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Four days of coastal hiking on the Mornington Peninsula: walk historic Point Nepean forts, clifftop tracks to London Bridge, the Two Bays Track to Cape Schanck, and the high views of Arthurs Seat. Perfect for travelers wanting dramatic coastline and accessible multi-day routes.
Four days of coastal hiking on the Mornington Peninsula: walk historic Point Nepean forts, clifftop tracks to London Bridge, the Two Bays Track to Cape Schanck, and the high views of Arthurs Seat. Perfect for travelers wanting dramatic coastline and accessible multi-day routes.
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Operated by Mornington Peninsula Treks · Blairgowrie, Victoria
Dawn breaks over wind-swept cliffs and the ocean answers with a clean, briny voice — that’s the opening scene of a four-day walk around the southern tip of Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula. Small waves scrape the rock shelves below; a shearwater banks on the wind; boots crunch on a path lined with sedge and banksia. Guides move at an easy pace, leaving time to watch furred silhouettes — kangaroos — grazing in the morning light before the track climbs again.
moderate.
4 days (daily walks ~4–6 hours).
Suitable for hikers in reasonable condition who can manage multiple days of walking on mixed terrain.
Walks are graded moderate with daily distances of roughly 8–12 km on mixed terrain; guides keep a steady, inclusive pace and there are plenty of rest stops.
Yes — twin-share accommodation at the Boathouse Resort in Blairgowrie is included each night; single supplements may be available on request.
Lunches and most dinners are included; bring snacks and any personal dietary items — guides can accommodate common dietary requirements if notified in advance.
The itinerary is designed for a wide age range, but participants should be comfortable walking several hours on uneven ground; those with mobility limitations should check with the operator first.
Common sightings include kangaroos, echidnas and a variety of coastal birds such as gulls and shearwaters, especially at dawn and dusk.
Pick-up is arranged from Frankston station by default; transfers from Melbourne CBD can be arranged for an additional cost — confirm your pickup point when booking.
Point Nepean played a key role in coastal defense and quarantine from the 19th century; relics of gun emplacements and quarantine buildings punctuate the coastline.
Much of the peninsula is protected national park; stick to marked tracks to reduce erosion and avoid disturbing nesting shorebirds and fragile dune vegetation.
Mornington Peninsula Treks operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
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