Hand-picked tours across Victoria

Yarra Sunrise Running Tour

Clock Melbourne's transformation at daybreak on this 8km run starting from Federation Square at 7:00 am. You'll track past sporting landmarks, climb the Tan Track's Anderson Street hill, pause at the Shrine of Remembrance for views across the city, then follow the Yarra River to finish. A guide shares local histories and myths while a photographer captures your journey, concluding with coffee at a riverside café. Suits all running levels, maximum 10 people.

Private E-Bike Tour with Local Guide

Ride through Melbourne on an e-bike with a local guide who knows the city's shortcuts and stories. This private 2–4 hour tour covers landmarks, cultural hotspots, and quieter pockets most visitors miss. The electric assist means you'll cover more ground without burning out, leaving energy for exploring on foot when something catches your eye.

South Melbourne Market Foodie Tour

Explore South Melbourne Market's 150-year legacy on a 90-minute guided tour through one of Melbourne's most vibrant food destinations. You'll meet the traders behind the counter—from oyster shuckers to chocolatiers—and taste your way through seasonal offerings, artisan techniques and shopping wisdom. A local guide steers you past the obvious stalls to discover how this working market actually operates, with tastings included at six different food specialists.

Bendigo Premium Balloon Flight

Rise before dawn with BalloonMan for a three-hour hot air balloon flight over Bendigo, Victoria. You'll drift silently above the city as morning light breaks across heritage buildings, parkland, and Lake Weeroona. The experienced crew handles all safety protocols whilst you take in panoramic views of the surrounding bushland and iconic landmarks from a perspective few get to experience. Land to champagne and breakfast, with complimentary photos and video to take home.

Melbourne’s Divine Pathways: Cathedrals and Parklands Tour

Melbourne Best Street Food Tour With A Local Guide

Spend three hours navigating Melbourne's laneways and arcades with a local guide who knows where to eat. Start on Degraves Street to see the street art, duck into Block Arcade for proper meat pies, then head to Emporium Melbourne for Japanese pastries. Your guide speaks Spanish, English, French or Italian, tailors the route to what you fancy, and it's just you and them—no group shuffle.