Popularly known as Tullamarine Airport, Melbourne Airport is the main airport connecting Melbourne to the rest of the country and beyond. Completed in 1970 it is the second busiest airport in the country with more than 35 million passengers annually, only bested by Sydney Airport. The airport is located approximately 25 kilometres to the north-west of the CBD. The airport is served by an international terminal as well as a total of three domestic terminals.

Melbourne Airport also has a great video that explains how to get to the terminal. Click here to watch it on YouTube.

Getting to the airport from the city should be hassle-free, however, its good to know your ETA from different locations within Melbourne, to know when to pre-book your car service.

The airport should be a 25-minute drive from Melbourne city. From the other suburbs, the estimated time of arrival is as follows:

- 30 minutes from Carlton via M2,
- 27 minutes from Docklands,
- 32 minutes from East Melbourne,
- 25 minutes from Flemington/Kensington,
- 20-25 minutes from North Melbourne,
- 15 minutes from Parkville,
- 26 minutes from Port Melbourne,
- 29 minutes from Southbank,
- 35 minutes from South Yarra, and
- 15 minutes from West Melbourne.

Wherever you’re travelling from within and around the city’s suburbs, we’re willing and able to get you to the airport in time and in style. Keep reading for more information on the different travel options we offer.

We always recommmend that it is better to leave more time than less time, you just never know when a car will break down on a freeway and cause traffic jams.

There are several ways to get from the airport to the CBD.  Victoria’s Public Transport is always an option, although its quite slow and can be daunting for a first time visitor. You could also use shuttle bus services like Skybus and Starbus. Shuttle service is more convenient and efficient than public transport but it won’t get you to your exact destination. If you don’t want to use airport shuttle services, you could opt for a taxi. Understandably this option does not afford you the executive and coordinated experience that airport transfers such as our own bespoke option offers.

If cost is not too much of a deterrent then nothing beats a professionally driver car and a driver waiting for you to wisk you away into his luxury car and go straight to your door in the fastest and safest manner.

One of the grandest cities in Australia, Melbourne is truly breathtaking. Fanning out from Port Phillip Bay, the city is occupied by four million residents. Life is a breeze in Melbourne and evidence to this is the fact that the city consistently ranks in the top five list of the most liveable cities in the world.

Thanks to the discovery of gold in the early nineteenth century Melbourne boasts some of the most beautiful architectural pieces, including civic buildings, theatres and cathedrals. The city’s numerous parks serve to open it up making it feel open and unconfined.

There’s something for everyone in Melbourne. After all, the city is renowned for balancing modernity and preserving the past. The city has one of the finest art scenes in the world, amazing museums, theme parks and zoos as well as a dynamic gastronomic scene and a vibrant nightlife.

Business is great in Melbourne. The city is serviced by the Melbourne Airport conveniently located just 25 minutes away from the CBD. The city is ranked at the top of the list of cities with the highest concentration of hotels. There are more than nine thousand hotels in the city centre many of them being of world-class stature.

Transport is a breeze in Melbourne. After all the city has the worlds most expansive streetcar network. Moreover, tram service is free within Melbourne CBD!The city has it all, pick your destination and we’ll take you there!

There’s so much to do in Melbourne. It’s almost impossible to exhaust all the city has to offer in one visit, so we’ll share with you our list of the city’s must-do events.
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One of the most iconic things a person can do is to walk the laneways of Melbourne, especially Centre lane or as we call it harry Potter lane, because it looks like something out of a story book.