Melbourne Cruise Reviews

Visited the library and Shrine of Remembrance, both nice. Getting around on public transit was easy. ...

Mostly interacted with birds here but one surprised me and landed on my arm and I was able to offer it some food. ...

This was a wonderful sanctuary and the environment for the animals was great! You would have to pay extra to feed the Kangaroos, but since I had already done that in Bonorong, I didn't do it. ...

Met friends - people met on a previous Viking cruise! - and had a truly memorable day. ...

A quick and cheap trip into the CBD is a must. Stroll down the alleys and enjoy Melbourne's exceptional coffee and food. The Hopetoun Tea Rooms is one to treat yourself with and if you're in port on a Sunday, head out to the St Kilda Markets. From there it's an easy 3.5km stroll back to the ship. ...

Melbourne is gorgeous! We saw city life and went to some national park that had the big rock. What a gorgeous view from above. ...

Rented a car and drove to Yarra Valley for the Healesville Sanctuary, Domaine Chandon tasting tour, Yering Station winery lunch and return in time for 'All Aboard' at 5:30 PM. Victoria is a remarkable state and the cafes in Melbourne are well worth the time to just hang out in, if only we had the time. ...

We walk around no shops close to the dock needed to take bus out to shopping areas. Rented bikes didn't help because of the heat and bugs. ...

Just wandered around ...

We did the Hop On HOp Off bus tour from the port and as we had been to Melbourne several times it was an opportunity to revisit places ...