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The Mornington Peninsula region of Victoria provides an abundance of attractions and experiences that be enjoyed by staying any of the 10 Bed & Breakfast and Farmstay accommodation options we provide.

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Mornington Peninsula Region

 You don't need to look very far to find an excuse to enjoy yourself on the Mornington Peninsula, whether it's at an event celebrating the stunning beaches or the farm-fresh food and superb wine, designer golf courses or renowned artists.

Beachside events
Head to the beach and join in the excitement of the Portsea Swim Classic, one of Australia's largest open water swims, or witness the spectacular displays at the Frankston Sand Sculpting Championship.

Flavours to savour
Revel in the region's gourmet culture at events like the Pinot Noir Celebration in February, the Winter Wine Weekend in June or the Mornington Main Street Food and Wine and Performing Arts Festival in October.

Fine arts
See works by leading local and international artists at the Montalto Sculpture Prize exhibition, or the McClelland Gallery Sculpture Prize. Rock out to new sounds at the Coolart Jazz Festival in January and the Between the Bays Music Festival in Moorooduc.

January
Red Hill Market and Mornington Craft Market
Portsea Swim Classic
The Briars Park Jazz Festival – Mount Martha
Coolart Jazz Festival – Somers
Sandsculpting Australia – Frankston

February
Garden Carnival Maize Maze at The Enchanted Maze – Arthurs Seat
Mornington Peninsula Pinot Noir Celebration – Mornington Peninsula wineries
Mornington Cup
Montalto Sculpture Prize 2009 Finalists Exhibition – Red Hill
Western Port Festival – Hastings

March
Autumn Harvest – Mornington Peninsula–wide
Heronswood Harvest Festival – Dromana
Pier to Perignon Swim – Sorrento
Colour in the Sky Kite Festival – Rosebud
Between the Bays Music Festival – Moorooduc

April
Tyabb Air Show

June
Winter Wine Weekend – Red Hill

July
Winter Indulgence Festival – Red Hill

October
Mornington Main Street Food, Wine and Performing Arts Festival
Scarecrow Festival – Mornington Peninsula hinterland
October Art Food Wine – Mornington Peninsula–wide
October Pinot Week – Mornington Peninsula–wide

November
Heronswood Spring Flower Festival – Dromana
Mornington Spring Cup – Mornington
McClelland Gallery Sculpture Prize – Frankston

December
Sandsculpting Australia – Frankston
Peninsula Music Festival – Mornington Peninsula

The Mornington Peninsula, on the eastern side of Port Phillip Bay, feels like an island with a vast ocean to the south and bays and sheltered beaches on either side. Fertile hills roll down to pretty beaches or harbours and serene bay views abound.

Some of Australia's best sandy beaches can be found here and every kind of water activity is available, from sailing and surfing to fishing and dolphin swims. There are also majestic coastal walks past dunes, beaches, cliffs and lighthouses. On the bay side of the peninsula, visit stylish Sorrento with its fine 19th century buildings and excellent eateries, boutiques and galleries. Stop off at Mornington and enjoy its cosmopolitan sidewalk cafes and picturesque harbour. On the other side of the peninsula visit the charming fishing hamlet of Flinders and take a trip to nearby Cape Schanck where you can enjoy superb views of Bass Strait.

Alternatively head inland and explore the abundance of vineyards and orchards tucked away among the rolling hills of Red Hill and Main Ridge. Wineries and restaurants overlook the blue waters of Port Phillip Bay to the west and Western Port Bay to the east and the peninsula's orchards sell fresh produce direct from the farmgate.

For anybody who has ever teed up, the Mornington Peninsula is golfing heaven. Take on the daunting Moonah Links, specifically designed for the prestigious Australian Open, or head to The Dunes, a Scottish-style links layout rated as one of the top 15 courses in Australia.
The region is also noted for its historic homes and gardens and has been a retreat for artists for more than a century. Visit some of the excellent galleries and craft markets at towns such as Red Hill and Mornington.

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