Hight rate 18 location for tourist in Port Melbourne, VIC , Australia

Jack Henry Came here to pay respects to the fallen. Great facilities very respectful staff

Martin Stryder SO MANY DEAD VAPES

Jesse Van Der Stelt I always come here to make it through the week after a child support payment. Thanks for the vapes fellow motorists!

Sargon Younan A great location to visit with kids—both fun and educational! It’s perfect for biking or scootering, with shared paths and open spaces offering scenic views over the water. Plus, you can learn some history along the way. A kid-friendly spot worth visiting!

Vinodh Kumar Beautiful view point for sunrise and sunset, especially when you are cruising. Literally its amazing to watch.

Vivian Princess Pier is the perfect location to sit and watch the sunset. It is never too busy and never fails to disappoint. Bring your camera and even a picnic lunch to enjoy the view and sit a while.

Trinh Dau Princes Pier is perfect for sunsets and fishing. The views are stunning, and its a peaceful spot to relax.

Teana K Its a nice walk along here to get to the lookout, there are some little fishing spots, bins and seating along the way. Info boards are dotted along the trail as you walk along the path. People like to jog up the trail and back again, there are dog walkers and tourists just out and about. There is a bit of a stagnant seaweed stench at the beginning of the walk. Amazing views of Port Phillip Bay along the way as well.

Sean Nairn Well-formed and level trail that skirts the edge of the water around Port Melbourne. There are great views back to the city skyline and a lookout at the point that provides views over the automated container terminal behind the fences. If you’ve come this far it’s worth walking 10 minutes to the end of the point. Also popular with fishermen. No food or drink spots out here, you’ll need to go back to the main part of Port Melbourne.

Tomas Z Real nice walk around the bay with lots of spaces for people to fish and a few info signs showing off local species and what kind of boats are moving in and out of the docks. It’s a great view of the cbd

Meli Roams Aside from the odd windy day, a run along the beach is always rewarding. Stop and admire the view from the lookout point, say hello to the fishermen and try to resist patting every single cute puppy.

Thomas Liontis Its a fairly scenic trail alongside the coast and near the shipping container terminal. You can go right along the edge of the terminal as well and watch them unload containers.

Frank Johnson It was good time . Visit just once great ocean road day trip, you will surely love the surrounding !

κοστας ταφιλης Stunning and heart throbbing panoramas of ocean & Nature seen on great ocean road day trip from Melbourne Beautiful!

KC kaleuclint An interesting place to ride your MTB, shared with fishermen and dog walkers. Great view of the port approaches and container handling.

Tomas Z Great view of the bay and CBD. It’s a nice accessible walk (gravel) out to the little observation tower. From there it’s easy to see the dock loading and unloading cargo from the boats, as well as a view over the bay and cbd.

Arun Subramaniam Viewpoint adjoining the port, gravel road off sandridge beach leads to this view point. Watch the cargo ships dock, slowly. Or admire the city skyline (partially blocked by residential buildings) - facing east-ish, so sunrise is a good idea. If you are biking, ride around life saving Vic

Raj Desai Fun walk till the end for long views from the port area.

Sean Nairn Located a short walk down the Webb Trail from Port Melbourne, this elevated lookout offers views back over the Melbourne CBD as well as Port Philip Bay and the adjacent container terminal. An easy walk for all ages, there’s no food or drink options nearby so you’ll need to head back to the main area of Port Melbourne for sustenance.

sventek Lovely park, and playground, though it doesnt seem to be cleaned or maintained very often. When we visited, the grass in the whole general area was overgrown, discarded trash around. Playground caters for kids of all ages with separate sections for each available, has public toilet, and shaded picnic area. No BBQ facilities here. Water fountain near playground area. Free parking available.

Majo Martinez Great for kids, no toilet for females available just male toilets

Mary Nice mid sized green grass Park with surrounding on-street car parking. Lovely big shady trees, playground and old style toilet block.

