Able Fishing Charters operates the motor vessel ‘Bacardi’ out of Gem Pier, Williamstown, Melbourne.

The Bacardi is a 35 foot custom built charter vessel and is the ideal boat to make your day or night a safe and memorable one.

The Bacardi is fitted out with everything you need to make your fishing experience a pleasure and best of all, the Skipper has an abundance of local fishing knowledge accumulated from over 15 years experience.

VoucherPrices for fishing start at $75 per head (less for kids) and includes, quality rods, reels, bait and tackle, BBQ and 4 or 5 hours out on the Bay.

Bacardi is also the ideal boat to hire for special occasions, whether its for a Birthday, Buck’s or Hen’s Party or just to take in a cruise of Port Phillip Bay or Melbourne’s rivers - Docklands and Maribrynong, the Bacardi can take up to 25 passengers.

Fun City Go Karts was the original brilliant idea of Darren Shaw, after seeing some great Go Kart Entertainment venues in Texas USA in Oct 1989. Darren came back to Australia and started a partnership with Jim Voliotis and his mate Shaun. Darren and Jim had been friends for some time and they both shared a passion with Super Sedan Racing.

They introduced Geoff Trewin into the partnership after Shaun left, and built the original "Fun City Go Karts" in Tottenham, on Sunshine road, where the Westco Jeans outlet is today. Fun City Go Karts opened to the Public on the 6th December 1990. In 1991 Darren and Geoff built a GoKart Track in Woodridge Queensland, a western suburb of Brisbane, that was very similar to Tottenham. We later sold the Track to Jim for his third share of Tottenham and his friend Ian who ran the business for a while before retiring. Jim has gone back to tow trucks in Qld, another one of his passions. Darren and Geoff also opened an outdoor Gokart Track at the Laverton outdoor market (Rubbles & Riches), we also sold this business off to Ian after he came back from Queensland.

There is always something happening at the Point Cook Homestead, and we are always open to new ideas. Whether its a community group get-together, corporate marquee event, car club display or re-enactment group display, we can help you organise and publicise your event. Point Cook Homestead is one of the Western suburbs most popular wedding venues. The grounds and venue are available for commercial filming & photography.

With a peaceful 25-acre property a stone's throw from the CBD in one direction and Geelong in the other, the possibilties for functions and events at the Point Cook Homestead are endless!
 

The Captain and the crew invite you “aboard” Titanic,
the only place where your night is guaranteed to be a disaster!

Step back in time to experience shipboard life, join the comradery in Steerage, or become a millionaire in First Class! For that special occasion the luxurious Captain's Table awaits you!
Anticipation fills the air as passengers board Titanic, dinner is served and roving musicians and performers make your night even more memorable.

Titanic guarantees fine food, service and unrivalled hospitality… After all you are on board the largest, safest and most luxurious “ship” in the world!
Our cast will bring alive the fun and games enjoyed by Titanic's passengers as we are ploughing through the Atlantic.
Ice warnings are heard then the unthinkable happens! Titanic is mortally wounded, the S.O.S. is going out! Fortunately the Carpathia arrives to rescue us all! We dock safely in New York, and then it's every man for himself on the dance floor.
Survival is guaranteed and so is a good time!

Melbourne Seaplanes has been operating in Williamstown since 1997, after a lengthy process of gaining approvals from relevant authorities.

Unbeknown to many, seaplanes were operating in Williamstown as far back as the 1930s’ and during World War 11 there were permanent moorings set up by the Harbour Trust for Catalina flying boats. After the war seaplanes use dropped off as bigger landbased aircraft took over from expensive to operate seaplanes.

Melbourne Seaplanes charter is to revive seaplane flying in
Williamstown to allow Australians and overseas tourists the opportunity to view our great city skyline and surrounding bays and coastal beaches from the air. Departing from a purpose built pontoon right in Williamstown and using Hobson Bay waters as our airfield.

Melbourne Seaplanes is operated by local husband and wife team, Rod & Leonie Gunther. Rod with over 27 years flying experience is chief Pilot taking care of flying and training while Leonie manages the terminal and bookings.

Professional Aviation Services Pty Ltd trading as ‘Vintage Tiger Moth Joyflights’ offers rides in Tiger Moth and Yak 52 aircraft. Garry Herne is the Chief Pilot and Director of the Company. He is a highly experienced International Airline Captain flying the A330 and all flights are conducted with the highest degree of professionalism and safety. 

