• Melbourne City Centre
  

  
  Melbourne City Centre is an area of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. It is the area in which Melbourne was established in 1835, by founders John Batman and John Pascoe Fawkner, and its boundaries are ...
  
  

• Queen Victoria Market
  

  
  The Queen Victoria Market is a major landmark in Melbourne, Australia, and at around seven hectares is the largest open air market in the Southern Hemisphere.
  
  

• Great Ocean Road
  

  
  The Great Ocean Road is more than a road – it represents a coastal region of south-west Victoria, Australia, running from Bellarine Peninsula near Geelong to Portland near the border with South Australia. One of the most scenic parts of the road is the stretch between Port Campbell and Peterborough. This is the section contained by Port Campbell National Park and has the major rock formations.
  
  

• Otway National Park
  

  
  At Mait's Rest there is a 30 minute loop walk through lovely rainforest. Glow worms can be found in gullies on night walks. This National Park also includes a number of beautiful waterfalls including Hopetoun Falls, Triplet Falls and Beauchamp Falls.
  
  

• Surfing on Bell's Beach
  

  
  If you like surfing head down to Torquay‘s Bell’s Beach where the annual Ripcurl Pro is held during the Easter weekend . Bells Beach Surfing mecca - crashing waves, lots of surfers and kangaroos in nearby grasslands in the early morning.
  
  

• Lake Elizabeth
  

  
  You can enjoy the beauty of the rainforest in this easy walk or take a canoe tour at dawn or dusk to visit the elusive platypus in its natural habitat. A place to see the famous and illusive 100 million year old egg laying mammal.
  
  

• Cape Otway Lighthouse
  

  
  In operation since 1848, it's the oldest lightstation on mainland Australia, and saved the lives of sailors in this treacherous part of the Southern ocean and Bass Strait. You can climb to the top and get a view over spectacular ocean to see passing whales and ships.
  
  

• Royal Botanic Gardens
  

  
  The Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne are internationally renowned botanical gardens located near the centre of Melbourne, on the bank of the Yarra River. The Royal Botanic Gardens have a second division in the outer Melbourne suburb of Cranbourne, some 45 km south-east of the city.
  
  

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