Top Melbourne Walking Tours - page 4

Discover several sides to the Mornington Peninsula without worrying about navigating and the logistics on this private tour from Melbourne. Admire the bayside scenery at Brighton Beach and Dendy Street Beach, before heading to the Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park to see its collection of Australian wildlife. Finiish with a picnic lunch at the top of Arthurs Seat. This private tour has a limit of four travelers.

See more of the Melbourne sites that interest you on this half-day, guided bike tour. From hidden laneways to historic landmarks, get an insider’s perspective on the best of Melbourne while enjoying the speed and flexibility of touring on two wheels. Bikes and gear are included on this small-group tour.

Learn all about Melbourne CBD’s whiskey culture and the history behind it on this small group tour, taking you to several bars where you can sample all sorts of whiskey. Hear stories of prohibition days, shipwrecks, sly grog shops, and bootleg booze. You’ll visit some of Melbourne’s coolest whiskey venues, and even finish the tour at a secret, hidden distillery.

Get the inside scoop on the best bars in Melbourne on a walking tour that features often overlooked spots that have great drinks and atmosphere. Expect to visit between 10 to 15 bars during your tour, stopping to enjoy two complimentary cocktails along the way. Your guide can customize the bars visited to the interests of the group, and fill you in on other great spots to check out for food or entertainment. Keep track of your favorites to visit again on your own.

Get the inside scoop on Melbourne’s renowned food scene with this small-group food and wine walking tour. Meet top chefs and sommeliers as you visit three of Melbourne’s most renowned restaurants and tuck into special menu tastings, delicious seasonal delicacies, and carefully selected wines. Leave with a map and dining guide to take away with you, so you're all set for the rest of your stay.

Get a taste of Melbourne’s cultural diversity on this culinary walking tour through the city’s Chinatown. Explore this vibrant neighborhood with a local guide and stop in at authentic eateries to taste delectable dumplings. Learn about the history of Chinese cuisine and how it gets a distinct Melbournian twist. Compare notes on your favorite dumplings with other members of your small group, which is limited to 10 people for a more personalized experience.

Make the most of your journey from Melbourne to Adelaide on this overnight tour that includes stops to explore along the way. On day one, travel from Melbourne along the Great Ocean Road, enjoying the coastal scenery while your guide takes care of the driving. After an overnight in a hostel, continue through Grampians National Park, where you'll experience the mountainous landscape dotted with waterfalls, ending up in Adelaide.

It’s time to head west: travel the scenic Victorian coastline and explore the Grampians without worrying about tents, transport or park fees on this overnight tour from Melbourne. Visit grand locations like the Mackenzie Falls, the Great Otway National Park and the Twelve Apostles limestone stacks, with a guide by your side to tell you the stories of each destination. Stay overnight in the Grampians National Park and spend your second day hiking around this mountainous and majestic part of Australia.

Looking for a one-of-a-kind Melbourne outing? On this craft beer tour, you'll visit the city's hip Collingwood district, and will head to locals-loved beer bars that most visitors miss, all with just a small group for company. Led by your beer-expert guide, learn more about Melbourne’s beer scene. You'll also enjoy tutored tastings at three different venues, the opportunity to try numerous beer styles, and even snacks to go with.

Melbourne's renowned for its food scene, but concise guides of where to go during a mini-break or short city visit are hard to come by. Take in as many local flavors as possible during your visit to Melbourne with this multi-cultural foodie tour. Starting at the popular Immigration Museum and then progressing to the city's well-known laneways, this tour goes beyond tastings and tips - it puts the city's cuisine in context.

The rolling hills of Yarra Valley offer fine wine, fine food, and a wealth of local highlights—almost too much to choose from. This fully customizable private tour, direct from your hotel with onboard Wi-Fi, lets you experience it your own way, according to your interests. Meet local cheesemakers or gin distillers and sample their wares; taste fine wines at a local winery; and discover local wildlife or hidden secrets.

Take the guesswork out of exploring Melbourne’s food and cafe culture on this street food of the inner North suburbs. Follow your local guide as they show you great places to get coffee and food in the lively suburbs of Fitzroy and Collingwood. See what city life is like away from the Central Business District on this tasty Melbourne walking tour.

The ideal introduction to Melbourne for first-time visitors, this private city tour is a great way to learn the lay of the land and tick off visits to some of Melbourne’s best sights. You’ll also discover some of the history and stories of the city from your guide and enjoy plenty of local insights and secret tips and tricks to help you maximize the rest of your time in the city.