Altona Miniature Railway opens every 3rd Sunday to the Public offering train rides on our 1.5km of track
All ages are welcome to ride. We have two club diesel engines that normally run the passenger trains, as well as private steam and diesel engines belonging to club members. Many time you will find a steam engine also running. We have specially designed cars for the young and the young at heart who enjoy hearing the clickety-clack of the rails.Altona Miniature Railway is a hobby club that provides miniature train rides every third Sunday to the young and the young at heart.
Rides are provided by our members scaled steam engines and diesel (5" and 7 1/4" gauge) over our 1.2 km length track.

Welcome aboard the Blackbird ferry for your cruise on the tidal section of the river moving along the boundaries of the cities of Melbourne, Maribyrnong, Moonee Valley & Hobsons Bay.

Melbourne has two rivers, the Yarra and lesser known Maribyrnong River discovered by L.T. Robbins and Charles Grimes in 1803, settled by groups led by J.P. Fawkner and John Batman in 1835. You can discover it on board the BLACKBIRD a traditional ferry of Lakes Entrance fame. 27 year on Melbourne's No 2 river and the winner of the only Great Yarra Riverboat Race.

Prepare to be pampered at 'Lygon Dermedical Skins & Body Clinic.' Combining the latest technology in aesthetic medicine and beauty therapy, Lygon Dermedical Specialises in revising aged skin, acne, scarring, cellulite, rosacea and pigmentation. There is a huge list of treatments for women and men for both the face or body. The clinic boasts two treatment rooms for progressive beauty facials and treatments and a day spa which includes an infrared steam sauna and hydrotherapy tub with chroma colour, for your spa treatment of choice, whether it be body wraps, deep tissue or stone therapy massage, or relaxing in a oceana spa immersion bath.

There really is a treatment for everyone including IPL rejuvenation and hair removal, but if our extensive menu of treatments isn't enough, our qualified technician will design and deliver a treatment especially designed to meet your individual skin needs.

'Danne Montague King' and 'Sothys' are the skincare brands used at Lygon Dermedical skins & body clinic - Day Spa.

Anika is a fully qualified Lomi' Lomi' massage specialist (week days)and registered nurse (week ends). She has collaborated her extensive knowledge of the human skeletal/muscular system with her massage qualifications to further enhance her successful massage therapy business.

Effemmera is a collaboration between seven western-suburbs-based visual artists.

Sea, swans and industry are three words that describe the location of Techno Park Studios. Nestled in a quiet Williamstown location where nature and an oil refinery meet, Techno Park Studios is about dissolving boundaries – between gallery and studio, inside and outside, nature and the built environment. This artist-initiated and -funded project is a ‘work in progress’ that encourages new and experimental approaches to environment and contemporary art practice.

Techno Park Studios is the concept of Kim Donaldson, a visual artist, curator and Lecturer in the Painting Program at the VCA School of Art, The University of Melbourne.

Soul Treat is committed to providing a uniquely personalised and professional service to all clients, from athletes to mums and bubs (under parent supervision).

At Soul Treat, we have our client's best interests at heart which is backed up by our training and long earned experience.

Soul Treat constantly absorbs the latest proven techniques as a means to assist the power of the individual to heal themselves. We do this through encouragement and re-education.

Welcome to Quinch Art; a unique, mixed-media shop/gallery in Kingsville, Melbourne, Australia

The meaning of Indera… Senses, from the Indonesian language.

Our philosophy at Indera is to offer a harmonising journey of your 'senses'. We hope this philosophy is reflected in your experience.

Located in Newport, Indera Day Spa creates the ultimate in boutique spa experience. At Indera we recognise that you want more from your Day Spa than a treatment. This is why with each treatment you will embark on a harmonising journey of your senses which will help to achieve deeper dimensions of relaxation, health and wellbeing. Your sense of sight, touch, taste, sound and smell will be aroused with each and every Indera treatment.

Indera Day Spa is the epitome of fresh and affordable. It is a new breed of accessible day spas.

