, twelve foundations on the wall, and so on, as if to prove that this is a different number from the others. In Melbourne, Australia, there is the existence of this twelve disciples. Melbourne's Twelve Apostles actually refers to the Twelve Apostles, which is located on the Great Ocean Road in Victoria Island, Australia, in the Port Campbell National Park. We started from Melbourne by car, and it took about 3 hours to walk along the Great Ocean Road. The Twelve Apostles are actually 12 sandstones on the Pacific Ocean, because after thousands of years of baptism of the waves and sea breeze, because the number and form are similar to the twelve disciples of Jesus, it is called the twelve disciple. Because of the erosion of day after day, the earliest "twelve disciples" are only seven and a half now. Some people say that this is a gift on the most beautiful road in the world. It is nature giving people If you don't look at it anymore, one day you will lose it. Just like no one knows, the day when the fire in Notre Dame in Paris will happen, the landscape here will suddenly collapse. So be sure to hurry up time~ It is said that the most recent collapse occurred in 2005 when a little boy and his parents witnessed the moment of the collapse, the last second of the rock still perseverance in Neri, It can be as short as 35 meters in the next second. Research scholars have said that the wonders here will all disappear one day. The moment you see is actually history. Finally, in addition to self-driving, you can also choose to take a helicopter, but there are many people, you must make an appointment in advance, and consult the corresponding price, about 20 minutes, a few hundred Australian dollars.

The Great Ocean Road, located in the west of Melbourne, was built by the Australian government for the soldiers who died in the First World War. Construction began in 1919 and was completed in 1932, with a total length of 276 kilometers. The White Queen Lighthouse is the most beautiful of the eight lighthouses on the Great Ocean Road. It is not only an important navigational guide in Victoria, but also one of the many navigation warning lights on the coastline of the Great Ocean Road. The Lorne Trestle Bridge extends to the center of the sea and the scenery is unique. How can you not mention the twelve disciples in the Great Ocean Road? This is the landmark and the most enduring scenery. Although the twelve rocks have only seven remaining baptisms after thousands of years of sea breeze and waves, they have been carved into a human face by nature, seemingly sad, just like gentle, skillful. The Loyard Valley is adjacent to the Twelve Apostles. It is a spectacular U-shaped canyon formed by towering cliffs with sandy beaches and azure waters. The reason why the London Broken Bridge is famous is that it was once connected to the mainland by a natural bridge. The bridge collapsed in January 1990, and two frightened tourists were trapped on the newest island in the world. They were broadcast live on the whole process of being rescued by helicopters, so they are widely known and come here. Grotto is a natural cave formed by the erosion of limestone by seawater for thousands of years. It is covered with vegetation and is a wonder. Driving on the Great Ocean Road, so many beautiful scenery can be said to be climax, surprisingly continuous, there is no second road in the world can be comparable.

Arrive in Melbourne, pick up the car at the airport and head straight to Geelong, which is the first stop on our Great Ocean Road. Geelong is the second largest city in Victoria after Melbourne. It is the entrance to the Great Ocean Road. There are beautiful beaches. The biggest feature is the lovely human-shaped bollard on the shore. Today's weather is superb, the blue sky and the blue sea are in a line. This is just the round-the-island cycling race. The roads along the coast are surrounded, and there are various entertainment activities on the side. A lot of prizes.

The sunset of the encounter is more touching than the deliberate one. The weather from the Great Ocean Road back to Melbourne is also very exaggerated. The rainstorm has been repeated for several times, but I did not expect to return to the city and happened to catch up with this. The beauty of the field is rich in color. The charm of travel is not here? More than enough surprises. I don't remember what the port is called, just next to our Sebel Docklands hotel.

