Essendon Airport
Melbourne's main airport from 1921 to 1970. Now a thriving commercial hub, and home to the air ambulance, police helicopters, and of course us!
Melbourne Zoo
Established in 1862, it is Australia's oldest zoo and home to over 320 species from around the world.
Melbourne CBD
The vibrant heart of Melbourne, packed with shopping, dining, and cultural experiences.
MCG
Fly over the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), Australia's premier sporting venue, and witness the grandeur of this iconic stadium from above.
Melbourne Star
Offering stunning 360-degree views of Melbourne from its giant observation wheel in Docklands.
Arts Centre
The National Gallery of Victoria, home to an extensive art collection, marked by its striking Arts Centre spire.
Flemington Racecourse
Iconic for the Melbourne Cup, Australia's most famous horse race, held every November.
Westgate Bridge
Spanning the Yarra River, this vital transport link connects Melbourne's western suburbs to the city.
Bolte Bridge
A key link in Melbourne's freeway network, offering panoramic views of the city and docks.
Station Pier
Melbourne's main passenger terminal for cruise ships, rich in history and bustling with activity.
St Kilda & Luna Park
A historic amusement park in St Kilda, famous for its iconic entrance and vintage rides.
Albert Park Lake & F1 GP circuit
The Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit, set around Albert Park Lake, hosts the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix annually.
South Melbourne Beach
A family-friendly beach offering calm waters, sandy shores, and a relaxed atmosphere.
Moonee Valley Racecourse
A premier horse racing venue known for hosting the annual Cox Plate, a prestigious Group 1 race.
Williamstown Beach
The most famous beach in the West. This beach is best known for its expansive sandy areas and offers one of the best vantage points for a sunrise over the city.
Point Ormond
A popular scenic lookout point offering sweeping views of Port Phillip Bay and the Melbourne skyline. You may also see parachuters on their descent as you fly past!
Elwood Beach
Originally part of the Elwood Lagoon, which was reclaimed in the 1920s, the beach has since evolved into a vibrant recreational area, known for its historic bathing pavilion and the iconic Elwood Canal, which was constructed in the 1930s to improve drainage and flood management.
Brighton Beach Boxes
Brighton Beach is famous for its colorful beach boxes, which have been a Melbourne landmark since the late 19th century. These iconic structures, once built for privacy, now represent a cherished piece of the city’s coastal heritage.
Sandringham Beach and Yacht Club
Sandringham Yacht Club (SYC), originally founded as the Port Phillip Yacht Club in 1903 and rebranded in 1912, merged with the PPYC in 1932 after a fire destroyed the original clubhouse. The club, known for its iconic burgee and extensive redevelopment, including a new clubhouse completed in 2009, continues to be a prominent fixture on Port Phillip Bay.
Sunken Submarine
Caulfield Racecourse
Caulfield Racecourse, established in 1888, is a prominent horse racing venue located in Melbourne, Australia, known for hosting the prestigious Caulfield Cup since 1879. The racecourse features a renowned 2,040-meter track and is an integral part of Melbourne's racing calendar, attracting both local and international attendees.
Exhibition Building and Museum
A cultural precinct housing the museum's diverse collections and the UNESCO-listed Royal Exhibition Building.
Royal Botanic Gardens
Over 170 years old, these gardens feature a diverse collection of plants and offer a peaceful escape from the city bustle.