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A girls' day out works best when nobody has to choose between relaxing and doing something. Pottery wheels, high tea trolleys, cocktail shakers and a hot springs soak all count as a good day. Pick the version that suits the group, hands in clay or a glass of something cold, and let someone else run the schedule for once.
The range covers pottery and craft workshops, high tea, cocktail classes and spa or hot springs experiences, run by local operators across Queensland, Victoria and New South Wales. Most bookings suit a small group, and a handful of experiences, cocktail making and wine-and-cheese sessions among them, set a minimum age of 18 because alcohol is served.
The Beginner Pottery Wheel Class in Brisbane runs for 90 minutes and assumes no experience, so you can all learn the ropes together. The Life Drawing Workshop in Brisbane comes with a sketchpad and a drink in hand rather than an easel to file away at home. The Ceramic Glaze Pottery Painting Workshop in Brisbane lets you all paint, underglaze and take home a ceramic piece. On the Gold Coast, the Textured Art Workshop in Burleigh Heads allows you to get the creative juices flowing and take home framed artwork. For something out of the studio, the Thermal Bathhouse and Float Cave Ritual on Tamborine Mountain floats the group through mineral pools above the Gold Coast hinterland.
High tea in Victoria comes in two tempos. The Country Cottage Traditional High Tea with Tea Gift sits in the Dandenong Ranges and lets you enjoy bottomless scones and unlimited premium loose leaf teas, and the High Tea with Free Flowing Drinks in Melbourne matches the same format with sparkling in the city. On the coast, the Mornington Peninsula Dolphin Swim and Hot Springs Experience combines a dolphin swim with a soak in the hot springs afterwards. Further along, the Bellarine Peninsula Cheese and Wine Tasting Experience runs for 90 minutes in this decadent twist on high tea for cheese and wine lovers. In Moorabbin, the Custom Cheeseboard Craft Workshop with Gift Hamper adds a gift hamper to the hands-on board build.
Sydney's line-up leans toward something to take home. The DIY Tufting Workshop in Chippendale spends two hours turning yarn into a rug the group designs themselves. The Pottery Wheel Workshop encourages you to sip wine as you throw, glaze and fire your keepsakes, and the Soap Making Workshop, built for two people, turns out bars to take home from a session in Redfern. In the Southern Highlands, the Cocktail Making Masterclass with Charcuterie pairs a guided cocktail lesson with a charcuterie board, and sets a minimum age of 18 since alcohol is served.
A girls' day out is one gift that gets used, rather than folded up in a drawer with the receipt still in the bag. A pottery class, a high tea booking or a spa soak comes with a date already worth looking forward to, and nobody has to guess a size. For a friend who'd rather choose herself, a gift voucher covers the whole range, from craft workshops to hot springs, and lets her pick the day and the group.
A pottery or craft workshop, a high tea booking or a spa soak all make a solid girls' day out. Three options are consistently popular for groups: the cocktail masterclass in the Southern Highlands, the cheeseboard workshop in Moorabbin, and the Mineral Spa Soak with 2 Course Dinner. Pick whichever format the group is actually in the mood for: crafting something, tasting something or being looked after for an afternoon.
A guided cocktail class covers the girls' night out brief without anyone having to plan a bar crawl. The Cocktail Making Class with Take Home Bottle in Ballarat runs 75 minutes and sends everyone home with a bottle they mixed themselves, which keeps the night going after the venue closes.
Yes, cocktail making, wine tasting and cheeseboard-with-wine experiences set a minimum age of 18, since alcohol is served. That includes the Cocktail Making Class with Take Home Bottle in Ballarat, the Cocktail Making Masterclass with Charcuterie and the Custom Cheeseboard Craft Workshop with Gift Hamper. Check the individual product page before booking if the group includes anyone under 18.
Yes, the craft workshops on this page assume no experience. The beginner pottery class in Brisbane provides an instructor guiding first-timers from start to finish, and most pottery and painting sessions on this page follow the same beginner-friendly format, with materials and aprons included.
Most run 90 minutes to two hours. The ceramic glaze pottery workshop in Brisbane runs 30 minutes to two hours depending on group size, while the high tea in the Dandenong Ranges takes a fixed two hours from arrival to the last pot of tea.
Nothing. Most craft workshops on this page supply all materials and aprons, including the textured art workshop in Burleigh Heads, which is walk-in ready with everything set up before the group arrives. Closed shoes are the only thing worth planning ahead for.
A day built around pampering rather than plans works just as well for two people as for ten, and the full range of treatments and packages sits under day spa packages. Groups who'd rather make something with their hands beyond what's booked here can look through art and craft classes, which cover pottery, painting and workshop formats nationally. Anyone chasing a cocktail shaker or a knife skill instead of a paintbrush can browse cooking classes, and a booking built around the evening rather than the afternoon fits better under date night ideas.