Book Melbourne Tour Packages at Best Prices

Melbourne is a vibrant city in Australia, which is widely regarded as Australia’s cultural capital. It has charming galleries, elegant gardens, marvellous museums, and plenty of nature reserves. This coastal metropolis boasts numerous Victorian structures to modern designed architecture. If you are looking to have a great Australian getaway with scrumptious food, happening nightlife, and bustling shopping streets, this city is a clear winner. Melbourne attracts millions of visitors every year and promises everyone with unforgettable memories. This holiday, book a Melbourne tour package and spend a great time with your loved ones.

Melbourne Packages

Melbourne tour packages From India	Duration	Price
Wandering 9 Days Melbourne Honeymoon Package	9 Days/8 Nights	Rs.41,083
Adorable 12 Days Trip To Melbourne	12 Days/11 Nights	Rs.58,260
Magnificent 14 Days Melbourne Package For Couples	14 Days/13 Nights	Rs.65,537
Fun-Filled 8 Days Melbourne Group Package	8 Days/7 Nights	Rs.35,456
Riveting 11 Days Melbourne Honeymoon Package	11 Days/10 Nights	Rs.50,066
Exotic 15 Days Trip To Melbourne	15 Days/14 Nights	Rs.76,202
Melbourne Holiday Packages 4 Nights	5 Days/4 Nights	Rs.2,44,812

Best Time to Visit Melbourne

The best time to visit Melbourne is in the months from March to May and September to November. Melbourne has a temperate oceanic climate, and it keeps changing due to its geographical location. Plan a Melbourne trip when the weather is pleasant and perfect for wandering around the streets. These are also considered as the shoulder seasons so, be ready for crowds, lower airfare and fabulous time on your Melbourne travel package.

How to Reach Melbourne from India

The best way to reach Melbourne from India is via airways. Travelling from flight is not only quick, but comfortable and safe as well. The huge distance of 9621 km can be easily covered by boarding a direct flight of 12 to 15 hours. The prices of flight tickets may vary depending on airlines, booking timings, layover and more. Various premium airlines including Air India, SriLankan Airlines, Qantas, IndiGo, Vistara, SpiceJet, GoAir, and more fly on this route. It is recommended to book round-trip tickets 3 to 4 weeks in advance to avail the best rates.

Places to Visit in Melbourne

1. Royal Botanic Gardens
Melbourne houses the Royal Botanic Gardens, which occupies 38 hectares of beautifully landscaped area and contains an impressive collection of flora from different parts of the globe. These gardens were initiated in 1846 and provide people with a beautiful oasis in the middle of a rather large urban area. Some of the prominent spots are Ornamental Lake, the Rose Garden, which inundates with a marvellous fragrance across the vicinity, and the Fern Gully. It also has Guilfoyle’s Volcano, which includes views of the garden and an informative insight about water recycling. The Royal Botanic Gardens provide an excellent venue for strolling, guided tours, and seasonal promotions that will suit families and fans of nature and a quiet environment right in the middle of Melbourne.

2. Federation Square
Federation Square is Melbourne’s cultural precinct and has a number of attractions and events. Sited in the heart of the city’s business district, it features modern architectural designs that are different from those of other older buildings. It accommodates the Ian Potter Centre, storing many collections of Australian art, plus the Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI), for arts and film fans. It is a popular place for different festivals, concerts, and events, so people visiting are always eager to enjoy themselves. The availability of multiple cuisines, open space, and closeness to other marvelous places make it a prominent site.

3. Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)
The Melbourne Cricket Ground is one of the most recognizable cricket venues around the globe and one of the most historic ones. It was built in 1853 and is currently the largest stadium in Australia and the tenth largest in the world. The MCG is not only the home of Australian cricket but also the place where Test cricket was invented. It also stages Australian Rules football games, concerts and other major events. There is a National Sports Museum, which is found within the premises, and it contains the sporting history of Australia. With a tour of the MCG, visitors are given the privilege of going into the players’ dressing rooms through the Long Room and media facilities. Thus, the tour should be of great interest to sports fans.

4. Queen Victoria Market
Queen Victoria Market is an iconic open air market situated in Melbourne, and it boasts a diverse range of products. Founded in 1878, it covers several city blocks and caters to more than 600 shops offering fresh produce, quality foods, clothes, and other miscellaneous items. The market has a number of precincts; the old meat and fish hall, the new market of fresh fruits and vegetables, and many others. Many of these stalls are really special and sell food that is popular in various parts of the world. It also has events and festivals, so it is definitely fun to wander around the market and discover the local flavour of the city.