#springitinerary *Perfect for nature lovers • Farm enthusiasts • Photography buffs* ### **🌄 DAY 1: Farm Life & Golden Hour Magic** **🚗 9AM:** Scenic drive from Melbourne (90min) **🏡 11AM:** Check into charming farmstay (@ChurchillIslandCottage) **🐮 1PM:** - **Highland Cow Meet & Greet** (fluffy friends at Churchill Island Heritage Farm) - **Farm demonstrations** (butter churning & blacksmithing) **🌾 4PM:** - **Lavender strolls** at Phillip Island Lavender Farm (blooms Nov-Jan) - **Golden hour photos** with black swans at Swan Lake **🍯 7PM:** - Farm-to-table dinner @ The Cape Kitchen (try their lavender-infused desserts) --- ### **🚜 DAY 2: Island Adventures** **☕ 8AM:** - Breakfast with island views @ Churchill Island Café **🚴 10AM:** - **Bike the island circuit** (5km coastal ride - spot wallabies!) - **Historic homestead tour** (circa 1872) **🦢 2PM:** - **Black swan spotting** at Rhyll Inlet - **Afternoon tea** with scones @ Phillip Island Chocolate Factory **🌅 6PM:** - Sunset picnic at Churchill Island Jetty - Stargazing (low light pollution = amazing Milky Way views!) --- ### **🌱 DAY 3: Slow Island Goodbyes** **🧺 8AM:** - Lakeside breakfast @ The Nobbies Centre - Last-minute lavender shopping (essential oils & sachets) **📸 10AM:** - Final photos at the iconic Moonlit Sanctuary - Coffee @ The Island Wholefoods **🚗 12PM:** Peaceful drive home --- ### **📷 Must-Capture Moments:** 1. Highland cows at golden hour 2. Lavender fields in bloom 3. Black swan reflections 4. Historic farmhouse veranda **💡 Pro Tips:** ✔️ Farm entry includes all demonstrations ✔️ Visit weekdays for private cow cuddles ✔️ Lavender season peaks December

#springitinerary Spring in Victoria’s highlands is pure magic—wildflowers blooming, crisp mountain air, and charming villages straight out of a storybook. Just got back from a dreamy weekend in the hills, and here’s how to make the most of it! ✨ Hidden Gem: Trentham Falls – A short walk through ferny forest leads to Victoria’s highest single-drop waterfall. In spring, the flow is strong, and the mist feels refreshing. Pack a picnic! 🍴 Must-Try Food: The Red Beard Bakery (Trentham) – Their wood-fired sourdough is legendary. Try the cinnamon scroll with a locally roasted coffee. 😂 WTF Moment: Attempting to take a serene #naturevibes photo with alpacas at Daylesford’s Lavandula Farm… until one decided my scarf looked delicious. Cue 5 minutes of polite tug-of-war. ⏳ Weekend Itinerary: 📍Day 1: Melbourne to Daylesford (1.5hr drive) Stop 1: Breakfast at Larder (Daylesford) – Think smashed avo with fermented chili on house-baked rye. Stop 2: Walk around Lake Daylesford – The spring blossoms reflect perfectly in the water. Stop 3: Hepburn Bathhouse & Spa – Soak in mineral springs (book the private outdoor tub!). Stop 4: Dinner at Kazuki’s – Japanese-French fusion (their miso-glazed eggplant haunts my dreams). 📍Day 2: Daylesford to Trentham (30min drive) Stop 1: Trentham Farmers Market (Sat only!) – Stock up on local honey and organic veggies. Stop 2: Trentham Falls – Feel the spray and listen for lyrebirds in the bush. Stop 3: Lunch at Du Fermier – A rustic French feast (book ahead—it’s tiny!). Stop 4: Drive to Mount Macedon – Stop at Forest Glade Gardens for cherry blossoms and maple leaves. 📍Day 3: Mount Macedon to Melbourne (1hr drive) Stop 1: Coffee at Mount Macedon Trading Post – Their chai is spicy and strong. Stop 2: Hike Camel’s Hump – Steep but short, with 360° views (worth the burn!). Stop 3: Lunch at Mr. Carsisi (Kyneton) – Sicilian-inspired pasta in a sunlit courtyard. 🧥 Pack Smart: Warm layers (mornings are frosty, even in spring). Waterproof boots (for dewy trails). A big tote for farmers’ market treasures. This trip is all about slow mornings, flaky pastries, and that quiet mountain light. Perfect for a reset! Which mountain town is your fave? Comment below! 👇

