Arthurs Seat Summit is situated within Arthurs Seat State Park and is a highlight of my trip down…read moreto Mornington Peninsula. It's a peak of a hill where you could easily see nearly the whole of Mornington Peninsula - what a fantastic and beautiful view. Additional pros: ~ Picnic and BBQ area for some nice relaxation. ~ Always a bit peaceful - not really noisy. Overall, this place is pretty cool with an awesome view of Mornington Peninsula. I'm not mind-blown stoked about it because the actual summit is pretty minimal with not much stuff around besides wooden picnic tables but it's definitely worth a go.

A fantastic day being driven around by Alicia to the Mornington Peninsula's best wineries. Every…read morewinery we went to was fantastic in its own unique way, and Alicia's knowledge of the area and her very friendly and fun nature all contributed to the perfect day! Highly recommend this tour!

whilst staying in Geelong for a 4 day break, I decided to visit the Queenscliff visitor centre to…read morepick up some souvenirs for my family, the 2 ladys on duty were very friendly and helpful, I enjoyed my visit a great deal 10/10

I stayed at this caravan park for 3 days and had a great time, its set in lush bushland and very…read moreclose to a koala sanctuary, the staff were helpful and friendly and I loved being woken up every morning by galahs, cockatoo's and kookaburra's, it was a great stay

Cutest little ferry! I was so thrilled they had a charging station! My sister loved all the kid…read morefriendly areas with colouring pages and a play place. Very cute shop before boarding and on the ferry itself. As a tourist I was happy they had lots of pamphlets about what to do on the peninsula :)

French island tours is run by a couple Lois and Keith…read more Together they provide bus transfer around the island, walking tour, bike rental and camping site. Expect serious old school facilities ( very basic) Cranckly old bus compete with all the expected charms and rusts. Be warned this is no luxury and island's facility in general is very basic. No wifi or reception in most places , one general store/ post office. Nevertheless attracts some budding fisherman. ( actually mainly tradies on their way in and out of the island. I have no idea what else they do here) If you still have your eyes set on visiting French Island though, then yes give these guys a ring and they'll be happy to offer lots of stories on their tours.

Quiet pet friendly caravan park…read more Great for avid fishermen. Right on the boat launch and pier. But really there's not much else there. No beach or anything to speak of. Kiosk and bait shop next door, but otherwise a fair walk into crib point for limited stores (general store, post office, cafe, home style restaurant/bar) can get the train as Stony Point is the end of the line. However services are quite spaced so this area is best suited to the organised, or drivers. Facilities were basic but clean. Camp kitchen was well sized. Overall though if you aren't into fishing, and you're not in need of a pet friendly park, I'm not sure what the draw card would be.

We'd driven from Beaumaris to Birregurra and decided to head back home the next day via the ferry…read more The main reason we chose the ferry is that the road from Melbourne to Geelong is the most boring road in the history of roads and I really wanted to avoid driving it again, where possible. The other reason being that I hadn't been on the ferry in years and my husband had never been on it, so we decided to take the scenic route home. If you're unfamiliar with the layout of Melbourne, it's built around a bay and there is a narrow entrance to the bay between Queenscliff and Port Nepean. There's a ferry which runs every hour from each side and it takes about 45 minutes to cross. You can take your car too. We arrived about 20 minutes before the crossing, paid our $70 (for a car, driver + one passenger), got a free Herald Sun newspaper and waited in line. They queue the cars in rows and when they start boarding the ferry you just follow the person in front of you. The staff are helpful and chilled and make it a quick and stress-free experience. While the ferry is crossing, there's an upstairs lounge area to relax in with a cafe and kids play area. It's basic but at the same time, comfortable and makes the trip enjoyable. If it was a nice day you can stand out on the deck but it wasn't the best weather so we just stayed inside and watched the lovely view. Before docking at Sorrento, you get told to return to your cars so you can make a quick exit again. It's very efficient and smooth, and for the price I think it's well worth it. You can also use the ferry as a foot-passenger.

Cutest little ferry there ever was! We came from the Great Ocean Road and are heading to Sorrento…read more What a lovely day for a boat ride. There is food on board, a phone charging station and a kids play area including a table with colouring pencils and colouring books! Very relaxed atmosphere through out the whole thing.