Adventure with Merkos!
At Merkos Women, learning extends far beyond the classroom through unforgettable trips and experiences around Melbourne and beyond. Throughout the year, students explore the beauty and spirit of Australia together, creating deep friendships and meaningful memories.
Our signature excursions include the breathtaking Great Ocean Road trip, where students experience Australia’s stunning coastline and reflect together in a relaxed and uplifting environment, and our highly anticipated Tasmania trip — a multi-day journey filled with adventure, connection, and personal growth surrounded by extraordinary natural beauty.
In addition, our special Rosh Chodesh trips give students the opportunity to celebrate the renewal of each new month through inspiring outings, bonding experiences, and moments of reflection that strengthen both friendship and Jewish identity.
These trips are an integral part of the Merkos experience, blending fun, inspiration, and connection in a uniquely meaningful way.
Snapshots From Our Recent Trips
Monthly Trips
Throughout the year, Merkos Women offers monthly trips that allow students to explore the beauty and diversity of Melbourne and beyond. These outings provide a refreshing break from routine while creating opportunities for fun, connection, and shared experiences.
Great Ocean Road
One of the highlights of the Merkos year is our unforgettable trip along the breathtaking Great Ocean Road. As students explore some of Australia’s most beautiful coastline, they share laughter, adventure, and meaningful moments together. It’s a special opportunity to bond, reflect, and experience the beauty of Hashem’s world alongside friends.
Tasmania
Our Tasmania trip is an extraordinary experience where students discover the stunning landscapes and unique beauty of the island. Filled with adventure, inspiration, and shared memories, the trip offers time to connect deeply with one another while appreciating the wonders of creation. It is a journey that leaves students refreshed, inspired, and even more connected as the Merkos family.