Visitor Guide
- You are here:
-
Home
-
Visitor Guide
- Beaches and Parks
Beaches and Parks
Within an hours drive from Melbourne with bay beaches along Rye, Blairgowrie, Sorrento and Portsea some of the most popular beaches in Victoria. Picturesque beaches, white sands, tranquil waters and hidden coves offer safe swimming beaches, picnic and barbeque facilities, walking and cycling tracks and scenic lookouts in some of Mornington Peninsulas most popular beaches.
Beach Sorrento is the largest town on the Nepean Peninsula and the centre of numerous aquatic activities. The town sits on 20 m high, calcarenite bluffs, which outcrop at Policeman's Point. The point also divides the two Sorrento beaches. The Park B ...
The Sorrento Park, established in 1870, contains a variety of trees, including an Aleppo Pine grown from the seed of the Lone Pine of Gallipoli.Sorrento Park on Pt Nepean Rd is home to an amazing large wooden park with wonderful bay views, beautifull ...
Arthurs Seat offers a spectacular panoramic view across Port Phillip Bay, Mornington and Bellarine peninsulas and on a clear day the view extends as far as the city skyline, the You Yangs and Mount Macedon. At 305m, this is the Peninsula’s highest po ...
Point Nepean National Park in Portsea offers a unique opportunity to visit historical sites in one of Victorias most infamous National Parks. Closed for over 100 years, now open to public you can walk, ride a bike or take a guided tour along coastal ...
Beach Portsea Beach is one of Victoria's most popular and infamous beaches, being the site of regular iron-man contests, but also near the spot where Prime Minister Harold Holt disappeared in the surf in 1967. Portsea is a popular summer beach with ...
Visitor Guide
Contact Us
Ph +61 3 5984 2221
PO Box 501
Sorrento
Victoria 3943