B.A.T.S VLOGS Beautiful park with good amenities. Enjoyed the time here with kids

Alejandro Vizcaino Cruz I loved this beach. I was expecting it to be very busy as it was a hot day. To my surprise, just few beach goers around. Bring your snacks, a frisbee and enjoy the quietness of this picturesque beach. The Princes Pier is also next to the beach, amazing views and gorgeous surface for rollerblading.

Tony Bright Princess Pier at Port Melbourne foreshore is a secluded beach, perfect for families, teens & elderly people. No TOILETS though! It has BBQs, lots of bins for rubbish & is accessible by public transport on the 109 tram from the CBD of Melbourne.

Tetrakis Sphericon This is a unique and very cool beach, lots to see, nice and relatively central. Its hardly ever crowded too.

Sean Nairn Small, quiet beach in Port Melbourne. In the evenings it mostly seems to be frequented by locals and runners who have come from further south. The beach is wide and calm and probably good for children, there is an adventure playground nearby to tire them out if needed. Lots of food and drink options nearby. Easily accessed from Melbourne CBD via the 109 tram.

Brianna This is my new favourite beach for a nice stroll. I went on a Friday night and it was absolutely beautiful, so many people were out and about fishing, walking, laying on the sand and roller skating. Highly recommend visiting!! Super clean beach as well.

Andres del Rio Hectic playground. Would be in my top 5. Big. All sand based. Lots of buckets on chains for sand play. Water pump see saw. Plenty of bigger climbing. Ages 2 to 10. Not fenced off. Some shade

Sean Nairn Great playground area located just behind the beach. Plenty of activities for kids to exhaust themselves on, and if they still have energy take them for a walk out past the container terminal to ensure they’ll sleep well that night. No nearby food or drink spots, you’ll need to go back to Port Melbourne where there’s plenty of options.

sventek Something different for the kids, an all sand playground with many different types of fastened scoops and pulleys for sand pour and transport play. Most of the sand is of the larger rough variety. Large slide and other climb play available. Decent shading in the afternoon of spring, with decent wind blocking. Water play available too but some pumps required some strength i.e. adult help required. Beach is right next to it, but it was very windy and quite littered when visited. Toilets available short walk away. Free parking available.

Z L This playground in Port Melbourne is (literally) a hidden gem. Reminiscent of an abandoned shipyard, the playground is an easy 20 minutes walk from the tram station and Station Pier. Best time to visit is late afternoon for the stunning sunset.

Michael Kondro Running or walking from the sun to Pluto is quite the feat. These statues are pretty rewarding and the walk along the beach is beautiful.

Sean Nairn Congratulations- you’ve made it to the end of the solar system, assuming you started at the Sun back in St Kilda. This scale model of the planets is an excellent educational resource and gives you a feel for the scale of the universe and the respective size of the planets, all while walking along the bay foreshore. Highly recommended.

Adam G This is one of the sculptures in the Melbourne Solar System Trail. Its a scale model of Pluto, the 8th planet from the Sun. The starting point of Solar System Trail is the Sun located 5.9 km south-east along the foreshore from here, adjacent to the Skate Park at 29P Marine Parade, St Kilda. Designed and constructed in 2008 by artists and scientists, the Solar System Trail is a very clever and interesting educational 5.9km trail along the City of Port Phillip’s foreshore in which you follow a scale model of the Solar System starting with the Sun and ending at the dwarf planet Pluto at Sandridge Beach, in Port Melbourne, with stops in between at each planet in the Solar System. The Solar System Trail is accurately scaled to size and distance (the scale used is one to one billion). In this way, every millimetre you walk equals 1000 kilometres in the Solar System. Every metre you walk (one and a half steps) is 1 million kilometres and when you walk the 5.9 kilometres trail from the Sun (Marina Reserve) to Pluto (Port Melbourne), you have walked 5.9 billion kilometres!!! As well as the distances being to scale, so is the size of the Sun and each planet. For example, while the actual diameter of the Sun is 1,392,000 km, the earth is 12,756 km, Mars is 6,792 km, and Pluto is 2,340 km, in the scale model in the Solar System Trail, the diameter of the Sun is 139 cm, earth is 1.28 cm, Mars is 0.67 cm, and Pluto, seen at this location, is about 0.24 cm. The Melbourne Solar System Trail is fun and educational while exercising in a beautiful scenic part of Melbourne. The path is well maintained and marked for both cyclists and walkers and there are a number of cafes and shops along the way. Pluto is the last planet in our Solar System as it in the Melbourne Solar System trail. Pluto was discovered by Clyde Tombaugh in 1930 and was originally considered to be the 9th planet from the Sun but after a redefinition of the term "planet" in 2006 by the International Astronomical Union, Pluto was reclassified as a dwarf planet. Pluto is tiny, in fact, its two-thirds smaller than the earths moon. The New Horizons spacecraft reached Pluto in July 2015, after a nine year voyage.

