Last time I was in Melbourne I paid to go on the day tour to Philip Island (which is amazing) but if you want to see penguins have don't have the money or time to go on the tour then you must get down to...More
About St Kilda Pier
1 - 10 of 326 reviews
Last time I was in Melbourne I paid to go on the day tour to Philip Island (which is amazing) but if you want to see penguins have don't have the money or time to go on the tour then you must get down to...More
We walked along this little pier in the glorious sunshine . Stopped to have fish and chips at the cafe there . Then waited till sunset with the others to wait for the penguins to come home to feed there young living in the protected...More
Taking a stroll along the St Kilda Pier is a must do when in Melbourne. Relaxing with great views, take the tram to visit the penguins or have a coffee.
I have always wanted to walk this pier and i finally did. It was gorgeous - even on the freezing and windy morning that I chose. It is so iconic and I beyond stunning. Shame I didn't get to see the penguins but even so,...More
Outstanding food and service plus wonderful views of the city. I had the snapper which was full of flavour. This is a must do will in Melbourne.
Highlight of our trip was seeing the penguins at sunset. Absolutely amazing! Volunteers need more help from the authority to protect the penguins from tourists as people were completely oblivious/deliberately ignoring the rules. Such a shame as in the end it will mean this beautiful...More
I haven't walked the pier since 1994. It was a perfect day, and although the best time to see the Penguins is at sunset, you can still get a glimpse at any time of the day.
We decided against Phillip Island given cost and likelihood of tourist trap. Instead we joined approx 100 people on the pier at sunset. Glad to have knowledgeable volunteer wardens around to ensure penguins were allowed their space. Well worth the easy tram ride from the...More
DO NOT USE FLASH PHOTOGRAPHY. Do not climb on the rocks. Do not step on the penguins. I enjoyed seeing the penguins, but I was disturbed at how tourists broke the rules. I also think the “penguin team” volunteers need to do more to communicate...More
We walked along the pier, past dozens of fishermen, about an hour before sunset. We had an excellent light meal and drinks in the bar at the end of the pier. After sunset then went onto the breakwater to see the penguins come in. Lots...More