Port of Melbourne and Docklands Sightseeing Cruise
Overview
Inclusions
- Tea and Coffee
- Live commentary on board
What to expect
Cruise Highlights:
• Southgate Arts and Leisure Precinct
• Crown Entertainment Complex
• World Congress Center and Trade Center
• Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Center
• Shipping channels and dock area
• Westgate Bridge
• 19th century sailing ship Polly Woodside
• Stunning city views
Onboard Facilities:
• Informative commentary
• Large panoramic windows
• Alfresco sun decks
• Comfortable onboard amenities (restrooms)
• No food available on board the vessel
Additional information
- Cruise duration times are approximate and subject to change, often due to tides and river traffic
- Cruise direction and timetable subject to tidal conditions and river closures
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Stroller accessible
- The boat is completely enclosed and windowed so that passengers won't be subject to the elements
- Restroom available on board
- Service animals allowed
- Near public transportation
- Most travelers can participate
- This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
- This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 15 travelers
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Ticket delivery
Cancellation
Such a relaxing trip, meandering through the ports. I learnt so much about the history, thanks to the amazing commentary. Thank you so much
Such a relaxing trip, meandering through the ports. I learnt so much about the history, thanks to the amazing commentary. Thank you so muchLovely experience for my birthday - took the 3pm cruise and the weather was perfect on the deck. Thankyou!
Lovely experience for my birthday - took the 3pm cruise and the weather was perfect on the deck. Thankyou!We booked a two hour cruise which included the Docklands and downriver. Of the two, we would recommend the Docklands cruise as it’s much more interesting, taking in the Docklands area and the Port of Melbourne. The upriver part of the cruise goes past the Rod Laver tennis centre and Botanical Gar...
We booked a two hour cruise which included the Docklands and downriver. Of the two, we would recommend the Docklands cruise as it’s much more interesting, taking in the Docklands area and the Port of Melbourne. The upriver part of the cruise goes past the Rod Laver tennis centre and Botanical Gardens but apart from that, there wasn’t much to see. Captain Dave kept us informed of all the sights worth seeing. Our only complaint was on the second hour of the cruise was the screaming kids that boarded with there parents. Maybe we are getting old but letting your kids run riot to the detriment of other passengers is wrong. The captain even had to tell one parent twice to not hang his kid out the window!Ticket desk was accommodating to my late change request. Boat Captain was terrific and informative on the tour. Plenty of room on the cruise. Option for tea and coffee on boat as well
Ticket desk was accommodating to my late change request. Boat Captain was terrific and informative on the tour. Plenty of room on the cruise. Option for tea and coffee on boat as wellWe went on the two hour cruise both ways from Southbank Berth 2 Peter was the captain and did a fantastic commentary on both parts of the cruise covering the historic and political topics of the various parts of the river He was spot on very knowledgeable and also funny made many of us laugh hi...
We went on the two hour cruise both ways from Southbank Berth 2 Peter was the captain and did a fantastic commentary on both parts of the cruise covering the historic and political topics of the various parts of the river He was spot on very knowledgeable and also funny made many of us laugh his wit commenting on the political aspe ts was spot on Only comment was that the cruise advertised tea and coffee and it was not offered maybe we needed to ask?The tour guide was terrible, he was an embittered, who didn’t even tried to make people have a good time. The tour in general mostly focuses on the industrial part of Melbourne not in the city itself which is not interesting and relevant for most of the tourists.
The tour guide was terrible, he was an embittered, who didn’t even tried to make people have a good time. The tour in general mostly focuses on the industrial part of Melbourne not in the city itself which is not interesting and relevant for most of the tourists.