Melbourne is Australia's second-largest city, and boasts great festivals and shopping, a passion for food and wine, and fabulous arts. Select your Melbourne accommodation and enjoy all the city has to offer. Stay in a B&B Melbourne or a boutique hotel or for a more affordable and interesting experience stay in a Melbourne Bed and Breakfast in other parts of the metropolitan region.

Melbourne's Bays and Peninsulas offers some of Victoria's premier family destinations, including seaside villages, golf courses and family activities set between two breathtaking and tranquil bays of water. Select form the Bellarine or Mornington Peninsulas.
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Experience the smells, sight and sounds of the bush and the shiny 100-year-old train as it crosses timber trestle bridges and trundles with a ‘whoop' and a hiss of steam down gullies and toils up hills. Magic of a yesteryear preserved for.
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Winding along the western coast of Victoria, the Great Ocean Road offers stunning ocean views, beachside activities, laid back coastal towns and maritime villages.
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The Grampians offers an abundance of adventure activities, superb national and state parks and a diverse array of native wildlife. Be inspired by stunning vistas and unspoilt natural beauty. Relax in tranquil surrounds.
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Australia's premier gold heritage region offering spectacular historic towns, buildings and gold history. Easily accessible from Melbourne, the region entices the visitor with its grand streetscapes, architecture, gardens, art galleries, festivals and world class attractions.
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Warm summers and good rainfall make this a fertile area. As well as vineyards, prolific orchards grow apples, pears, peaches and other stone fruits, so watch out for the farm gate sales.
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Experience the region's history as an arm of the Murray Darling River system that was once a commercial highway for paddle steamers.  Echuca-Moama has the world's largest fleet of authentic cruising paddle steamers built in the late.
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Nestled amongst the lush pastures of Central Gippsland, Gippsland Gourmet Country offers the very best of the region's food and wine, direct from the local producers at picturesque farms and country towns.
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90 minutes from Melbourne and you'll find yourself standing nose to nose with koalas, sharing a beach with hungry pelicans, watching a colony of fur seals splashing in the sun, and of course, walking with our famous penguins. Pristine.
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Gippland has some of the state's finest landscapes on offer. Whether you want to hike through national forests, fish in pristine mountain streams, dine at stylish restaurants or explore spectacular touring routes, you can do it all in this beautiful.
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Recognised as one of the world's great wine growing regions, the Yarra Valley is the place where the Victorian wine industry was born in 1838. Today it is home to over 55 wineries, and is Australia's finest region for pinot noir and sparkling.
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