Things to do in Mornington Peninsula

it’s a small private tour with around 11pm. Our guide is a nice gentleman who also give us brief introduction of each spot. Just wish the peninsula hot spring time would be a little bit longer

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!

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.

This was a very well-organized tour with fulfilling tastings at each winery, allowing us to enjoy a variety of wines. The lunch was also very delicious. The guide, Mike, contacted us before the tour to confirm details, which made us feel secure participating. Mike was a very good guide, friendly, and treated everyone with great care, leaving a very good impression.

The vochur from Klook is easy to redeem. Not much variation for the hot spring but it’s still a great experience !

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.

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.

was all worth it. got the two attraction pass and availed Sovereign Hill and Melbourne Zoo. You can definitely save more than buyign invidual tickets.

love how they maintain the maze nicely! its a pretty fun experience as they will provide little games for you to hunt so as to guide you to walk through the whole garden as well! its just a bit pity that lavender isnt at its best during summer but surprisingly found hydrangeas! a must try of their lavender ice cream before leaving!