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Waterbikes Australia As an NDIS Provider, we ensure accessibility for all. Our services include waterbike rentals, family-friendly tours and special event packages.

Our Waterbikes are fun, safe, stable and super easy to operate, you don’t even need to be able to ride a road bike to experience the freedom of skimming across the open water. Waterbikes Australia | Guided & Self-Guided Waterbike Tours | Melbourne & Mornington Peninsula

Experience the thrill of water biking with Waterbikes Australia! Offering guided and self-guided waterbike tours across Melbourne and the stunning Mornington Peninsula, our tours provide a unique way to explore scenic waterways. Discover adventure on the water with our safe, stable, and eco-friendly waterbikes. Book your tour today at Waterbikes Australia and make unforgettable memories! Visit WaterbikesAustralia.com.au for more info.

08/10/2026

The best thing to do on the first warm Saturday isn’t at the beach. It’s in the middle of the city. ☀️

If this is on your list, drop RIDE in the comments — I’ll DM you the link to lock in your spot (takes about 30 seconds) 👇

Picture this: everyone else is stuck on the Nepean Highway. You’re on the Yarra, sun on your shoulders, skyline right there, pedalling at whatever pace feels good.

No car park. No traffic. No engine. Just the river doing what it does best in spring.

Hot take: a warm Saturday on the Yarra beats a warm Saturday anywhere else in Melbourne.

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Beach or river this weekend? Pick a side 👇

02/10/2026

Best spring date in Melbourne? Easy. 🌇

If this is on your list, drop RIDE in the comments — I’ll DM you the link to lock in your spot (takes about 30 seconds) 👇

Picture this: the clocks go forward on Sunday, the light hangs around till nearly 8, and you’re gliding down the Yarra with the city turning gold on both banks.

No engine. No noise. Just the two of you, the river, and the best seat in Melbourne.

This isn’t your usual dinner-and-a-movie — and honestly, spring twilight on the water beats any restaurant in the C*D.

Can’t make it this week? Gift cards from $90, valid 3 years.

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Sunset ride or late-night dessert after? Tell us your pick 👇

29/09/2026

★★★★★ “Awesome experience really enjoyed a relaxing night on the Yarra.”

Real guest, real words, straight from our Google reviews. Want the same view? Drop RIDE in the comments and I’ll DM you the link to book (takes about 30 seconds) 👇

Picture this: the Yarra flat as glass, the city on both banks, and a guide beside you the whole way.

No engine. No exhaust. No experience needed.

The river you walk past every week — from the one angle you’ve never seen it.

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27/09/2026

Spring on the Yarra is criminally underrated. 🌸

Drop RIDE in the comments and I’ll DM you the link to book (takes about 30 seconds) 👇

Picture this: a free morning, the river glassy, and you pedalling down the Yarra with the skyline right in front of you.

No engine. No exhaust. Just the river.

No bike skills or swimming needed, and a guide is with you the whole way.

The city you walk past every week — from the one angle you’ve never seen it.

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What’s the most underrated thing to do in Melbourne in spring? 👇

18/09/2026

This isn’t your usual Melbourne sightseeing. 🌆

If it’s on your list, drop RIDE in the comments — I’ll DM you the link to lock in a spot (takes about 30 seconds) 👇

Picture this: you’ve done the laneways, the tram, the rooftop bar. Now you’re on the Yarra at water level, the whole skyline in front of you, and the city’s gone quiet.

No engine. No exhaust. No tour bus.

Still in Melbourne after the game? This is the version of the city the guidebook doesn’t have — and it’s genuinely the best way to see it. Waterbike Melbourne is the thing to do here that nobody back home has done.

An hour is $70, 90 minutes is $90. No experience needed.

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Save this for your last Melbourne Sunday — 20 September ⬇️
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17/09/2026

Melbourne walks past this river every day. Almost nobody’s been on it. 🌊

If you’re one of them, drop RIDE in the comments — I’ll DM you the link to lock in a spot (takes about 30 seconds) 👇

Picture this: Friday knock-off, spring light going gold on the towers, glassy water, and you’re in the middle of it with the city on both banks.

No engine. No exhaust. No traffic.

Locals are always the last to do this. Twenty minutes from home, and most have never been on the water. That’s the whole post.

Spring evenings are the best time on the Yarra, full stop — and daylight saving starts Sunday 4 October, which buys the twilight ride an extra hour of light.

Know someone who says there’s nothing to do in Melbourne? Gift cards from $90, valid 3 years.

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Save this for daylight saving weekend — Sun 4 October, first long twilight ride of the season ⬇️
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Lived here how long and never been on the Yarra? Own up 👇

13/09/2026

The first warm day in Melbourne belongs on the water. 🌤️

If this is the plan, drop RIDE in the comments — I’ll DM you the link to lock in a spot (takes about 30 seconds) 👇

Picture this: the first Saturday the forecast finally says sunny and 22. Half of Melbourne heads for the same three b**r gardens. You’re on the Yarra instead — glassy water, skyline ahead, nobody in your way.

No engine. No exhaust. No planning required — book in the morning, ride in the arvo.

Spring is the best time to be on this river. The light’s back, the water’s calm before the summer traffic, and it’s still a bit of a secret.

An hour on the water is $70. Ninety minutes is $90.

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B**r garden or river — where’s Melbourne going the first warm Saturday?

12/09/2026

This isn’t your usual spring. 🌸

Want the first ride of the season? Drop BOOK in the comments — I’ll DM you the link to lock in a spot (takes about 30 seconds) 👇

Picture this: Saturday morning, the Yarra flat as glass, the C*D skyline straight ahead and the whole city still talking about last night at the G. You’re on the water, pedalling, and none of that noise reaches you.

No engine. No exhaust. No queue.

Spring is the best season on this river — the light’s back, the water’s still quiet, and the crowds haven’t worked it out yet. Most people spend it planning something for later. Don’t.

Still in town after the game? This is the Melbourne you came for. An hour on the water is $70, 90 minutes is $90.

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Save this — Sat 19 Sep is the first full weekend of spring rides, you’ll want the link ⬇️
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First warm weekend plans — water or land?

09/09/2026

Tomorrow, Melbourne makes history. Weekend, the river’s yours. 🏈

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Picture this: tomorrow morning, 100,000 people walking to the G, the whole city in yellow and red, and the Yarra sitting there empty because everyone’s looking the other way.

No engine. No exhaust. No shouting over the MCG. Saturday and Sunday, the river’s open, and it’s the one place in Melbourne that won’t be sold out.

Flew in for the game? This is the thing to do before you fly out. Live here? This is the weekend the city finally looks like the postcards — and you’ve never seen it from the water.

Saturday 12 and Sunday 13. $70 for an hour, $90 for ninety minutes. Eight seats a tour.

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Yellow bike or red bike — which one are you taking out?

07/09/2026

The loudest week Melbourne’s ever had. The quietest seat in it. 🏈

Want the seat? Comment BOOK and I’ll DM you the link — takes 30 seconds 👇

Picture this: Monday morning, glassy Yarra water, the skyline lit up and the whole city buzzing about Friday — and you’re in the middle of the river where none of that noise reaches.

No engine. No exhaust. No queue for anything.
Just water, light, and Melbourne doing its thing on both banks.

Here’s what nobody flying in for the game knows yet: the best view of this city isn’t in the stands. It’s from a waterbike on the Yarra, and almost nobody’s done it.

The game’s Friday. The river’s Saturday. Book the weekend before the rest of the visitors work it out.

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