Funky and laid back, St Kilda is a playground for the urban yuppies of Melbourne that love to be noticed and it is splattered with the odd quirky eccentric bohemian that forgot to leave when the real estate prices soared. A bayside suburb only 6km southeast of Melbourne's central business district, the dynamic suburb is a fashionable hub with wall-to-wall cool cafes and up-market restaurants. Once a seedy run down area and the red-light district during the post-war years, it is home to the sub-culture of Melbourne's society where today Armani clad bodies mingle with the free spirits. Home to the famous and iconic landmark of Luna Park that encourages screaming your lungs out on the rides, the beach here has always been a draw card for the masses.

If you are staying in the city of Melbourne, it is a tram ride away to get to St Kilda. This is where you will find Acland and Fitzroy Streets for those that love to shop in eclectic boutiques, ponder thoughtfully in art galleries and of course to be seen sitting at one of the many sleek cafes sipping espresso. There are several theaters in the area to see live performances and numerous festivals and big events are held along the beach stretch. Sitting in Port Phillip Bay you can kick off your shoes and get the sand between your toes or throw on the swimmers and dive into the ocean. There is the O'Donnell Gardens to escape to for a picnic and the St Kilda Pier to play with the parading penguins.

On the Upper Esplanade you will find a vibrant flea market happening every Sunday where you can finish the day at sunset by joining in with the locals at The Espy Pub with one of the best views in the whole of Melbourne.

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