School Holiday Favorites in Melbourne

Get magnificent 360-degree views of Melbourne from the fantastic Melbourne Skydeck.

Ascend to a height of about 300 meters above ground level in the southern hemisphere’s fastest elevator and enjoy free WiFi and casual seating options.

Check out the 3 different ticket options, each one offering exciting Skydeck experiences – Edge and the Voyager Theatre.

Fun Fact: The Eureka tower took over 4 years to build and cost about 415 million US dollars to construct.

Catch sight of little penguins returning home at dusk in the world-famous Penguin Parade. The parade is particularly great for educating children on wildlife and nature awareness.

Admire the penguins on the new Penguins Premium viewing platform that's directly inspired by the magnificent coves of the island's southern coast.

You have the option to upgrade to the 3 Parks Pass for Penguin Parade, Koalas, and Churchill Island Heritage Farm, or take the Penguins Express Afternoon Day Tour from Melbourne.

Fun fact: Phillip Island is home to one of the largest penguin colonies in Australia.

Ready for a wild day out? Ballarat Wildlife Park's got you covered where you can get up close with Aussie animals and make unforgettable memories.

Over 100 free-roaming kangaroos are ready for a meet-and-greet. Hand-feed these hoppy locals and snap some epic selfies for an ultimate Aussie experience!

Tiny penguins, big smiles! Don't miss the world's smallest penguin exhibit and say hello to more than 35 adorable koalas, wombats, and emus.

Watch Kai and Akasha, the Sumatran/Siberian tigers, in their sanctuary. Then catch 'CRUNCH' the Super-Croc's feeding show and other animal presentations.

Did you know? The park participates in the Save the Tasmanian Devil Program, protecting this endangered species from Devil Facial Tumour Disease.

Combine Melbourne's highest observation deck with Phillip Island's Penguin Parade in one booking, saving you the hassle of purchasing tickets separately.

Melbourne Skydeck: Enjoy general admission to the observation deck nearly 300m above the city, with panoramic views across Melbourne and Port Phillip Bay.

Phillip Island Penguin Parade: Access the general viewing grandstand and watch little penguins return to their burrows from tiered seating at sunset.

Visit both attractions on the same day or on separate days, giving you the flexibility to plan your Melbourne itinerary at your own pace.

Secure admission to two of Victoria's most popular attractions in advance with a single combo ticket and streamlined booking process.

Watch the world-famous Penguin Parade at Phillip Island from the general viewing platform.

Cruise past Cape Woolamai and spot whales, dolphins, seals, and seabirds along the island’s southern coast.

Get two signature Phillip Island wildlife experiences in one combo—ideal for nature-loving travelers.

Enjoy expert commentary and a relaxed cruise, complete with complimentary tea and snacks.

Fun fact: Phillip Island is home to Australia’s largest Little Penguin colony and a key point on the whale migration route.

Pair Melbourne Museum with Melbourne Skydeck in one booking and experience the city from both a ground-level and skyline perspective.

Melbourne Museum: Enjoy general admission to permanent galleries and exhibitions covering natural history, science, culture, and Indigenous Australia.

Melbourne Skydeck: Access the 88th-floor observation deck and enjoy panoramic views across Melbourne from nearly 300m above ground.

Visit both attractions on the same day or on separate days, giving you the flexibility to explore at your own pace.

Cruise the Yarra River for 2 hours, passing iconic landmarks like Federation Square, Docklands, and the Crown Entertainment Complex.

See Melbourne’s natural and urban beauty, from the Royal Botanic Gardens to Melbourne CBD views and the striking Bolte Bridge.

Discover history with views of the 19th-century “Polly Woodside” sailing ship and Melbourne’s bustling shipping channels.

Enjoy live commentary, revealing fascinating stories about Melbourne’s landmarks, from sports arenas to world-class cultural hubs.

Fun fact: Many animals call Yarra River home, including 18 different species of frogs and 170 bird species!