Trip.Best Popular Best Things to Do Near Melbourne [2024]

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"The scenic spot service is perfect, the operation management is very good, the best choice for family travel, see a lot of beautiful scenery and interesting animals! The price is convenient and affordable on Trip.com, much cheaper than the scene, and the ticket is issued in seconds! My big Trip.com is great!"

"Absolutely loved this place. Despite it being very windy and cold (see 3rd photo for the reality) it is an incredible spot for sunset in the middle of summer. It gets super busy as it is a tourist hot spot and when it’s a clear summer night you need either need to be patient for a photo or just embrace the insane natural scenery. Parking is free unless it has changed since I have been there (January 2023)."

"Philip Island Wildlife Park is part of the Philip Island Nature Park. We bought the 3 park combo pass.There’s a section for free roaming kangaroos and joeys. And a section where all the koalas are. If you are lucky, you can come as close to the koalas along the railing."

"The koala is very cute. The children like it better. I went there the year before. The zoo is not big. Some koala kangaroos and other animals are more like koalas. Some kangaroos are white. There are many kangaroos."

"Good value for money parent-child hot springs, many people, beautiful scenery on the mountain. But it is not the kind of private soup that is out of the film. If you are a couple traveling, it is recommended to choose a niche private soup. This is more like a public swimming pool."

"A pair of kangaroo father and son became the most popular family in Melbourne's Mornington Forest. The father kangaroo, steady and tough, is the guardian of the family; the mother kangaroo, gentle and loving, is the soul of the family; the brother kangaroo, lively and curious, is the hope of the family. The little kangaroo in the pocket of the mother of the kangaroo is the future of the family, quiet and dependent. Each kangaroo interprets the happiness and harmony of the family in its own way. When the sun penetrates the leaves and spills on them, their furs flash with a warm luster, as if the whole world is illuminated by their presence. They jump and play in the forest, and their attitude of freedom and freedom makes people can't help but applaud and cheer for them. However, their presence also gives us a glimpse of the power of nature and the wonders of life. They are not just a kangaroo but part of the forest, which is key to ecological balance. Their presence reminds us to respect nature, protect ecology, and fill every corner of the world with the power of life. As we leave this forest, and this kangaroo family, we take away the awe of life, the gratitude of nature, and the love of life. We know that in our lives we will encounter all kinds of challenges and difficulties, but with enough courage and determination, we will be able to be as resilient as a kangaroo, whenever and wherever. Finally, let us pay tribute to this kangaroo family, to the courage and determination shown to them, to the life force they represent. May every life be respected and loved, and may every corner be filled with the power of life."

"A quaint, sleepy little town about mid-way along the Great Ocean Road. Stunning beach with absolutely awesome sunrises. Gets very busy with tourists from Melbourne (and elsewhere) in Summer, but in the quieter months you'll practically have the place to yourself"

"Along the trail, come to the space under the bridge in the middle ring of the Suzhou River, as if in the colorful "animal world", Lock Park is the first choice for young people who love sports and fitness. For you who love basketball, football, skateboarding, Frisbee and other sports, provide a spacious and comfortable sports venue. More Suzhou River added a touch of vitality."

"The park is not big, more than an hour is enough. There is nothing thrilling about walking on the top of the tree, and walking in the rain forest is good. I had a big expectation before, and I felt not particularly disappointed when I walked down. It's not as good as I imagined. Trip.com service is still very good"

"Cape Norbis view, overlooking Westonbott Bay and Bass Strait, as well as Seal Rock. The viewing angle is wide, the wind is strong, and the waves are large. ​​​"