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All the fun: Reverse the ageing process on the scenic railway at Luna Park, or why not walk, cycle or skate along the beach, connecting St Kilda to Crown Casino or the city. Pop into the local gallery Linden (turning right onto Acland Street), or chill at the local veggie allotments and fairy garden with the chickens at Veg Out (next door to Luna Park). Albert Park Lake or the St Kilda Botanical Gardens are also great places to relax. Try swimming in the saltwater at St Kilda Baths or dare yourself on the slide Melbourne Sports and Aquatics Centres. Why not watch the penguins come into St Kilda pier? Stay up-to-date with latest viewing closures on the Parks Vic website. There are also penguin viewing ferries available along the pier.
Take me to coffee: Great coffee can be found at the Galleon on Carlisle Street (4-minute walk: left from house, left onto Acland Street, left again at the traffic lights, and it’s on the right) and Ground Yourself (left on Acland St, continue to the end).
Feed me: All dietary requirements are catered for on Acland Street (left out of the house, left at the first street, and continue along). Flour Child (upstairs) offers vegan and vegetarian pizzas. A favourite on Carlisle St next to Galleon is Radio Mexico, transporting you to a warm Mexican courtyard experience. For a hearty meal we recommend Abbey Road on Acland St, and for Italian there is Cicciolina’s and Rococco’s.
Wine and dine me: There are some truly exceptional restaurants in St Kilda, note that some require bookings. Donovan’s, a local institution, is located on the beachfront, as with the Stokehouse. Milk the Cow is a local favourite offering the finest cheeses served in the most brilliant ways – located on Fitzroy Street, St Kilda. For exceptional seafood, try Claypots Seafood Bar at the end of Acland St, then turning right.
Living it up: Take a short stroll to the famous Esplanade Hotel, beachside bars like Baxters, West Bathers Pavilion or Pontoon. Try some live music at Dogs Bar (corner of Clyde and Acland streets), Sirabaya Johnny’s, Lost, the Espy Hotel, Baxters, Bunny, Vineyard and Loud Mouth.

The local no.96 tram is your best friend in St Kilda, connecting St Kilda (Acland Street in front of McDonald’s) to Fitzroy St, Melbourne Sports and Aquatics Centre, South Melbourne Market, Crown Casino, city, Fitzroy and Brunswick.
The no.16 is also available on the same route with a more direct access to the top end of the city (Federation Square to Parliament) via St Kilda Road.
To purchase a Myki travel card, head to the 7/11 shop on Acland Street, a 3-minute walk from the villa. There are plenty of other tram options on St Kilda Road and the nearest rail station is Balaclava, a 15-minute walk.