30 minute(s)
English
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Explore the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne on an open-air electric bus
Discover the diversity of Australian plants in their natural settings
Enjoy the tour from the comfort of an eco-friendly open-air bus
Experience the highlight of the tour with iconic native eucalypts
€ 8.96
€ 8.24
Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
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Discover the beauty of the iconic Australian landscape with a guided tour on an open-air electric bus, offering a comfortable and eco-friendly way to explore the Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne. As you journey through the garden, enjoy live commentary from an expert guide who will provide fascinating insights into the unique Australian plants and landscapes you encounter. Starting at the Red Sand Garden, you’ll be introduced to the striking colors and textures that make the Australian outback so distinctive, with each garden stop offering a deeper understanding of the nation’s diverse flora.
The tour continues through a series of themed display gardens, each showcasing the remarkable diversity of Australian plants in their natural settings. The highlight of the tour is the Eucalypt Walk, where you’ll find yourself surrounded by native Australian plants, including a variety of eucalypts, which are emblematic of Australia’s natural heritage. This immersive experience offers a chance to appreciate the unique beauty of Australia’s plant life, all while enjoying the comfort and convenience of an open-air bus ride.
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I heard it was a blossom in the garden. I went to see flowers. It was full of beautiful flowers of spring. This garden is one of its kind, and it is situated on an amazing land escape. The flower I was looking for wasn’t there. I closed my eyes for a minute and took a deep breath. And I said in my native language: “Koi keh de Gulaab se mere, Teri khushboo udaas hai aja. Then I felt her presence around me, and I was surrounded by a mysterious fragrance. This garden has an awesome cafeteria. It was full of people. I tried a cup of coffee. This garden also reminds me that the God of the heavens and earth has created this earth that has the ability to grow crops, plants and trees for humans and animals. He has created gardens in the heavens for righteous people. Underneath those gardens there will be streams of water, milk and honey.
Heard about this garden from a documentary featuring top 50 beautiful gardens in the world and it didn’t disappoint. I have relatives from overseas so we brought them to visit this garden. This place is beautifully designed. We didn’t have much time so we probably just saw half of the garden so we would definitely go back again.
Beautiful well curated garden with so many different sections of plants, flowers and trees to admire. It is extremely well maintained, clean and peaceful here. It is huge, tranquil and worth coming to. There are two major pieces of land to explore (bush area with a playground or the Australian gardens) which means plenty to see. They have incorporated water well into the landscape too. No need for a ticket but you can offer a donation or purchase something at their beautiful gift shop. There is plenty of parking. I love it here! Great place to have a picnic and plenty of space so you really don't have to worry about a crowd.
What a great place. Could easily spend a day here. Spring showcases many amazing Australian species in beautiful bloom. Many of the plants are labelled, which is great for garden lovers wanting to take note and add something new to their garden. There's so much to see, with plenty of rest spots and shade. Managed to spot lots of gorgeous wildlife - plenty of smaller birds and even a bandicoot! The gardens have a lovely gift shop, toilet and cafe/kiosk facilities, and is accessible to get around - with ramps and lifts. Would definitely like to come back and spend more time here.
Wow! These gardens are huge. We visited in early August and on a whim, arriving at 3.30pm. Definitely need a bare minimum of 2 hours here, so we didn't get to see the gardens properly. But what we did see is beautiful! So well set out and planted. Plenty of places to take a seat or have a picnic. There's a cafe there too and a gift shop. We'll have to come back to really explore the many vistas we had a glimpse of. Highly recommend.
