Why be served delicious ice-cream by humans, when you could be served by robots? Niska Robotic Ice Cream Bar at Federation Square in Melbourne is the first robotic ice cream shop in Australia.
Enjoy a peaceful cruise with Port of Sale Heritage Cruises to the historic Swing Bridge aboard the Rubeena.
The oldest surviving Swing Bridge in Australia is only 4.5 km from the Port of Sale and makes a great picnic spot with a slice of Australian history.
Have you ever been inside an old water tower? The Water Tower in Sale was built in 1888 and used for 82 years to supply 3,000 residents.
Petersons Lookout has gorgeous views over the Tyers River Gorge and the Moondarra Tyers Park with multiple viewing platforms.
The Buchan Caves are almost 400 million years old and you can’t help but feel you have been transported into a different world when you enter.
Agnes Falls in South Gippsland is the highest single span falls in Victoria (59 meters high) and a popular choice for a picnic and short walk.
The Trinculo shipwreck is lodged within the sand of the 90 Mile Beach in Victoria, Australia. A short walk from the car-park is rewarded with sweeping views across the beach and the contrasting rust colour of the Trinculo shipwreck.
Why go to Raymond Island? The biggest draw-card are the koalas! Plus the journey is made more exciting by taking a car ferry the short 200m distance from Paynesville, Victoria.
William Ricketts Sanctuary is located in the Dandenong Ranges (Victoria, Australia) and is a place that feels truly magical. The sanctuary has 92 clay sculptures lovingly created by William to celebrate and reflect his deep love for nature and Indigenous