5. St Kilda Beach
St Kilda Beach is one of the most famous beachfronts in Melbourne, with a very social feel to it and great views to behold. Only 6 kilometers from the city center, it combines the magical blend of a quiet environment with numerous entertaining options. The beach is good for swimming, sunbathing, or water activities such as windsurfing or kite surfing. The St. Kilda Pier is an excellent place to go for a walk in the evenings and has great views of the Melbourne city skyline and Port Phillip Bay. Nearby, the place known as the St Kilda Esplanade is lined with a number of cafes, restaurants, and the amusement park ‘Luna Park’. From the sandy shores of the beach that seem perfect for a relaxing day under the afternoon sun to the bustle of life, water sports, and everything in between, St Kilda Beach is for you.

6. National Gallery of Victoria (NGV)
The National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) is an Australian art museum that established in Melbourne and considered to be the oldest art museum in the country. It was founded in 1861 and has the largest collection of over 75 000 paintings and other pieces of artwork in the world. These include pieces from different centuries and parts of the world. The NGV is split into two main venues: NGV International on St Kilda Road, which features international art, and The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia at Federation Square, dedicated to Australian art. It is possible to see multiple exhibitions based on classical masterpieces and contemporary installations. The NGV currently has a vast collection of indigenous and international artwork, not to mention informative and entertaining programs and special events to engage all ages into the art culture.

7. Melbourne Zoo
Melbourne Zoo is the oldest operating of its kind in Australia, as it was founded in 1862 and is consistently popular among the citizens. Just 5 kilometers from downtown and occupying 22 hectares, here you will find over 320 species of birds and other animals. The zoo has a number of enclosures that are specifically designed to mimic the various biomes, some of which are the trail of the elephants, the orangutan sanctuary, and the Australian Bush. There are opportunities to feed and even pet a large variety of animals, including lions, giraffes and the native fauna of Australia. Melbourne Zoo is, in fact, committed to the causes of conservation as well as education, so it would be interesting both for families and fans of animals.

8. Yarra River
The Yarra River runs through the middle of Melbourne and has recreational features that make it suitable for several activities. Over 240 km in length, the river is bordered with parks, pedestrian and cycling tracks, and many lighted up riverfront zones. Tourists can take a slow ride on boat cruises, which provide a beautiful view of the skyline and some of the most iconic buildings. Carried out annually along the river banks is the Moomba Festival, which features parades, performances, and a firework display to depict the city’s diverse ethnic background. The Yarra River is a central part of Melbourne’s identity, offering both relaxation and excitement.

9. Hosier Lane
Hosier Lane is the most popular street art lane in Melbourne and is well known for its colorful and constantly changing artwork. This passageway in the city’s central business district has had its walls turned into a gallery showcasing murals by locals and other cities’ street artists. The walls are filled with graffiti, stencils, paste-ups, and installations, so this place forms an open-air museum, which changes from time to time. Hosier Lane draws visitors interested in street art, taking photos, and experiencing the atmosphere of Melbourne’s artistic scene. The lane provides a distinct cultural experience with its gritty, urban vibe that contrasts with the surrounding cityscape. A visit to Hosier Lane gives a taste of the contemporary urban art found here and the city’s support of art.

10. Eureka Sky deck
Eureka Sky deck is on the 88th floor of the Eureka Tower and provides a stunning view of Melbourne and its surroundings. It is currently the tallest public observation deck in the Southern Hemisphere, at 297 meters. 360-degree views of the city skyline, Port Phillip Bay, and beyond are offered to visitors through the floor to ceiling glass windows. Those who dare can access The Edge, a glass cubicle protruding from the structure that provides a nerve-racking feeling of being on the edge of the building. Eureka Sky deck also has useful information and binoculars to complement the viewing of the city skyline. The place is a perfect attraction for anybody willing to see Melbourne from a different angle.

Frequently Asked Questions about Melbourne Tour Packages

Does it Snow in Melbourne?

Compared to other places, Melbourne's climate is temperate—that is, neither too hot nor too cold—while areas with regular snowfall are cooler. Snowfall in Melbourne is very light and rare, while snowfall is more common in the Dandenong Ranges and Victorian Alps mountain ranges.

What to wear in Melbourne in March?

