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With beautiful vineyards, plenty of beaches and native bushland to boot, this footwear-shaped peninsula if the perfect getaway for foodies, beach-goers, hikers…really, holiday-seekers of all kinds.

While it’s a favourite for summer getaways, Mornington Peninsula is also beautiful in the winter, when you can watch the power of shore-crashing waves in awe. Or just curl up in a local café with a cuppa. Several cities make up the peninsula, each with their own personality. Check out the rolling agricultural hills of Red Hill, the glitzy bars and clubs of Portsea or the family beaches of Rosebud. Just make sure you pack—well, everything—so you’re ready for it all!

Getting Around the Mornington Peninsula

Flights to Mornington Peninsula land at one of several airports. There’s a decent bus system that will take you to many of the cities and towns on the peninsula. There’s plenty to do off the beaten track, though, so check out Wotif’s car hire options to have the freedom to see everything.

When You Land…

Are you on Mornington Peninsula flights that land in the morning? That means you’ll have all day to explore the hiking trails, lighthouse, and fort at Mornington Peninsula National Park. Meanwhile, if you touch down in the afternoon, catch the sunset from Arthur’s Seat Summit.

Landing after dark? Head to the very tip of the peninsula for some live music, food and cocktails in Portsea. Some of our Mornington Peninsula hotels are nearby, so sleep is just a few steps away.

Live Like a Local

Relax and unwind like the locals by soaking in the hot springs. If you’re looking for something more adventurous, take the shortcut from Dromana and Cape Schank—a running track that passes through the national park and Arthurs Seat.

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