
Victoria’s main international and domestic airport is Melbourne Airport (MEL) - Tullamarine. Avalon Airport (AVV) is a smaller an alternative to domestic flights.
Melbourne Airport connects to major global hubs and all Australian capital cities.
Use resources like Dollar Flight Club and Skyscanner for deals.
Expect higher prices during Australian school vacations (Dec-Feb) and major events like Australian Open.
SkyBus connects MEL and AVV towards The south Cross Station. Taxis and ride-shares are available.
Australia does not impose a separate exit fee; any departure taxes are commonly in your airfare.
For international flights, arrive 3 hours before departure. For domestic flights, 1-2 hours.
Online check-in is recommended. Standard security checks apply for carry-on items and passengers.
Trains offer a comfortable way to travel regionally within Victoria and connect to neighboring states.
Buses offer an economical and flexible way to travel, often serving routes not covered by trains.
For travelers desiring flexibility and independent exploration, renting a car is a great option. Compare rental options at DiscoverCars.com.
Victoria's highways are generally excellent, but rural areas feature things to keep in mind.
Victoria boasts an integrated public transport network, with Melbourne at its heart. The Myki an electronic card system streamlines travel across trams, trains, and buses.
For straight and convenient travel, taxis and ride-sharing services are readily available, especially outside public transport hours.
Melbourne CBD is highly walkable, with expansive footpaths and a network of laneways.
Expanding network of dedicated bike lanes. Cyclists must wear an approved Helmet.
Puffing Billy Railway in Dandenong Ranges, Arthurs Seat Eagle gondola on Mornington Peninsula.
Major international car rental companies operate in Victoria in airports and city locations.
Familiarise yourself with Australian traffic laws for a protected journey.
Not much available and costly. Multi-story places to park cars are available. Consider 'park-and-ride' options.
Generally easier and often cheaper or free in area-specific towns and attractions.
Melbourne has tolled motorways (CityLink, EastLink). Rental vehicles usually have electronic tags.
Check VicTraffic for real-time road conditions, traffic incidents, and street closures, especially during bushfire season or heavy rain events.