1️⃣ Phoenix Macedonian Mountain Arts & Crafts Exhibition 🎨 📅 April 5th, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM | April 6th, 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM ✨ A paradise for local handmade art enthusiasts! From paintings, glasswork, ceramics, jewelry, paper crafts, woodworking, to textiles, you can bring home spring-inspired art pieces while enjoying a super chill creative community. 2️⃣ Kennington Horticultural Society Autumn Flower Show 💐 📅 April 5th, 11:30 AM - 4:00 PM | April 6th, 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM A must-visit for family outings! Flowers, fruits, vegetables, and potted plants compete for attention, with tea stalls, handmade markets, and plant mystery boxes all in one place 🌱. The Watts Pavilion transforms into a Monet garden, perfect for Instagram-worthy photos! 4️⃣ Illustration Workshop – Ink and Watercolor Painting 🖌️ 📅 April 5th, 10:30 AM - 3:30 PM Learn to paint whimsical animals 🦉 with an artist! Even beginners can create soulful art 💫. Includes organic lunch and afternoon tea, all set in a century-old auction house for maximum artistic vibes. 5️⃣ Autumn Acrylic Painting Class 🎨 📅 April 6th, 12th, 13th, 26th (various time slots available) Aesthetic overload at Malmsbury Farm! Guided by Tia, each week features a different theme. With countryside canvases and art therapy, even novices can create masterpieces 🖼️. 6️⃣ Wombat Forest Winery Music Performance 🎶 📅 April 6th, 13th, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM A mix of folk and rock echoes through the wine cellar, paired with gluten-free lemon tarts and champagne cocktails 🍹. Enjoy the forest view from the terrace, with the crackling of firewood setting the perfect weekend mood. 7️⃣ "Wonders of Nature" Pop-Up Art Exhibition 📅 April 12th-27th, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Dromkeen's century-old estate turns magical! Over 30 artists use oil paintings, sculptures, and photography to deconstruct nature 🖼️. Enjoy gazebo afternoon tea and interact with alpacas 🦙. European gardens meet local art for a 200% photo success rate! 8️⃣ Horse and Sound Healing Class 🧘 📅 April 11th, 10:00 AM - 2:30 PM Start with a soulful connection with horses, then move into a tent for a sound wave spa 🧘. A niche and rejuvenating experience for stressed-out workers. 9️⃣ Macedonian Autumn Mushroom Foraging 🍄 📅 April 12th, 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM Join a professional guide for a fungal treasure hunt! Learn safety tips while enjoying the wild 🍂. A seasonal nature class perfect for foodies and adventurers. 🔟 Learn Eco-Printing 🌿 📅 April 12th, 10:30 AM - 3:30 PM Unleash your inner alchemist with plant-based printing! Use leaves and rust to create natural patterns on scarves and paper, turning them into instant art pieces 🧪. 1️⃣1️⃣ Botanical Still Life Workshop 🎨 📅 April 12th, 10:30 AM - 3:30 PM Master acrylic painting techniques with an artist! From sketching to coloring, learn to capture the elegance of Australian flora 🌿. Even beginners can achieve a Monet-like style. 1️⃣2️⃣ Intro to Bookbinding Workshop 📚 📅 April 12th, 10:30 AM - 3:30 PM A dream for bookmaking enthusiasts! From basic booklets to leather-bound masterpieces ✂️, take your creations home and unlock a new artistic hobby!

🚐 Best Experience: Hitting the open road from Melbourne to Sydney—endless views, coastal charm, and a wild adventure. 🌊 Top Adventure: Exploring hidden beaches and scenic lookouts, with plenty of spontaneous stops along the way. 🍴 Food Faves: Mostly stocked up from grocery stores—easy, fresh, and perfect for campfire cooking. 💸 Worth Every Penny: Campervan rental was pricey but so worth it. Definitely book in advance to avoid last-minute stress! 🏕️ Camping Perks: Loads of free campsites and grey water disposal areas along the route—easy and budget-friendly. 🦘 Pro Tip: Watch out for wildlife, especially at dawn and dusk. Kangaroo crossings are real! 📸 Picture-Perfect Spots: Ocean views from the Great Ocean Road. Starry skies at the campsites—nature’s night show. 💡 Pro Tips: Plan rest stops near disposal areas for a smoother ride. Early booking saves money and guarantees better van options. Slow down and soak it all in—the journey is the destination. #australiaroadtrip #travel #campervan #oz #melboune #sydney #greatoceanroad #kangaroo #beachlife #newsouthwales #victoria #nature #downunder #Campervanlife #naturalwonders

The Brown Spoon offers a unique dessert experience in Victoria Park, blending traditional Korean flavors with modern dessert trends. While the café's ambiance and dessert offerings are commendable, potential visitors should be aware of past concerns related to service speed and cleanliness. Overall, it remains a delightful spot for those looking to indulge in distinctive desserts, especially during late hours. #bestchinesefood

#australiatrip The national gallery of Victoria has a lovely array of modern contemporary art, each room is a pure delight. I love renaissance art or art from around that period so this place challenged me in ways that were both good and bad. I really enjoyed viewing art in the modern area from a different country, the context is completely different from European art. I came here to learn more about Australia, to learn more about the aborigines, the Europeans that settled in Australia. Art is a great way to learn, inform, expose certain things about a community and I felt that I understood Australia a bit better than I did before.

