Wonderful Nature Activities in Melbourne

A road trip in Melbourne will include green forests, the beauty of the Snowy Mountains, mining settlements and gorgeous seaside towns. If you want to visit this city to the fullest and have a long holiday, you should spare 10-15 days. If you book your Melbourne trip through Bitbook, you can benefit from an average of 17.8% cashback.

Ballarat

Ballarat is Victoria's largest city and has a rich mining history. You can experience gold prospecting in Sovereign Hill. You can watch a performance at Her Majesty's Theatre, which has been operating since 1875. The Regional Art Gallery showcases a fascinating variety of Australian art.

Ballarat also has fine restaurants and famous wineries. You can also stop by the breweries to make your day more enjoyable.

Echuca

Echuca is located on the Victorian side of the Murray River. Old-fashioned paddle steamer ferries ply the river. This is the place to experience the paddle steamer. The Great Aussie Beer Shed is dedicated to war memorabilia, poker machines and all things beer related. This may be the most interesting beer museum you've ever seen in your life. If vintage cars are of interest to you, you should also visit the National Hoden Motor Museum.

Snowy River National Park

Snowy River National Park will make you feel like you're out of the world. It is a great pleasure for everyone to take a walk along The Little River George, accompanied by rugged bushes, towering valleys and stunning river views. When you walk to the end of the short and steep path, you will see a bird's eye view of a deep passage carved into the volcanic rock 600 meters below.

Explore the jungle wilderness on the Raymond Creek Falls hike. The waterfall descends from 20 meters into the crystal clear pool.

Wilsons Promontory National Park

Cape Wilsons is an underwater environment that preserves an ecosystem large enough to rival the Great Barrier Reef. Snorkelers and divers can spot various species of fish, sea dragons, colorful sponges, and living coral.

The surrounding islands are colonized by small penguins and fur seals. You should definitely see the islands equipped with wild nature. Wilson Promontory's granite mountains also contain kangaroos, emu, and wombats. While traveling by car, you should drive carefully as you may encounter any of these animals. Panoramic views are available at every elevation of the National Park.

Dark evenings provide ideal stargazing conditions. It's even possible that you can see the Southern Aurora Lights when you step away from the camper and caravan lights.