Category St Kilda & Brighton Beach Tours

Melbourne · ST KILDA & BRIGHTON BEACH TOURS

The Top 8 St Kilda & Brighton Beach Tours in Melbourne, Compared

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Melbourne runs st kilda & brighton beach tours all year, and the gap between the best of them and the rest is wider than the gap in price. These 8 are the ones to book, with what each costs, how long it runs and the kind of day it suits.

Melbourne: Puffing Billy Penguin Parade Brighton Boxes Tour

Melbourne: Puffing Billy Penguin Parade Brighton Boxes Tour - Puffing Billy Steam Train: the heritage ride that can make or break the day

1.Puffing Billy Penguin Parade Brighton Boxes Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 161 reviews · 1 day · from $140Our pick

One day from Melbourne to Brighton huts, Puffing Billy steam train, and Phillip Island penguins, with guided pacing and included tickets.

“Overall Value for money. The trip is nicely planned out and it allow us to have sufficient time spent at each atraction. Only thing is the zoo animals are mostly hiding some where or asleep. I didnt See any kaola. Tony the guide is very profesional. Highly recomended This trip as it cover few places in a Day and everything is well arranged.”

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Small-Group Melbourne Sightseeing Tour with Beach Boxes

Small-Group Melbourne Sightseeing Tour with Beach Boxes - Queen Victoria Market, where Melbourne shops and snacks

2.Small-Group Melbourne Sightseeing Tour with Beach Boxes

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 157 reviews · from $92

3-hour Melbourne small-group tour with hotel pickup, iconic landmarks, Queen Victoria Market, and a Brighton Beach beach box photo stop.

“A very memorable tour with the most memorable bit being our amazing tour guide Fred Garcarczyk who kept the tour alive with his humour and stories. The tour itself is a must do, especially if you are in Melbourne on a short visit and want to make the best of it. And if you happen to get Fred as your guide, then that’s just Destiny’s way of icing the cake and making your trip that much more memorable.”

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Melbourne: Moonlit Sanctuary and Brighton Beach Boxes Tour

Melbourne: Moonlit Sanctuary and Brighton Beach Boxes Tour - Brighton Beach Boxes: fast photos, real coastline mood

3.Moonlit Sanctuary and Brighton Beach Boxes Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 152 reviews · 4 hours · from $73Best value

Moonlit Sanctuary and Brighton Beach Boxes in one half-day small-group tour. Feed wallabies, meet koalas, then photograph iconic beach huts.

“Sarah was a fantastic guide!! She was energetic, knowledgeable, and made it all so fun! Would definitely recommend her and this trip!!”

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From Melbourne: Peninsula Hot Springs & Bathing Boxes Tour

From Melbourne: Peninsula Hot Springs & Bathing Boxes Tour - Getting to the Mornington Peninsula from Melbourne CBD is the easy part

4.From Melbourne: Peninsula Hot Springs & Bathing Boxes Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 124 reviews · 9h 30m · from $130

Soak in Mornington Peninsula hot springs, grab clifftop bay views at Arthurs Seat, then snap photos at the iconic colorful Bathing Boxes.

“The tour was enjoyable. I'm not even sure what I liked more: pleasant pools (large variety) or beautiful landscapes. On the way back we made a couple of stops with stunning views.”

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Melbourne: Tandem Skydive Experience over St. Kilda Beach

Melbourne: Tandem Skydive Experience over St. Kilda Beach - What the day feels like: from check-in to landing on St Kilda beach

Phillip Island Penguin Parade, Wildlife and Beach Boxes Bus Tour

Phillip Island Penguin Parade, Wildlife and Beach Boxes Bus Tour - Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park: koalas, kangaroos, and bushland vibes

Melbourne: Tandem Skydive Experience over St. Kilda Beach

Melbourne: Tandem Skydive Experience over St. Kilda Beach - What the day feels like: from check-in to landing on St Kilda beach

Moonlit Sanctuary and Brighton Beach Boxes Half Day Tour

Moonlit Sanctuary and Brighton Beach Boxes Half Day Tour - Moonlit Sanctuary: Why This Park Works for Animal Time