#australiatrip Nestled in the serene Dandenong Ranges, the National Rhododendron Gardens offer a breathtaking escape into nature’s vibrant palette. Visitors are greeted by a stunning array of rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias, and daffodils, creating a colorful spectacle throughout the year. The gardens are a haven for birdwatchers, with species like the rare lyrebird and crimson rosellas adding to the charm. Whether you’re strolling through the fern gullies or enjoying a picnic with panoramic views of the Yarra Valley, the gardens promise a delightful experience in every season. Located at 24 The Georgian Road, Olinda, VIC 3788, these gardens are a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.

#australiatrip Burnley Gardens, a serene oasis in the heart of Melbourne, offers visitors a peaceful retreat with its lush greenery and diverse plant species. Established in 1861, these heritage-listed gardens are home to nearly 1000 different plant species, including some of Melbourne’s oldest trees. The gardens provide a perfect setting for leisurely walks, picnics, and self-guided tours that highlight their rich horticultural history. Whether you’re a plant enthusiast or simply looking for a quiet escape, Burnley Gardens is a delightful destination to explore. You can find Burnley Gardens at 500 Yarra Boulevard, Richmond, Victoria 3121, Australia.

Roadtrip Melbourne to Adelaide. The Great Ocean Road is the most worthwhile road trip in Australia. Located southwest of Melbourne, the Great Ocean Road stretches from Geelong, Lorne, Apollo Bay, and Port Campbell to Warrnambool, with a total length of nearly 300 km. Driving along the Great Ocean Road is a series of amazing journeys, with breathtaking views every kilometer. No two rock pillars standing in the sea are the same. The sunset and flying birds are a sight that many people may never see in their lifetime. The magnificent waves and sheer cliffs along the Great Ocean Road are the work of God, but to 19th-century sailors and immigrants, they were like iron-faced warriors defending Victoria, resolutely preventing hopeful ships from approaching.

Metung is a small town located in eastern Victoria, situated in the beautiful Gippsland Lakes region, at the confluence of lakes and rivers, surrounded by lush forests and tranquil waters. The town of Olinda is also more than 40 kilometers away from Melbourne CBD. It is located in Mount Tanjung Nong, right next to Sassafras. Generally, when going to Mount Tanjung Nong, Olinda and Sassafras are always taken together. After all, the two towns are only 3 kilometers apart, and it only takes five or six minutes to get there. The town of Olinda looks similar to Sassafras, but has a larger population, with the 2021 count being 1,773 people. But even so, there are only 305 people per square kilometer, which means that each person occupies more than 3,000 square meters of land. How comfortable that is. There are some small shops and many food restaurants in the town center of Olinda. The National Rhododendron Garden next door is most beautiful in April, May, September and October. In late autumn, the garden is full of bright red and yellow, and in early spring, it is full of colorful flowers. A little further down the road after the Rhododendron Garden, there is the Olinda Tea House, which is a garden-style restaurant. I won’t comment on the meals and afternoon tea, but the environment and scenery are indeed nice. Continue along the road for a few kilometers and you will see a sign on the right that says Pirianda Garden. Turn in and walk a short dirt road to the parking lot of this garden. The autumn colors of this garden are more beautiful than those of the azalea garden, and the red and yellow leaves are more beautiful. Back to the center of Olinda town, turn right and walk along the main road for a few kilometers, there is a garden called William Ricketts Sanctuary. The garden is not big, but the plants are quite lush. There are many sculptures in it, with similar styles, all of which are old. They are hidden in the woods and bushes, and under the mottled light and shadow, it feels a little gloomy and heavy. A small town in Victoria, a southeastern state of Australia Dunkeld Located at the southern end of the Grampians/Garryward Ranges, it is an ideal base for exploring the Grampians. There are beautiful trails and mountain views for those who want to hike or climb Sturgeon Mountain. The town also has a rich variety of delicious food. The Royal Mail Hotel and Wickens Restaurant are recommended. Warrnambool This seaside town has a rich history and a stunning coastline. Great for the whole family, you can see whales and penguins. Lake Pettobe and Cape Thunder Walk are highlights, and the Great Ocean Road and the Twelve Apostles are also nearby. Ballarat As Victoria's second oldest city, Ballarat has a rich gold rush history, and Sovereign Hill is a must-see historical attraction. The town’s 19th-century buildings and gold mining museum are worth a visit. Halls Gap As the gateway to the Grampians National Park, it's perfect for nature lovers. There are waterfalls, lookouts, and several hiking trails. Halls Gap Zoo and local wineries are also popular. Bendigo Once the epicenter of the gold rush, Bendigo's historic buildings and gold mining museums attract visitors. You can experience historical walks, as well as visit art galleries and botanical gardens.

