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Mornington Peninsula
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Mornington Coastal Town
Mornington is located 57 km south of Melbourne. The town is known for its village atmosphere, excellent for shopping and dining.
For a simple day trip, you can enjoy going to Mornington for the area’s beaches, cafes, restaurants and wineries.
Strawberry Farm
Discover the charm of Rocky Creek Strawberry Farm, a location celebrated for its expertise and decades of experience in strawberry cultivation. These vivid red strawberries are delicious.
Picking Period: Nov - Apr
Cherry Farm
One of the oldest ‘Pick Your Own Cherry’ farms in Victoria, Ripe N Ready has over 50 years of planting and farming experience, with over 4500 cherry trees including 25 varieties.
Picking Period: Nov - Jan
Flinders Blowhole
A blowhole forms when sea caves extend inland and upward, creating vertical shafts that reach the surface. This allows seawater to be compressed hydraulically and released forcefully through an opening at the top. Unique photo opportunities exist with the blowhole and its surroundings.
Cape Schanck Lighthouse
The 21-metre-tall lighthouse was built in 1859 and is located at the southernmost tip of the Mornington Peninsula.
Its spiral stairs were constructed with stone, with a powerful lantern at the top of the lighthouse with a beam range of up to 48 kilometres.
Flinders Village
Flinders is one of the Mornington Peninsula’s most charming villages, featuring a historic streetscape lined with broad verandahs, excellent eateries, gourmet produce stores, boutique shops, galleries, antique outlets, a renowned golf course, and scenic coastal walks.
This picturesque seaside village was first settled in 1854 and is named after the explorer Captain Matthew Flinders.
Mornington Chocolaterie & Ice Creamery
A sweet tooth’s paradise, this chocolaterie offers handcrafted chocolates and creamy ice cream.
Upon arrival, you will be offered milk, dark and white chocolate pastilles for you to taste and enjoy.
Arthurs Seat Lookout
Arthurs Seat Lookout offers stunning panoramic views of Port Phillip Bay, the Melbourne city skyline, and the surrounding Mornington Peninsula.
Arthurs Seat is a mountainous and small locality on the Mornington Peninsula, located about 85 kilometres southeast of Melbourne, Australia.
It is a popular tourist destination, featuring expansive bushlands, sweeping views, and a variety of man-made attractions. The lookout stands at .
Arthur's Seat Eagle
This cable car, also known as Arthurs Seat Eagle, operates from the base station to the summit of Arthurs Seat. The entire chairlift costs about $20 million and took approximately one year to construct, opening in 2016. There are a total of 24 chairlifts, with a maximum of 8 adult passengers in each.
Murray's Lookout
Murray's Lookout, located in Arthurs Seat State Park, is situated on Arthurs Seat Tourist Road and serves as the second lookout point along this iconic Mornington Peninsula route.
It is one of the best lookouts along Arthurs Seat Road when driving down the hill from Arthurs Seat Lookout.
Optional Activities
Strawberry Picking
Adult: A$12
Child: A$6
Cherry Picking
Adult: A$20
Child: A$10
Cable Car Ride (Single Trip)
Adult: $22
Child: A$14
Suggestions For Private Booking
Red Hill Lavender Farm
Red Hill Lavender is the largest commercial lavender farm on the Mornington Peninsula. The farm uses hands to cultivate the crop and the traditional process to ensure the highest standard of Lavender that is combined with natural products to create an exceptional and effective botanical skincare and culinary range.
(Free Admission)
Green Olive Farm
Green Olive Farm is a family-owned business located in Red Hill, Mornington Peninsula. Here, you'll find olives and other produce being grown, while sheep and chooks freely roam around.
The result? A truly impressive range of food and wine you’ll be sure to love!
(Free Admission)
Point Leo Estate & Sculpture Park
Delineated by indigenous flora, against a backdrop of rolling vineyards and ocean views encapsulating Phillip Island and Western Port, exists the beautiful unity between art, nature, and culture. This sculpture park is accessible to members of the public. As Australia’s foremost privately-owned Sculpture Park, the ever-evolving 16-acre outdoor gallery houses over 70 Australian and international exhibits.
Sculpture Park Entrance Fee:
Adult (18+): A$15
Child (12-18): A$8
Child (<12): Free
