Things to Do Near The Hamptons Apartments - Port Melbourne

Port Phillip is the entrance to Australia\'s busiest port and is one of Victoria\'s most popular recreational destinations. Although Port Phillip is commonly referred to

Only three kilometres from the heart of the city, Albert Park is popular for a range of activities like dog walking, jogging, cycling, sailing and

Providing panoramic views of the Melbourne skyline and Port Phillip Bay, the pier is a popular destination for strolling, cycling, roller blading and fishing. Catch

Jawbone Marine Sanctuary, named after its shape, is located in Williamstown and protects 30ha of coastal waters. The little promontory, west of the beach at

Accessible only by boat, Herring Island, 3.2 hectares in size, is just 3 kilometres from the city, and the only substantial island in the Yarra

Pipemakers Park is a historic pipemaking industrial site, which has been transformed into a park and wetlands.

The Maribyrnong River, which begins on the slopes of Mount Macedon and flows to Port Phillip.

Karkarook Park is a recreational and environmental oasis, revegetated with indigenous plants. The 15 hectare lake is a good spot for canoeing, kayaking or sailing.

Just a short drive from the heart of the city is the Maribyrnong Valley Parklands featuring Brimbank Park and Horseshoe Bend Farm. The parklands offer

Just a short drive from the heart of the city is the Maribyrnong Valley Parklands featuring Brimbank Park and Horseshoe Bend Farm. The parklands offer

The open space, playgrounds and picnic areas of Banksia Park make it a popular location with visitors of all ages. The park is perfect for

Situated at the confluence of the Plenty and Yarra Rivers, this 33 hectare park was an important meeting place for the Wurundjeri people. Birrarrung Park

Ricketts Point is the perfect place to introduce kids to the wonder of Victoria\'s underwater marine life.

Point Cook Coastal Park features abundant birdlife, an historic bluestone homestead, intertidal sand banks and a Marine Reserve. Located 20 km southwest of Melbourne, it

Cheetham Wetlands consists of lagoons and saltmarsh of varying salinity levels created through the activities of a Saltworks that used to operate in the area.

Point Cooke Marine Sanctuary is located in the north east corner of Port Phillip Bay, a mere 30 minute drive from Melbourne. The park protects

Bushy Park Wetlands is bounded at the north by a remnant orchard accessed from the eastern end of Highbury Road. The southern boundary, near the

Petty\'s is one of Melbourne\'s oldest commercial orchards, and it holds the largest collection of apple varieties on mainland Australia.

Dawn is the best time of the day to listen for the wonderful calls and songs of native birds frolicking in the branches of the

Jells Park is nestled in the Dandenong Creek Valley, Wheelers Hill, away from the hustle and bustle of urban life. The park attracts over 900,000

Braeside Park is an oasis of parkland nestled amongst golf courses, urban development and busy roads.This is a great park for a family day

Enjoy a family picnic on the large lawn or use the electric barbecues in the picnic shelter.

Living Legends is where you can meet and mingle with retired champion racehorses such as Apache Cat, Zipping, Silent Witness and Melbourne Cup winners.

The Organ Pipes, a set of basalt columns formed by the cooling and cracking of molten lava, are the most well known feature of the

Longridge Park, in the middle of the conservation area of the Yarra Valley Parklands, offers a quiet space beside the Yarra River. The river flats

Plenty Gorge Park offers a wide range of natural and cultural experiences only 20km from Melbourne CBD.With views of the Plenty River and a

Koomba Park consists of billabongs and lakes fed by the Dandenong Creek.

The K Road Cliffs in Werribee South are a breathtaking wall of red by day and are even more impressive during dusk and sunset.

Nioka Bush Camp is a quiet retreat away from the stresses of city life. Stay overnight in the great outdoors, camping or in bunkhouse accommodation.

Take a look back in time at the historic Hawkstowe picnic area.

Churchill National Park in Melbourne\'s south-eastern suburbs remains as an example of the original landscape before clearing and settlement.

Patterson River, the gateway to Port Phillip, is a thriving canal system of the Patterson Lakes residential area. There are four public boat ramps, parking

Lysterfield Park is a beautiful spot, not far from Melbourne, offering a range of recreational activities.This is a great place for mountain biking. The

The Mount Dandenong Arboretum extends over 16 hectares and contains a collection of maturing deciduous trees and conifers from around the world. \'Arboretum\' is a

Protecting the tall forests of the Dandenongs, the Dandenong Ranges National Park is well known for its spectacular Mountain Ash trees and lush fern gullies.

Situated in a ferny glade in the Dandenongs, William Ricketts Sanctuary is a place of beauty and tranquillity, due both to the natural setting and

The many linking paths through this garden take you beneath a canopy of awesome Mountain Ash Trees.Walk through shady trees down to the picturesque

The George Tindale Memorial Garden contains a number of plants rarely found in cultivation, which are thriving in the acidic soils, cool temperate climate and

The National Rhododendron Gardens are host to brilliantly coloured blooms of rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias, cherries and daffodils. Seasonal changes ensure the gardens are a delight

Boasting spectacular views over Silvan Reservoir and the south-eastern face of the Dandenong Ranges, Kalorama Park is perfect for picnics, barbecues or simply relaxing whilst