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!

Established in 1862, it is Australia's oldest zoo and home to over 320 species from around the world.

The vibrant heart of Melbourne, packed with shopping, dining, and cultural experiences.

Fly over the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), Australia's premier sporting venue, and witness the grandeur of this iconic stadium from above.

Westfield Doncaster, 17 kilometers from Melbourne’s CBD, serves a trade area of over 750,000 residents and a total market of 2 million. It is one of Melbourne’s largest shopping centers, featuring top brands like David Jones, Myer, BIG W, Kmart, Coles, Woolworths, Apple, and Zara.

Warrandyte is a picturesque, gold-era town that sits on the early parts of the Yarra River. Its name originates from a Wurundjeri dreamtime story in which the all powerful creator and great eagle, Bunjil, sought to punish his people for wrongdoings by hurling a star down to earth. The star carved a gorge in the land and was called Warrandyte meaning 'that which was thrown'.

The Sugarloaf Reservoir serves as a key part of Melbourne's water supply system, providing drinking water and flood mitigation. Completed in 1997, it has a capacity of 130,000 megalitres and is surrounded by a large conservation area that supports diverse wildlife and recreational activities.

A historic amusement park in St Kilda, famous for its iconic entrance and vintage rides.

The Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit, set around Albert Park Lake, hosts the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix annually.

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.

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.

An 1868 monitor warship, now an artificial reef and heritage site in Half Moon Bay.

A busy training airport, and home to the Australia National Aviation Museum.

Churchill Park offers expansive natural spaces and recreational facilities, including sports fields, walking trails and Lysterfield Lake.

In response to Melbourne's water supply challenges in the 1960s, the Cardinia Reservoir was constructed between 1966 and 1973 to enhance water storage capacity. The reservoir features a dam wall 86 meters high and a capacity of 286,910 megalitres, and it serves as a key resource for both local and regional water supplies, including being used for bottled water export since 1993.

Operating since 1900 and offering scenic rides through lush forests and picturesque landscapes, Puffing Billy is a legend of the Dandegnong Ranges. The heritage railway, preserved and operated by volunteers, is renowned for its traditional steam engines and open-air carriages, attracting visitors from around the world.

Surrounded by the Dandenong Ranges National Park, the area is home to the Mount Dandenong Observatory at its highest point, offering stunning views, as well as attractions like the Mount Dandenong Arboretum and the William Ricketts Sanctuary.

Silvan Dam is a key water storage facility with a capacity of 100,000 megalitres, serving as a crucial part of the Melbourne's water supply system. The reservoir is surrounded by the 2,750-hectare Silvan Reservoir Park, which offers walking trails and picnic areas amidst lush forested landscapes.

Nestled in the charming valleys of Coldstream in the Yarra Valley, Hubert Estate has evolved from its humble winemaking origins to encompass a diverse cultural experience under one roof. Guests can savour premium Australian produce at the Quarters restaurant, and immerse themselves in Indigenous art at The Gallery of Art located in the heart of their prize-winning architecture.