The Sun originally opened in 1938 and was a single screen 1050 seat cinema - the most luxurious in the area. Most Saturday's were fully booked at the Sun; both a booking office and ticket counter were used to handle the large crowds. The SUN BOOKSHOP was the original candy bar. Imagine the buzz on a Saturday night which regularly sold out and 1050 patrons were in the foyer. Today we seat only 660 over 6 boutique cinemas, but, we still think our foyer gets mighty busy. Unique to the cinema was the pram room where babies in their prams were placed and given a number, if your baby started crying, your number was flashed on the screen. During the 50's and 60's TV was the new novelty and the crowds dwindled. To satisfy the new population in Yarraville the SUN became a Greek cinema in the 60's. It was eventually closed by the Health department for unsanitary carpets! The SUN became derelict over the next twenty years until the current owners purchased it in 1995. It was in a sad state, a mecca for white ants and a roof so leaky, the plaster ceiling had caved in on the seats. Vagrants had been at it too, graffiti and pilfering of many of the original art deco features had reduced her to little more than 4 brick walls. As the real estate agents would say "a true renovators dream!" The new owners began one of Melbourne’s most popular film societies from 1998 to 2003 which encouraged them to go all out and bring the SUN back to glory. The large auditorium has been divided into 4 cinemas and another 2 cinemas have recently been added to some land at the rear. Six stunning cinemas, all detailed in the art deco style, many with original details are now open to the public and screening the latest new release films.

Formed in 1946, Williamstown Little Theatre is one of the leading non-professional theatre companies in Melbourne.

For over 60 years we have presented quality, affordable theatre to the people of Williamstown and the wider community. It is our aim to continue to do so for many years to come!

Since 1967 our home has been a converted bakery at 2-4 Albert Street, Williamstown. Our cosy auditorium holds 69 patrons and we have a fully licensed bar for your enjoyment. We have an Audio Loop for the convenience of patrons who are hearing impaired. We also have extensive wardrobe, furniture and properties departments on site.

Welcome to the RAAF Museum. Housed at Point Cook (near Melbourne), the birthplace of the Australian Flying Corps and the Royal Australian Air Force, the museum tells one of Australia's most important aviation stories, that of the second oldest air force in the world.

Come along to the Disco Bowling on a Saturday night, Everything glows !!!! (balls, lanes, pins & barmaids). Enjoy the disco lighting, it probably won't do anything for your game but you'll have a ball. The normal lights go out at 8.30pm and it all gets a little funky, people love it.

Central Square Shopping Centre comprises a single level shopping complex built in 1994 and refurbished and extended in 2004. The Centre includes a BigW discount department store, Coles Supermarket which trades 24hours 7 days a week, new Medical Centre and 55 other specialty shops.

The New Hobsons Bay Library which was established in January 2006 is another attraction to the Centre

The Centre boasts easy access from major freeways and ample/convenient parking for customers looking to duck in and grab the essentials, while also proving to be easy to navigate and trouble-free to find what you are looking for.

The Shopping Centre offers a comfortable food-court consisting of a variety of different foods as well as an excellent fresh food arcade which includes fruit & vegetable, butcher, deli and fresh fish.

Point Cook Coastal Park features abundant birdlife, an historic bluestone homestead, intertidal sand banks and a Marine Reserve. Located 20 km southwest of Melbourne, it is a popular destination for birdwatchers, nature lovers and family groups. Over 250 fauna species have been recorded at Point Cook Coastal Park. During the Victorian summer, visiting migratory birds move between the wetlands and saltmarsh at Point Cook, the beach sand flats and Cheetham Wetlands, depending on the tides. The endangered Orange-bellied Parrot is known to feed in the saltmarsh at Point Cooke. Before you go Conditions can change in parks for many reasons. For the latest information on changes to local conditions, please visit the relevant park page on the Parks Victoria website. Be bushfire ready in the great outdoors. Refer to the Bushfire Safety section on the Parks Victoria website for tips on how to stay safe.

Jawbone Marine Sanctuary, named after its shape, is located in Williamstown and protects 30ha of coastal waters. The little promontory, west of the beach at Williamstown, has been fenced off from the rest of the world for over 80 years by a coastal rifle range. This forgotten and unspoilt place is now considered a haven for coastal and marine life right next to Melbourne. Patches of all marine habitats from northern Port Phillip Bay are packed into this small area. On the west of the promontory, there is saltmarsh and the largest occurrence of mangroves within Port Phillip Bay. They also happen to be the only mangroves in Victoria which grow on a basalt coast. Offshore there are areas of fine clayey sand and patches of seagrass. The eastern side has a complete set of rocky environments. There are areas high up on the shore that only occasionally get wet from storm waves and submerged boulders and ledges that lie below the lowest tides. The soft basalt rock has weathered into smaller rocks and pools that support a full range of tidal life. In between the clay and rock lie some small sandy beaches. Before you go Conditions can change in parks for many reasons. For the latest information on changes to local conditions, please visit the relevant park page on the Parks Victoria website. Be bushfire ready in the great outdoors. Refer to the Bushfire Safety section on the Parks Victoria website for tips on how to stay safe.

