Melbourne and Victoria are preparing up for a fantastic festive season in 2025, bringing Indian travellers an exciting combination of Christmas celebrations, dazzling installations, family-friendly entertainment, and lovely regional activities. The region’s holiday line-up promises remarkable experiences, from sparkling markets and cultural performances to long-standing Christmas customs that bring the cities and villages to life.
In Geelong, the holiday mood takes over the waterfront as the city transforms into a Christmas wonderland. Denis Walter’s well-known Carols by the Bay and the illumination of Steampacket Gardens’ famous Floating Christmas Tree kick off the festivities, which last through January 7, 2026. Families may immerse themselves in a joyous festive atmosphere with a range of free events and activities along Eastern Beach Road.
Further adding to the seasonal cheer, Wyndham Carols by Candlelight will take place on 13 December 2025 at the picturesque Werribee Park Mansion. This beloved community event brings family and friends together for an evening of warm Christmas tunes, live entertainment and classic Aussie charm. Tickets range from free for kids to AUD 25 for adults, so it’s still an affordable and touching event.
Travellers wanting a regional Christmas experience can visit to the Warburton Waterwheel Annual Christmas Market on 5 December 2025. This vibrant market features artisan goods such as woodworking, jewelry, pottery, and locally produced apparel. It provides the ideal chance for seasonal shopping while taking in Warburton’s laid-back charm, along with live entertainment and delectable food vendors.
The BIG Christmas Spectacular, which is scheduled to light up the Princess Theatre on December 6–7, 2025, gives Melbourne’s holiday season a dazzling touch. Making its Melbourne debut, the production blends ballet, tap, jazz and outstanding chorus performances with famous Christmas melodies and playful Santa moments, producing a high-energy holiday extravaganza for audiences of all ages.
The famous Myer Christmas Windows will once more grace Bourke Street Mall, adding to the city’s Christmas charm. Celebrating their 70th anniversary in 2025, these animated Christmas displays continue to be a cherished tradition for locals and tourists. Open for free viewing until 24 December 2025, the windows remain one of Melbourne’s most anticipated holiday attractions. With sparkling light displays, seasonal markets, cultural events and special Christmas dining experiences, Melbourne and Victoria offer a vibrant and diverse holiday season for all tourists. For Indian travelers contemplating a festive break, the region promises a spectacular Christmas replete with distinctive celebrations and warm seasonal enthusiasm.
