Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comPort of Melbourne and Docklands Sightseeing Cruise
based on 6 reviews of Port of Melbourne and Docklands Sightseeing Cruise
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It was a really nice way to spend the morning. The staff were really helpful and friendly.
Reviewed by: Malie N, Australia, February 2009
This trip was great. You get a totally different view from the water than you do from the roads and bridges. The captain was very informative, he knew the local history well and his commentary created a pleasant atmosphere. Great value for money.
Reviewed by: Debra D, Australia, January 2009
This is a really nice experience.
Reviewed by: Hannah D, United Kingdom, March 2008
This is a wonderful way to see parts of Melbourne that you don't see on walks. The Williamstown cruise is a must-do, the scenery is so beautiful. Skip the on board coffee; you have to get it yourself and it's bad. Leave the coffee break for when you dock in Williamstown and enjoy a lovely coffee and meal at one of many well priced cafes or restaurants.
Reviewed by: Gary C, Australia, January 2008
The boat was hopeless to get on and off. Many people complained they weren't sure if we could all get on! The trip itself was good but I would not recommend it to anyone because of facilities or lack there of.
Reviewed by: Collene B, Australia, February 2008
Rang to confirm our cruise, turned up to a very ordinary greeting and they tried to board us on a fishing boat, no toilet!! Yeah, with 5 children that would have been interesting. After voicing that 'this isn't what I booked', we were reluctantly advised we could wait another 45 minutes and go on a larger boat. Did this but the day had been ruined. Wouldn't recommend pre-booking anything until you get there and see the competition!
Reviewed by: Leesa M, Australia, March 2007
