A haven for wanderers and wonderers, Ponyfish Island takes its name from the rarely seen Ponyfish seen swimming in the River Yarra. Located within easy reach to many hotels in Southbank Melbourne the likes of Oaks Southbank, Ponyfish Island should be included in your itinerary when you’re visiting this part of the country.
Southbank precinct
Head to the Southbank precinct in order to get a good dose of the cultural heard of Melbourne. Southbank precinct is where the best of Australia has in store; MTC, Recital Centre, Arts Centre, National Gallery of Victoria and the Malthouse stand proudly side by side.
Ponyfish Island
Ponyfish Island is another great addition to Melbourne’s restaurant and bar scene. Secluded in the heart of Yarra River, this floating haven gives you the chance to be a castaway in the big city with drinks and food on demand.
Highlights
This café and bar is only accessible from stairs descending from above. Ponyfish Island is found bobbing on the Yarra River, right under the Southbank pedestrian bridge is a must visit when you are travelling to Melbourne
Your go-to place to chill
It is a unique café and bar where curios visitors can take respite with unique bites and drinks. Enjoy the friendly ambiance of this quirky floating restaurant which is named after a rather elusive fish that looks like a pony – supposedly living in the Yarra River. If you are heading to this restaurant after work, grab a cocktail or a cold brew and watch the sunset over the city.
Filled with wanderlust that seeks to explore distant shores and captivated by the colors and vibrancy of exotic cultures, Kanya Mae writes on the beautiful, exciting, and enchanting wonders of the world. She is a writer who not only has a passion for travel, but also has a background in fashion, art and media. Google+
