What is a gentle first Melbourne day after an early flight with children?
Our group has eight adults and three children aged three to six, arrives before hotel check-in and will have a large rental vehicle.
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Our group has eight adults and three children aged three to six, arrives before hotel check-in and will have a large rental vehicle.
Four adults and children aged two and five have about eight days in August and would rather avoid packing up every morning.
I will be travelling with my parents around 7:30 am, and my mother needs food available as part of her diabetes plan.
I land in the evening and need to reach a central hotel near Southern Cross with luggage.
Our group includes a senior and a child, has one driver, prefers short easy drives and would use transit in the city before renting a car for regional nights.
I expect to arrive by airport coach and am comparing hotels near the market with a longer walk from Southern Cross.
We want a child-centred holiday with Puffing Billy, Phillip Island and city activities, but our draft changes bases often and stacks several attractions each day.
We land in Melbourne at 6 pm, want dinner and an affordable overnight stay, then plan to collect a rental car the next morning.
We have Friday to Sunday, love markets and want to decide whether a second market is worth the travel and parking.
We want to cook, take day trips and sleep somewhere calmer than a busy nightlife strip.
We can buy our own entry tickets and only need a reliable return ride from Melbourne, including after the evening viewing.
I have two shopping days and want interesting mid-priced clothes and recycled designer pieces rather than familiar chain stores.