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This small hilltop viewpoint overlooks Port Phillip Bay and the beautiful surrounding coastline. The grassy rise offers wide views of the bay and nearby beaches, making it a popular stop for walkers and cyclists on the Bay Trail. The monument at the summit commemorates early European settlement in the area.

Brighton Bathing Boxes are a row of brightly coloured wooden beach huts along Dendy Street Beach on the shore of Port Phillip Bay. The historic structures date back to the late 1800s and were originally used as private changing shelters for beachgoers. Today, they are one of Melbourne’s most photographed coastal landmarks and a popular stop along the Bay Trail.

The Kangaroo Point Green Bridge is a pedestrian-only bridge spanning the Brisbane River. This new bridge links the city center with Kangaroo Point and was completed at the end of 2024. Part of the city's "Green Bridges" project, designed to reduce car use and, as a bonus, offers super-scenic views of the skyline, cliffs, and river.

St. Kilda Pier stretches out into Port Phillip Bay, leading toward the historic pavilion at its end. The long boardwalk offers open views back to the Melbourne skyline on clear days and across the marina lined with yachts. It’s a popular spot for walking at sunset, when the light softens over the water. At the breakwater near the pier, you may also spot little penguins returning to their nests in the evening.

Opened in 2001, the Goodwill Bridge is a pedestrian and cycle crossing over the Brisbane River linking South Bank with the city near the Botanic Gardens. Its sleek, cable-stayed design and gentle curves make it a popular, traffic-free route with expansive river and skyline views. The bridge also hosts small lookout bays and often features public art and lighting displays during city events.

William Jolly Bridge is a heritage-listed road and pedestrian bridge spanning the Brisbane River between the CBD and South Brisbane. Opened in 1932, it is recognised for its distinctive concrete arch design and Art Deco detailing. The bridge remains an important inner-city crossing and a prominent architectural landmark along the river corridor.

Regatta ferry terminal is a CityCat stop on the Brisbane River, serving the Toowong area and nearby riverside precincts. The terminal provides easy river access to central Brisbane and other suburbs, linking commuters, visitors, and recreational users to the ferry network. Its position beside riverfront paths and parklands makes it a convenient connection point for walking and cycling along the river corridor.

A truly magical spot where you can see ospreys and dolphins (if you're lucky)! The coastline here is also incredibly beautiful! 😍👍🤙