Phillip Island, also known as Penguin Island, is an island at the fjord of the Westport Bay in southern Victoria, Australia. There is a Phillip Island Nature Park on the island where you can see koalas, kangaroos, penguins, seals and many other wild animals. It is a veritable animal paradise with views of the beach, wetlands and woodlands.

Centred at the eastern end of Little Bourke Street, Chinatown sits next to the Swanston commercial street in the bustling Melbourne CBD. Chinatown is a one-way street, nearly fully occupied with Chinese restaurants and grocery stores. With Chinese signs everywhere, locals not only come here to enjoy Chinese cuisine, but also to experience Chinese culture and art. During Spring Festivals, Chinatown is extremely lively with all kinds of traditional performances, such as lion dance, dragon lantern show, etc.

Mornington Peninsula is located around 11km southeast of the center of Melbourne City. The sand here is soft, clean, and pretty. The colorful little houses by the ocean are a special characteristic of the region and are used to store surfboards, canoes, or as change rooms. Mornington Peninsula Beach is a famous seaside attraction in Melbourne. The scenery there is like a painting. There are mansions at the top of cliffs, busy local markets, large classic gardens, and galleries. It is full of the unique atmosphere of an ocean island.