#australiatrip Strolling through Mansfield, you’ll be enchanted by its wide streets, historic buildings, and the serene flow of Fords Creek. This gracious town, nestled in the foothills of the Victorian Alps, offers a perfect blend of history and natural beauty. Explore the local shops, enjoy a meal at a cozy café, and take in the stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Mansfield’s rich heritage, including its connection to the Kelly Gang, adds a fascinating layer to your visit. Located in Victoria, Australia.

#australiatrip Strolling through Yea Wetlands is a serene escape into nature’s embrace, where raised boardwalks and pathways guide you through lush landscapes teeming with diverse wildlife. The gentle sounds of birdsong and the rustling of leaves create a peaceful ambiance, perfect for a leisurely walk or a moment of reflection. The wetlands are a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts, offering glimpses of native marsupials, amphibians, and vibrant wildflowers. Located in Yea, Victoria.

#australiatrip Port Fairy, a charming coastal town, captivates visitors with its blend of historic charm and natural beauty. Stroll along the scenic Moyne River, explore heritage buildings, and enjoy the vibrant arts scene. The town’s picturesque beaches and rugged coastline offer perfect spots for surfing, fishing, and whale watching. Don’t miss the annual Port Fairy Folk Festival, a celebration of music and culture that draws crowds from near and far. Located in Victoria, Australia.

#australiatrip Exploring the charming town of Warrnambool is like stepping into a vibrant tapestry of history, culture, and natural beauty. Wander through the bustling city center with its eclectic mix of shops, cafes, and galleries, or take a leisurely stroll along the picturesque Lake Pertobe Adventure Playground. Dive into the town’s rich maritime heritage at the Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village, and don’t miss the breathtaking views from the Warrnambool Breakwater. Whether you’re savoring local delicacies or enjoying the coastal scenery, Warrnambool offers a delightful escape for every traveler. Located on the southwestern coast of Victoria, Australia, along the iconic Great Ocean Road.

#australiatrip Warrnambool, a picturesque city on Victoria’s southwestern coast, offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Visitors can immerse themselves in the maritime history at Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village, enjoy the therapeutic waters of the Deep Blue Hot Springs, or take a scenic walk along the rugged coastline at Logan’s Beach, famous for whale watching. The city’s vibrant arts scene, friendly locals, and stunning ocean views make it an ideal destination for a relaxing and enriching getaway. Warrnambool is located in Victoria, Australia, along the Great Ocean Road.

Featured in our book, CAFES VOL. 01: Via Porta— Melbourne, Australia. Via Porta is a family affair. It's inspired by the owners' Italian heritage-from the all-day food menu and coffee by rotating local roasters to the deli and design that takes cues from the textures, colours, and narrow alleyways of Southern Italy. Whether it's for a coffee and pastry, or a long lunch with the family, guests can expect a feast for all senses. To order your copy of the book, visit the link in our bio. A gift with purchase is included with your pre-order.

Went to Wilson promontory national park with my friend. This is the place for the people who enjoy away from urban life and get closer to nature. Located in south east part of Victoria, Australia. In Wilson promontory national park you’re able to encounter lots of wild animals, kangaroos, emu, wallaby, or wombats There’s few interesting spots in Wilson promon national park Swim at Norman Beach - just a few minutes' walk from Tidal River Campground, or go snorkelling for a unique underwater view of Victoria's largest marine national park. Bring the family and camp in comfort at Tidal River. Choose from powered or unpowered sites or stay in roofed accommodation. Scale the granite peaks of Mount Oberon for sky-high panoramic views over the sea and a majestic sunset. Mount Bishop is a great alternative. You can walk to the summit from the Lilly Pilly car park or take the side track while on the Lilly Pilly Circuit walk. At the top, you'll see amazing views of the Prom's west coast and offshore islands. For a wider view over the National Park, head for lesser-known Vereker Outlook. For adventure seekers, enjoy an overnight hike in The Prom. In the north there's a remote and rugged wilderness to explore, while the south is home to the historic Wilsons Promontory Lightstation and Sealers Cove. Feel the sand between your toes at some of the more secluded beaches of Wilsons Prom, from Cotters Beach to Whisky Bay and Fairy Cove. You can book a free all-terrain wheelchair, TrailRider or beach wheelchair to explore the great outdoors at Wilsons Promontory National Park. #adventure #Wilsonprom ##nature #全球旅行