The weather in Melbourne starts changing in March, when the weather remains cool in the morning and evening and hot during the day. At such times, one should wear clothes that can be conveniently opened and worn back, depending on the temperature. A jacket or sweater can be worn in mild temperatures in the morning and evening, while thin clothes can be worn during the day according to the heat. Be sure to use sunglasses and sunscreen lotion to protect yourself from sunlight during the day.

How do I get around Melbourne?

To travel around Melbourne and its surroundings, you can widely use the buses, trams, and trains operated by Public Transport Victoria (PTV). The tram network in Melbourne is the largest tram network in the world. You can travel to the central city as well as to the nearby suburbs in a very convenient manner. If you are fond of cycling, then you can also roam here by bicycle, as there are separate bicycle lanes.

How far is the Great Ocean Road from Melbourne?

The 243 kilometres (151 mi) long Great Ocean Road runs along the southeast coast of Australia, starting at Torquay and ending at Warrnambool. This spectacular and beautiful drive can be completed in 3 to 4 hours, although this time depends on the amount of traffic or your stops along the way.

How to spend a day in Melbourne?

In Melbourne, you can start your day with a delicious and hot breakfast at any beautiful café. After breakfast, you can roam the lively streets or alleys of the city. If you are interested in art and history, then you must visit cultural and historical places like the National Gallery of Victoria or the Melbourne Museum, which will give you a glimpse of the history and culture. You can enjoy lunch at a nearby eatery or restaurant. After this, definitely visit the Royal Botanical Garden. Enjoy dinner at a nice restaurant, and end your day by enjoying a show at a theatre.

Is Melbourne hotter than Sydney?

Although the temperature in Melbourne is always cooler than in Sydney, it is hotter during summer. Melbourne's climate is known for its distinct seasons, with mild winters in winter and mild heat in summer. Sydney is slightly warmer than Melbourne due to its coastal location.

What are some Must-try cafés in Melbourne?

Cafés are so popular in Melbourne that they seem like a part of its culture. These cafés not only serve coffee, but also many other dishes whose taste and experience are memorable. Florian Eatery, Convoy, Cibi, Light Years, Ona Coffee, Au79, and The Terrace Café at Royal Botanic Gardens are some cafés you must visit during your trip to Melbourne. In these cafés, you will get great coffee, a new menu, and a wonderful atmosphere.

How is the climate like in Melbourne, Australia?

Melbourne's climate is temperate, which is not too hot or too cold. Here, you will get to experience four different seasons. Temperatures sometimes reach or slightly exceed 40 °C (104 °F) in summer, while winters are mild, with nights being colder than days. Spring and autumn temperatures are the most favourable when you can enjoy your trip. This is also the best time for natural sights.

What is Melbourne, Australia, known for?

In Melbourne, you'll find everything from a rich cultural heritage to diverse cuisine, art, concerts, and world-class sporting events. One of the main attractions of this city is the historic Victorian era buildings. A mix of modern era skyscrapers and heritage architecture here is very attractive. Melbourne is a city with a very multicultural population where you will get to experience different neighbourhoods, different foods, and different cultures.

What is open 24 hours a day in Melbourne?

While Melbourne is a vibrant city with an energetic nightlife, 24-hour establishments are relatively limited compared to larger cities. However, you can still find some convenience stores, fast-food chains, and late-night eateries open around the clock, particularly in the central business district and South Yarra.

What are Must-buy items in Melbourne?

In Melbourne, you can buy everything from clothes, handmade jewellery, art, home goods, chocolate, cheese, and wine. You will find everything from designer boutiques to local markets, where you will have different shopping experiences. You can shop and enjoy delicious treats in areas around the Yarra Valley and Mornington Peninsula. Plan your visit to South Melbourne Market, Melbourne Central, Federation Square, Prahran Market, Royal Arcade, and any other amazing place for shopping.

Which is the best month to visit Melbourne?

The best time to visit Melbourne is based on your favourite season and activities you wish to partake in. Spring is from September to November, while autumn is from March to May, whereas June and July are both the coldest months. At this time, the temperature is mild and the crowd of tourists is also less, which makes your trip pleasant and cost-effective. This season is the best time to travel, celebrate festivals, and explore the culture of Melbourne. From December to February, when it is summer here, you can enjoy long days and other activities, but sometimes you may feel uncomfortable due to the high temperature or crowds.

What are some Must-do experiences in Melbourne?

There are definitely some activities according to everyone's interest in Melbourne, but some must-visit places and activities mainly include visits to the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), Queen Victoria Market, and Great Ocean Road. Explore the lavish restaurants and food markets, theatres, live music venues, and so on, and spend time as per your interest.