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Start from 65 curated places around Mornington Peninsula, AU, then choose the recommendations that fit your guests.
Restaurants & cafés
Ten Minutes by Tractor Main Ridge cellar door and chef's-hat restaurant named for the tractor-time between the founders' three pinot vineyards — degustation-only at dinner, a la carte at lunch, and the wine list goes deep into Burgundy alongside the estate pinots.
Montalto Red Hill South estate restaurant set on 50 hectares of vineyard, olives, and a working kitchen garden — modern Australian food with most ingredients walked in from outside. Sculpture park threads through the vines for a pre-lunch wander.
Trails & outdoors
Cape Schanck to Bushrangers Bay Coast Walk 2.6km one-way clifftop track from Cape Schanck Lighthouse carpark west to the protected cove at Bushrangers Bay — passes Elephant Rock, basalt sea-cliffs, and a section that drops to the sand at the bay. The Peninsula's signature coast walk.
Two Bays Walking Track (Cape Schanck end) The full Two Bays track runs 26km from Cape Schanck north to Dromana — the Cape Schanck end section through Bushrangers Bay to Boneo Road (8km one-way) is the most-walked stretch, climbing through tea-tree heath and the southern Mornington Peninsula NP.
Things to do
Peninsula Hot Springs The Peninsula's blockbuster — 50-plus geothermal pools across a Fingal hillside, from cliff-top cave pool to the hilltop lookout pool with bay views. Day visits, bath house, spa treatments, and a heat-and-cold circuit lifted from Iceland.
Alba Thermal Springs and Spa The design-forward thermal springs at Fingal, all blackened-timber and earth-tone architecture, with a more curated 31-pool circuit and a higher price tag than the older Peninsula Hot Springs.
Landmarks & sights
Cape Schanck Lighthouse The 1859 limestone lighthouse at the Peninsula's southern tip — still operational, with a heritage cottage museum and a boardwalk staircase down to the basalt sea-stack the locals call Pulpit Rock. The 360-degree view from the top covers Bass Strait and Western Port on a clear day.
Pulpit Rock A wedge of basalt sea-stack rising from the Bass Strait surf below Cape Schanck — reached by the boardwalk staircase from the lighthouse carpark. The viewing deck at the bottom is the Peninsula's most photographed rock formation.