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Family-Friendly High Tea: The Perfect Winter School Holidays Activity



The Westin Melbourne are inviting families to discover an enchanting under-the-sea themed High Tea designed for little explorers aged 5 to 12 years.

Le Petit Wonders of the Sea is the perfect winter school holiday activity for families looking to discover something special in the heart of Melbourne.

Priced at $63 per child, the three-tier children’s High Tea experience delivers a playful menu of handcrafted treats including raspberry white chocolate mermaid-tail cupcakes and mango and puffed rice ‘coral’. Little ones also enjoy flowing hot chocolate and ice-cream spiders throughout. To add to the magic, each child will receive an exclusive The Westin Melbourne teddy bear to remember their visit.

"We wanted to create a High Tea that sparks curiosity, imagination and a sense of adventure for young guests.” Says Chef Apoorva Kunte, Executive Chef, The Westin Melbourne

“Inspired by the wonders of the ocean, each item has been thoughtfully designed by our culinary team to bring the underwater world to life through flavour, colour and storytelling. “It's a playful experience that we hope creates lasting memories for families these school holidays."

Details:

What: Le Petit Wonders of the Sea children’s High Tea
Where: The Westin Melbourne, Lobby Lounge
When: Available now until 22 November 2026
Who: Designed for children aged 5–12
Price: $63 per child
Bookings: https://www.westinmelbournedining.com.au/high-tea


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