One of the best tours I've ever done. Ben was tremendous, providing such fun, concise & engaging info. The structure of how it was organised was brilliant, as is the sporting complex. Even if you aren't a sports fan you can learn and feel the significance of where you walk around. Such a shame the weather was so bad that I couldn't have a hit on an Australian Open court 🥲 but as was the organisation that we still managed some tennis indoors. 10/10.

The tour with Ben was amazing. He mixed a lot of personal stories into the facts. That made it really special. Furthermore, we enjoyed also taking some photos in front of the Melbourne court. As a tennis player it is special to save this as a memory. I found it very interesting that everyone can book any time (excluding Australian Open phase and preparation) the courts of Melbourne Park for less money. Just have a look at tennisworld. In addition to tennis sports we learned a lot about Aborigines in sports, Australian football and cricket.

Really good tour showing the sporting prowess of Melbourne Amazing AO venues and stunning MCG cricket ground. Brian was an amazing guide who answered all questions asked.

So much knowledge and engaging! Beautiful views of the city and sporting complexes. Ben gave us a great laugh and we would do again.

Was an absolute best time listening and personally seeing the sporting culture and history in person!! Highly recommend doing this tour!!

Recommend anyone who love sports to join this local tour You will get a good understanding about the Australian sports You can visit the Great stadium, enter the Nice court, see the Beautiful scene and be led by the best tour guide Ben

Greg is very nice and shares very interesting information about Melbourne, sport and Australian culture. We enjoyed a lot to play tennis on a real Australian Open court!

Ben is very knowledgeable. We had a wonderful time learning about Melbourne’s amazing sport facilities. Would recommend this tour to any sport lover like us!

Cathy was an amazing tour guide! Having worked at the Australian Open for a number years she was able to share many special details about the tennis complex, its history, and a number of the very famous players. She also was able to share information about other tourist activities in the area as well as transportation options. A very well organized and executed travel experience for my son and I.

Ben is an absolutely amazing tour guide! He really has a ton of knowledge, not just about tennis, but really any sport, and also shares a lot of great information about Melbourne in general. Not only that, he has some wonderful (and entertaining) stories that he peppers in throughout the tour. Highly recommend!!

This was a great tour. Ben was super knowledgeable and gave us a good mixture of stories, knowledge and history. The tour is easy going in terms of pace while still seeing all of the expected venues. Ben's video of how to find the meeting point was also a nice touch. I would definitely recommend this tour to any sports fan!

Had a wonderful time touring the sports centers.. Ben was an amazing guide.. he explained a lot of things in detail and was happy to take any questions

We met our tour guide Catherine at a pre-determined time at Federation Square near Princess Bridge. After a very welcoming greeting from her and exchanging names and where we were from our sports walking tour began. Our 1st stop was on Princess Bridge where Catherine gave us informative information about the history of Melbourne. It was clear to see and hear that she knew her history and was extremely passionate about being a "Melburnian". We proceeded down Birrarung Marr along the Yarra walkway with frequent stops along the way where Catherine explained in detail the history about Melbourne. Upon reaching Melbourne Park (MP) her sporting knowledge was first class. She explained to us the various arena's at MP (Rod Laver, Margaret Court, Kia & John Cain) and showed us all the outdoor courts where the Aussie Open (AO) is played in January. We stopped at Garden Square where all the head statues of Aussie tennis legends have been cast in bronze. We then walked through the Melbourne Park precinct and looked inside Kia Arena. Unfortunately there was an event taking place inside Rod Laver arena so we were unable to see inside this arena. After walking around to the front of John Cain arena Catherine reached into her tennis bag and produced an "Aussie rules" football for us to pass/kick around. This wasn't her only surprise as she then produced and showed us a Marn-Grook ball which was a possum skin ball, thought to be the origin of Aussie Rules footy. We then made our way to one of the outdoor hard courts where the AO players play on and had a hit of tennis. We didn't need to supply any racquets and balls as she had it all. We then made our way to the MCG (or the "G") and walked around the outside of the ground. Once again Catherine's sporting knowledge and history "kicked a goal" as it was impeccable. To cap off a magnificent tour we then caught a Melbourne Tram back down to our meeting place. I loved her humour, was extremely knowledgeable and was an excellent guide. This is a tour YOU SHOULD DO and hope that CATHERINE IS YOUR TOUR GUIDE as you won't be disappointed.

My wife surprised me this one given my extreme passion for the sport of Lawn Tennis. And it turned out to be aasily the best tour I've ever been to. Ben surpassed my passion for tennis and clearly articulated the wonderful and rich Australian Tennis history. He was courteous, knowledgeable and passionate. The tennis session in one of the Australian courts was an icing on the cake. Loved exploring the Tennis compound with Ben and if I'm ever again in Australia, I'd love a repeat of the tour. Thanks Ben.

Ben is a knowledgeable, friendly guide who loves what he does. My daughter and I had a great time doing the tour and loved the opportunity to have a hit of tennis at Melbourne Park. Would definitely recommend to anyone visiting Melbourne.