Patrick Fogarty Great way to get some steps up. Space is big - real big!

Anthony Hollingsworth A gem hidden in plain sight. Did this walk with our scout troop. Learnt about the solar system, got a practical feel for distance in our solar system and a really beautiful walk. Dont have your morning coffee beforehand, forget a pub crawl, this is a true opportunity for a cafe coffee crawl.

Sean Nairn Small garden planted with rosemary alongside the tram line at Port Melbourne as a tribute to soldiers of WWI who passed this spot on their way to Princes Wharf before joining the fighting in Europe. A quiet spot for reflection. The North Port Hotel is just across the way for a drink or meal, otherwise jump on a tram to Port Melbourne for more options.

M C Nice garden to sit and relax, and it’s located next to the train line, so very access to this place.

Adam G This Remembrance Garden in North Port was established to mark the end of the Anzac Centenary.  The centrepiece is the peppercorn tree however, three trees will be the living memorials – elm, pine and wattle.  The garden beds are thickly planted with rosemary. Its a garden for reflection and commemoration.  The location is significant as troops travelled by train (now replaced by the 109 light rail trams) along this route to the piers for embarkation. Its very easy to find and get to. Its just near the North Port 109 Tram stop. Theres a filtered water station just south of the garden in Walter Reserve. Two information boards explain the garden and its significance.

Annabelle Leve Nicely maintained however... Went to solemn remembrance Day event. Was spoiled by teams passing, motorbikes passing by, and worst of all, a loud outside pub gig on the other side of the tram line.

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Mary Handy little enclosed dog park at one end and kids playground at the opposite end. Lush green grass and decent running/ ball throwing space for our doggo, who told me to give it the maximum stars.

DREADLIXXX Bellè This is a BRILLIANT interactive public park space! Is one of many jewels in Melbournes urban developement crown; The swings/ play/ BBQ / sport and exercise areas are really fun clever planning and design, I LOVE IT!! Great outdoor space to spend time! :) xxx

Lily Chay There is gym at there witch encouraged us to do workout and exercise also we were wrapped with the veggie garden there beautiful bay leaves and the spring onions just starting to grow very impressed its also very clean

Birchland Design Fantastic recently upgraded playground. Lots of places to climb and run around. Permanent ping pong table, mini soccer/footy ground. Water on tap. Table and bbq for picnic. Unfortunately no toilet. 1 tramstop walk or bike ride from beach/ cafes and toilets

Zhehao Wang Intertidal beach with bluestone. Many sea birds. Some filter feeders are found on the rocks such as oysters, mussels and barnacles. If you take a look carefully, you may find some sea grass under the subtidal zone.

Shane Gardner Plenty of people were walking by when we were fishing on the bank.

Kerem Kilinc u cannot fish here a transport boat that comes to the jetty every 10-15 min and cant catch fish

Nathan f Half hideous half beautiful. A waterfront walk or cycle with water views near the west gate bridge, and a view of the port of Melbourne and a long line of cargo ships.

Quick Towing Ehsani Nice place