Mornington Peninsula Hotels

For memorable leisure and recreation, the Peninsula offers droves of options, from golf (there are over a dozen courses in Mornington alone) to water sports, Pinot noir vineyards to wildlife reserves. The Peninsula is also notably rich in the parkland department. Aside from Mornington Peninsula National Park itself, visitors can also tour and enjoy Point Nepean National Park, Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park, Quail Island Nature Conservation Park, Port Philip Heads Marine National Park and myriad other state parks and wetlands. Oenophiles and epicures also covet the Peninsula’s significant bounty of quality wine producers, organic farms, produce and gourmet markets, and first-rate restaurants and cafés.

Attractions

• Mornington Peninsula National Park
• Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park
• Point Nepean National Park
• Quail Island Nature Conservation Reserve
• Port Phillip Heads Marine National Park

Activities

• Golf
• Wine Tours
• Peninsula Hot Springs
• Red Hill Market
• Boneo Maze & Wetlands Centre

Restaurants

• Fork to Fork
• Acquolina Ristorante
• Fed-Up Fish Café
• Green Olive at Red Hill
• The Merricks General Store

Nightlife

• Davey's Bar
• Cruze
• Cube
• One Four Nelson
• Rosebud Hotel

Climate

Mornington Peninsula has a moderate oceanic climate, with mild winters and hot summers.

• Winter (June to August) 6-15°C
• Spring (September to November) 8-22°C
• Summer (December to February) 13-26°C
• Fall (March to May) 9-24°C