You don’t need to rely on Victoria’s patchy public transport to see Phillip Island’s spectacular wildlife. This small-group tour, with a maximum of 11 passengers, collects and drops in a convenient central Melbourne location. See the kangaroos and koalas at Phillip Island Wildlife Park, visit Cowes village for refreshments (own expense), spot seals at The Nobbies Centre, and watch penguins returning to their nests at the Penguin Parade.

Perfect for new visitors to busy Melbourne, join us for a morning or afternoon exploring Australia’s southern gem. Known for its vibrant city culture and numerous food and wine experiences, you’ll learn why over 5 million people call this city home. There are 20 stops for us to explore on our star-studded itinerary, so join us to get well acquainted with this beautiful city.

Take the scenic route from Melbourne to Adelaide with this 3-day tour through the Grampians and Great Ocean Road. See stunning coastline, favorite surf beaches, seaside towns, rainforest, rock formations, an extinct volcano, lava fields, and more. Check out local wildlife including koalas, kookaburras, kangaroos, wallabies, and whales. Enjoy an authentic Aussie barbeque before you arrive in Adelaide.

Come on an amazing trip back in time to Melbourne's Chinatown from c.1850s to the 1950s. Receive a free tour booklet with images of the characters discussed, original police-drawn crime maps, confiscated gambling paraphernalia and other evidence from 100+ years ago. Hear the stories of police raids for opium, illegal gambling, and other lawbreaking activities. Hear stories of blackmail, gang war, and police corruption. Your tour guide has been researching Melbourne's Chinatown via the original police files for over 15 years and delivers the old stories from original source material. Opium, gambling, speakeasies, blackmail, riots, police corruption.

Dive deeper into different aspects of the inner-city neighborhoods of Fitzroy and Collingwood in Melbourne on this private tour. Learn how the traditional Aboriginal owners of the land and migrant communities have shaped (Naarm) Melbourne’s history, culture, and even coffee. Find out about the projects taking place at the STREAT social enterprise and walk through cultural hubs like the Collingwood Yards and Smith Street.

Discover Melbourne’s love of sport and conveniently visit several major sporting facilities all at once on this small-group tour. Walk with your guide along the Yarra River to stadiums and facilities such as Rod Laver Arena, Olympic Park, and the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) to learn their histories. Finish the tour at the Australian Sports Museum where you can dive further into the city’s sporting culture.

See the wonders of the Great Ocean Road, without the worry of navigating, on this group tour for 18-35-year-old backpackers, students, and young travelers. Enjoy private transportation the whole way, starting from several hostels in Melbourne. Visit famous spots such as the 12 Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge, Great Otway National Park, and more, stopping for photos the entire way.

Get a different perspective at Melbourne’s iconic sights on a kayak tour along the Yarra River. Leave from Federation Square and paddle past popular sights such as Princes Bridge, Flinders Street Station, Crown Casino, and the Docklands district. Take in the beautiful city skyline and enjoy a relaxing day on the river on this 2-hour tour, perfect for all ages and skill levels.

This tour begins the only way ‘Melbournians’ know how, coffee! We learn about what gives Melbourne their rich Coffee Culture at a hidden inner city roastery. We then explore the oldest market in Melbourne, soaking in the sights, sounds, and flavors of Melbourne’s vibrant food scene. Whilst learning about the markets interesting history. Get ready to snack on a broad range of fresh local produce. For lunchtime, we’ll sit down for a delicious light meal at a local eatery, showcasing the city’s diverse culinary offerings. Afterwards we will go to a local brewery where we can enjoy a fresh cold beverage.

Join this 3-day ocean-to-mountains tour from Melbourne, exploring the Great Ocean Road and the Grampians without having to drive yourself. Visit stunning lookouts, ancient rainforests, and the Twelve Apostles along the famous road. Stay in Warrnambool, then explore Tower Hill National Park and hike to the Pinnacles. Stay overnight in Halls Gap, then discover the Grampians' views and waterfalls before returning to Melbourne. Accommodation and some meals are included.

This tipsy tour guides you through some the history of Collingwood and Fitzroy. Live music has been integral part of Melbourne for the last 50 years learn how this unique culture came into being, some of the biggest bands which have played, and the culture that surrounds it. Perfect for solo travellers looking to meet people, get tips and find some hot spots.