St Kilda Pier

Flown down from WA and currently Half of the pier is completely closed, you can’t really even walk it because only one side is visible and the other is complete construction. Can’t go down to see the penguins and the coffee shop isn’t open either blocked off by big walls due to the construction. Looks like it’s going to be amazing when it’s done! But virtually nothing to see/do on their at the moment, what a shame

The iconic St Kilda Pier is a favourate amongst locals and tourist alike. A must visit. Very relaxing to scroll down the pier at any time of the day!

St Kilda Pier: Where Adventure Meets Serenity!⭐⭐⭐⭐ (4/5)Prepare to embark on a thrilling journey as you step foot onto the iconic St Kilda Pier in Melbourne. The moment you set your eyes on the shimmering waters of Port Phillip Bay, a rush of excitement courses through your veins, promising an unforgettable experience ahead.As you stroll along the wooden planks of the pier, the rhythmic sound of waves crashing against the pylons fills the air, creating a symphony that harmonizes with the beat of your heart. The salty breeze brushes against your cheeks, carrying with it the scents of the sea—a tantalizing blend of ocean mist and freshly caught fish.Gazing out into the vast expanse of blue, you're captivated by the sight of sailboats gracefully gliding across the water, their colorful sails billowing in the wind. The lively chatter of seagulls overhead adds to the symphony of sounds, as if they're welcoming you to their seaside sanctuary.Your eyes are drawn to the distant horizon, where the sky meets the water in a breathtaking display of colors—brilliant hues of orange, pink, and purple that paint the canvas of the heavens. The golden sun begins its descent, casting a warm glow that illuminates the surroundings and creates an ethereal ambiance.As you continue your journey towards the end of the pier, a sense of anticipation builds within you. You catch a glimpse of the famous St Kilda Breakwater, its rugged rocks teeming with life. Curious penguins waddle along the shore, adding a touch of whimsy to the coastal landscape. It's a magical sight that reminds you of the wonders that lie beneath the surface of the sea.Reaching the end of the pier, you find yourself surrounded by a panoramic view that stretches as far as the eye can see. The city skyline of Melbourne stands tall in the distance, a testament to the harmonious coexistence of urban and natural beauty. The vibrant colors of Luna Park's iconic Ferris wheel catch your attention, hinting at the thrills and laughter that await just a stone's throw away.As you take a moment to soak in the atmosphere, a sense of tranquility washes over you. The peacefulness of the surroundings creates a sanctuary away from the bustling city, allowing you to connect with nature and find solace in its embrace.St Kilda Pier is not just a destination—it's an invitation to embrace adventure, indulge in serenity, and experience the true essence of Melbourne's coastal charm. So, fellow adventurers, I implore you to set foot on this mesmerizing pier, where excitement meets tranquility, and unforgettable memories are waiting to be made. It's a place where dreams come alive, and the wonders of the sea and sky are yours to explore.

Construction is underway for wild animal penguins, so it was hard to see them and I could hear them.Even if it's not a penguin, it's a place where you can heal just by being exposed to the sea breeze.Above all, a place with beautiful sunset.

You can have very precious experience to meet natural penguins. All of them start to apear with sunset. go there and get your better experience!

One of the more interesting things to do in St.Kilda. It’s a nice long walk and you can come here to take the ferry to Williamstown or Port Melbourne. Offers excellent views from the city skyline, Luna Park and the coastline to Port Melbourne. Close by to Fitzroy St which is handy if you want a bite to eat. Also Stenhouse Reserve is there to explore.

It is a popular place for fishing. The wind blows cool and comfortable. Take a walk, but now some parts are closed for renovation.

A nice spot to spend time on hot days by the beach. Lovely views of sunrise and sunset. You can also see the new year fireworks display that happens in the city

One of my favourite places to visit. Always something interesting going on. Can’t wait for the pier project to be completed