Travelling alone to St. Kilda

Once I dropped off my luggage, I walked down from Spencer Street to Flinder Street to get a ticket for a tram out to St. Kilda.

It's sunny day ^^

10 minutes later, the trams appears and I hopped on the tram No 16 departs from the Flinder Street.

Only 20 minutes from Melbourne's CBD on Tram 16 to St. Kilda

I got my ticket from convenient shop for AUD $3.10 for all zones.

St. Kilda is a bayside suburb 7km from Melbourne CBD. Just a short distance from the city. St. Kilda has safe sandy beaches and attractions such as Luna Park, St. Kilda beach, St. Kilda Sea Baths, St. Kilda Public Gardens, St. Kilda Pavillion and Pier and etc....

Spring is the perfect time to soak up the spectacular carnival atmosphere at Melbourne's 's only theme park. Luna Park is an intuition in Melbourne and a galaxy of amusements and sensations. By the time I reached there, the theme park still close for business.

The laughing face is the symbolic of Luna Park.

Melbourne's Luna Park
Lower Esplanade, St Kilda
Infoline: 1300 888272

St. Kilda Beach

Brooks Jetty

and my favorite photos of Brooks Jetty

a very windy day

St. Kilda beach with gentle bay waves

The St Kilda Pier is another local landmark and major tourist attraction. The pier is terminated by the St Kilda Pavilion, an eccentric Edwardian building in the mould of English pier pavilions which is considered of high cultural importance to Melburnians. It was recently reconstructed and listed on the Victorian Heritage Register after burning down.

St. Kilda Pier from far

The famous St. Kilda Pier, only 3 minutes away

Take a scenic stroll along the pier

Beautiful St Kilda pier.
I loved this place!

Along the St. Kilda Pier

St Kilda has had a colourful history

The original one was washed away in a storm not long after construction and other ones were built in replacement, but the concrete pier as we know it has been in place since the 1970’s.

Along the length of the pier interactive panels tell the pier's history

From the end part of the pier that goes to the sea you can fish or just seat and enjoy a wonderful sunset, hoping to see a penguin from the colony that lives few meters away, on the breakwaters.

St. Kilda Breakwater Walkway and Decking

Taking a walk down the pier is a simple pleasure

Don't surprise that you might saw the colony of little penguins that have made St Kilda Breakwater their home!

Have a short break at St. Kilda Pier Kiosk

The kiosk serves coffee, milkshakes, ice cream, soft drinks, juices, cakes and muffins.

I ordered a slice of Passion fruit Cheese Cake...

Chocolate Muffins

and great latte

A relaxed atmosphere where you can relax and chill out

had sunburn again (T___T)

Absolutely had a great trip to St Kilda Beach, great weather, great coffee, and not forgetting the hot sun….everything is just awesome!