The Joel Gallery is a new contemporary exhibition space designed to provide a quality yet affordable opportunity for professional and community artists. The Joel Gallery is a hive of activity; hosting exhibitions as diverse as fashion shows, midsumma exhibitions, local artists known and upcoming, community groups and more. The Joel Gallery opened in 2006 with aims to promote the value and importance of the arts in Hobsons Bay by developing and maintaining a diverse program of visual arts exhibitions. It also seeks to support and strengthen the capacity of local artists to engage with the community and initiate programs that assist with community cultural development while ensuring equity of access for all. The Louis Joel Centre is located on the site of the former Altona Hospital, and has been developed over the past decade to become a dynamic community owned and managed meeting place that offers community wellbeing, arts and cultural services to the residents of Hobsons Bay. Close to public transport and walking distance to the beach, shops, Altona Homestead, barbecue facilities. For gallery hire enquires or other enquires contact the centre.

Trocadero Art Space is an artist run initiative located in the heart of Footscray and only 10 minutes from Melbourne's city centre. Trocadero presents an annual exhibition calendar of new and contemporary art with a focus on a diverse program of engaging and high quality exhibitions from emerging and established artists. Trocadero Art Space has three exhibition spaces. There are two galleries and an outdoor street billboard for artists exhibiting their work. Exhibitions run for three week periods and are open to the general public so anybody can visit the space and view the artwork. Trocadero Art Space has been open since 2005 and is run by a committee of volunteer artists.

With such a stunning range of themed exhibitions and interactive scientific displays, Scienceworks is sure to enthral and entertain the kids for hours. Experience live demonstrations, informative tours and plenty of hands-on activities. The Melbourne Planetarium uses some of the most stunning images of outer space ever shown together with awesome special effects. A planetarium show will take you to the stars and beyond while you recline in comfortable seats. Additional charges apply. The Lightning Room is a truly en-lightning experience. Find out how lightning is formed? What happens when it strikes? Discover this and more in a live 30 minute show that is informative, entertaining and most of all, electrifying. Additional charges apply. Sportsworks features over 20 hands-on and body-in experiences and provides the ultimate sporting challenge. Discover your body's talents and sporting profile, be a wheelchair athlete, a soccer goalie or an extreme snowboarder. Nitty Gritty Super City was built especially for three to eight year olds, Nitty Gritty Super City is a kid's own city to explore. Children can create in the construction zone, visit the exhibition cafe, record their own weather report, steer a ship, explore a recycling factory and much more. Carnival of Science explores the science behind the sideshow without losing the mystery of the carnival. Navigate the maze of mirrors, try the strength tester, discover the science behind your favourite sideshow alley game and much more! For more information please contact Scienceworks or view their website.

Point Cooke Marine Sanctuary is located in the north east corner of Port Phillip Bay, a mere 30 minute drive from Melbourne. The park protects 290ha of a typical Port Phillip western shoreline which makes it the largest park in Victoria's system of marine national parks and sanctuaries. The park is largely protected from the hype of the suburbs by the coastal dunes and adjacent wetlands of the Point Cook Coastal Park and Cheetham Wetlands. Off the coast a series of basalt cliffs rise from the muddy seafloor, the remains of a larval flow that poured across the plains thousands of years ago. A combination of narrow sandy beaches, rocky reefs and mud flats, this park hosts a huge diversity of marine and coastal life. The predominant alga on the reef is a thick brown alga, Ecklonia radiata. Within its fronds it houses countless tiny marine animals and plants. Prickly sea urchins are abundant near crevices, while the exposed sections of rock support a range of life including masses of tube worms, carpets of anemones and meadows of tufting coralline and filamentous algae. In darker corners, sponges grow plentifully. Small skates and sharks patrol the surrounding seagrass beds, feasting on bivalves lying in the sediments. These seagrass beds also act as a nursery for a variety of fish species. Pods of bottlenose dolphins visit the sanctuary and in summer, swarms of jellyfish pulsate over the reef. Before you go Conditions can change in parks for many reasons. For the latest information on changes to local conditions, please visit the relevant park page on the Parks Victoria website. Be bushfire ready in the great outdoors. Refer to the Bushfire Safety section on the Parks Victoria website for tips on how to stay safe.

