Time zone
GMT +10:00
No time difference
Currency
Australian Dollar
1EUR = 1.59AUD
Official languages
English
Recommended trip duration
3 days
Flight time
22 hours
When departing from London
Top things to do in Mornington Peninsula
Arthurs Seat Eagle Gondola Ticket on the Mornington Peninsula
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€ 21.59
Retail: € 21.65
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Peninsula Hot Springs Ticket
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English guided
Morning departure
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€ 50.19
€ 50.19
Retail: € 77.15
Mornington Peninsula Hot Springs Spa Day Tour
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Free cancellation
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Mornington Peninsula Coastal Discovery Tour
English guided
Free cancellation
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€ 90.15
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Ultimate Peninsula Hot Springs Day Tour
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€ 109.09
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Day tour to Mornington Peninsula from Melbourne
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€ 97.55
Mornington Peninsula Wine and Hot Springs Tour
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Free cancellation
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€ 203.20
Snorkel with Seals and Sea Dragons Mornington Peninsula
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Morning departure
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€ 120.75
Enchanted Adventure Ticket on the Mornington Peninsula
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€ 26.35
1.5 hour Scenic and Wildlife Adventure Cruise
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Up to 3 hrs
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€ 51.75
Ashcombe Maze and Lavender Gardens ticket
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€ 13.79
Hotels in Mornington Peninsula
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Reviews of Mornington Peninsula activities
Ho ********
2026-08-19 01:06:06
Immerse yourself in the natural geothermal waters of the Peninsula Hot Springs in Melbourne, surrounded by lush green bushland, and instantly achieve ultimate relaxation for your mind and body. Enjoy the healing warmth of the springs while admiring the beautiful natural scenery—it's the most luxurious and therapeutic experience on your journey.
Klook User
2026-05-18 09:43:38
Entire trip was so seamless and straightforward. Our guide James was really friendly and accommodating. Was a bit unsure at the start because it was raining heavily but he assured us that a little bit of rain would kinda enhance the experience haha. Luckily the rain stopped by the time we got there but it did made dipping in the hot spring more enjoyable. I do wish we could have skipped the boxes though, but I suppose since it was along the route it made sense to just pit stop.
Klook 用戶
2026-08-02 10:30:03
There are many types and temperatures of hot springs to try, which is quite interesting. Besides your swimsuit, I recommend bringing flip-flops for easier walking, though you can still get around without them. The summit hot spring is very popular, so there's a 10-minute time limit. Also, Vicky was a wonderful, friendly, and smiling driver and guide. She also explained some of the history of the Melbourne area to us.
Klook User
2026-04-27 11:24:42
The views along the coast were absolutely stunning, and the hike itself is very beginner friendly. I don’t exercise much normally, but was still able to complete all the walks comfortably. The pacing was well planned, with sufficient time given to explore and enjoy the scenery without feeling rushed. There are rest options available along the way, so you can sit out certain parts if tired. That said, everyone in my group managed to complete the full hike.
The tour started on a great note with complimentary coffee before departure, which was a really thoughtful touch.
A big part of the positive experience was our guide and driver, Nat. He was punctual, energetic, and cheerful throughout the day, which kept the group engaged. He was also very knowledgeable, sharing interesting information and tips at each location.
The small group size made the experience more personal and attentive, and it was nice that Nat even joined us for some of the hikes.
Definitely a tour worth considering!
Klook User
2026-07-07 11:28:49
relaxed and soothing day at Mornington Peninsula, wine and food are tasty, hot spring offering variety of temperature from warm to cold, hill top view to cave pool, there was something for everyone.
Marissa ****
2026-05-23 05:13:14
Had a really nice time on the Mornington Peninsula Food and Wine day tour from Melbourne. Everything was well organised and ran smoothly. Our driver-guide Stuart was pleasant and knowledgeable about the area. Lunch at Montalto was very tasty - the prawn pizza and focaccia were delicious. The tasting at Point Leo included entry to the beautiful sculpture park that had artworks by some well known artists like Yayoi Kusama and Jaume Plensa. Thought the mix of some sightseeing and visits to wineries and brewery was just right. Highly recommend this tour.
Fung *****
2026-04-23 04:11:48
I hopped on the Eagle around 5 PM, and it was the perfect call—the sunset was absolutely incredible. Watching the coastline of the Port Phillip bay glow in that deep orange light from the cable car is something I’ll never forget. Once I reached the Summit Station, I wandered over to Seawinds Gardens and actually spotted some wild kangaroos, which was the ultimate cherry on top of a beautiful evening.
HSU ********
2026-04-28 03:36:12
This time, I bought the 3-attraction pass, which was a great deal. I visited Healesville Sanctuary (the bird show has two performances, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, with different content, so I recommend seeing both; the platypus is also a must-see), Sovereign Hill (this pass included a mine tour, and you can choose your time slot when exchanging tickets at the entrance; Chinese-language tours are available), and SEA LIFE Melbourne Aquarium (you can see penguins up close, separated only by glass; there are many species and a huge crocodile).
Katherine ********
2026-07-21 23:41:17
Easy to redeem! We had a great time here! my 5 year old son didn’t want to leave lol
Quick facts about Mornington Peninsula
General info
What to know before visiting Mornington Peninsula
Best Places to Visit in Mornington Peninsula
Arthur's Seat
Take a ride on the Eagle Gondola or hike to the top for incredible views over Port Phillip Bay. There are also picnic areas and walking trails surrounded by local plants.
Coastal Walk
The Mornington Peninsula Coastal Walk stretches from Cape Schanck to London Bridge. It’s a great way to see the cliffs, beaches, and rocky coastline up close.
Point Nepean National Park
This historic national park sits at the southern tip of the peninsula. You can explore old forts, tunnels, and scenic trails with views of the ocean and Port Phillip Bay.
Bushrangers Bay Trail
A private walking track that winds through bushland and open fields before reaching a beautiful hidden beach. It’s a local favorite for hikers and nature lovers.
Local Wineries
Mornington Peninsula wineries are known for their pinot noir and chardonnay. You’ll find great cellar doors in Red Hill and Main Ridge, many offering tastings, farm-to-table meals, and views of the vineyards.
Peninsula Hot Springs
One of the top attractions in Mornington Peninsula Victoria Australia, this wellness retreat features natural thermal mineral springs. You can relax in outdoor pools, private baths, or book a spa treatment.
Cape Schanck
Visit the Cape Schanck Lighthouse, walk the coastal boardwalk, and check out the cliffs where Port Phillip Bay meets the open sea. It’s one of the most scenic spots on the Peninsula.
Tips for Visiting Mornington Peninsula
1. Book Hot Springs and Wineries Early
The Peninsula Hot Springs and popular wineries like those in Red Hill or Main Ridge often book out fast, especially on weekends or holidays. It’s a good idea to reserve your soak sessions and tastings in advance so you don’t miss out.
2. Try Local Food and Wine
This region is a foodie’s dream. Stop at farm gates, markets, or local restaurants to try fresh seafood, berries, and olive oil. Don’t miss the Peninsula’s famous pinot noir, or visit a local distillery for small-batch gin or whisky.
3. Check Local Events
The Mornington Peninsula often hosts markets, food festivals, and outdoor concerts. Check local listings before your trip. You might catch something special like the Peninsula Picnic or a winery jazz night.
4. Book a Tour
If you’re planning to visit several wineries or distilleries, it’s best to join a guided tour or hire a driver. That way, everyone can relax and enjoy the tastings without any hassle.
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