Steamrail Victoria is a non-profit organisation dedicated to the restoration and operation of vintage steam, diesel and electric locomotives and carriages. The Vintage Train operates monthly to destinations throughout the state. It travels all over the Victorian Railways broad gauge network offering a variety of tours for all tastes, including weekend excursions to interesting and popular destinations. The Steamrail Victoria carriage fleet comprises some thirty cars including sitting, sleeping and specialist vehicles. These vehicles date back to the early 20th century and feature comfortable seating, varnished wood panelling and opening windows. Trains have a kiosk car and most include a licensed bar. The Newport Railway Workshops were built in the 1880s and were actually the birthplace of many of their locomotives and carriages. These facilities enable them to keep their historic fleet in tiptop shape, and to carry out current restoration projects such as the precious A2 steam locomotive and vintage diesel B72. People interested in visiting the workshops to see preservation in action are always welcome. Please contact Steamrail Victoria for further information.

Cheetham Wetlands consists of lagoons and saltmarsh of varying salinity levels created through the activities of a Saltworks that used to operate in the area. Deliberate creation of a number of relatively shallow ponds provides an environment which attracts many birds who like to feed on vegetation, insects, larvae and other small animals both in the water and on the pond floor. At different times, Cheetham Wetlands has been home to over two hundred species of birds. Many birds return year after year, travelling 9,000 - 19,000 km to this wetland habitat to feed and roost in the area. These birds breed mainly in the northern hemisphere during June and July and migrate southwards between July and November. The Wetlands are protected, through international agreements, as important habitats for wildlife and are not open to the public. The only way to view the wetlands is from the observation tower. Before you go Conditions can change in parks for many reasons. For the latest information on changes to local conditions, please visit the relevant park page on the Parks Victoria website. Be bushfire ready in the great outdoors. Refer to the Bushfire Safety section on the Parks Victoria website for tips on how to stay safe.

The only Trampoline AND Inflatable Park in Melbourne! Located just 20 minutes from the city, come down and jump for joy at Airodrome Altona! Fun for both children (3 years and above) and adults, get access to both our inflatables and trampolines with each entry. We have different areas for every skill level, ranging from our designated junior trampoline section for the young ones, all the way through to our Olympic trampolines for those looking to show off their skills. Dodgeball, wall climbing, velcro walls, one of the biggest inflatable slides this side of Melbourne and massive foam pits await. We have fitness and kids classes available during the week, and are able to host amazing birthday parties and private functions that you and your guests are sure to remember.

Prices:

Weekdays (Excluding Public Holidays and School Holidays): $10/hour, $15 for 2 hours (all ages)

Friday Nights: 5pm-8pm: $15 for 3 hours of jumping time from 5pm to 8pm (all ages)

Weekends, school holidays and public holidays: $15/hour, $10 every additional hour (minimum age of 3, all ages)

Grip socks (required): $1.50

Sessions start on the hour.

Parents and Bubs: $10 for one adult and one child (5 years of age and under) for 2 hours of jumping time. Additional siblings (5 years of age and under) are $5 each if paid for in the same transaction. Additional children and parents pay the normal price of $10 for 1 hour or $15 for 2 hours. Only valid Monday to Friday between 10am and 3pm. Not valid on school holidays or public holidays. Not valid with any other offer (eg. discount vouchers)

How to get to Airodrome Trampoline Park

From City:  Take the Westgate Freeway towards Geelong. 10 minutes after crossing the Westgate Bridge you will take the Grieves Parade exit and turn left onto Grieves Parade. Keep heading down and once you hit the roundabout you will see the Westgate Sports and Entertainment Centre which we are located inside of. Turn right at the roundabout onto Dohertys Road and you’ll be able to find a parking spot towards the back of the center. Then just head inside the centre and you’ll see us as you enter.

Towards city (From Geelong): Head down the Princes Freeway and take the Geelong Road exit. Stay in the right lane, and you will continue down Geelong Road and take the first right down onto Grieves Parade. Keep heading down and once you hit the roundabout you will see the Westgate Sports and Entertainment Centre which we are located inside of. Turn right at the roundabout onto Dohertys Road and you’ll be able to find a parking spot towards the back of the center. Then just head inside the centre and you’ll see us as you enter.

Towards city (From Western Ring Road): Head onto the Westgate Freeway, and stay in the left lane until you reach the Millers Road exit. Turn right onto Millers Road and stay in the right lane until you reach a McDonalds at the corner of Millers Road and Blackshaws Road. Turn right onto Blackshaws Road until you reach Grieves Parade at the end. Turn left onto Grieves Parade and keep heading down and once you hit the roundabout you will see the Westgate Sports and Entertainment Centre which we are located inside of. Turn right at the roundabout onto Dohertys Road and you’ll be able to find a parking spot towards the back of the centre. Then just head inside the centre and you’ll see us as you enter.