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Drive supercars along the winding road to Arthurs Seat, sample a four-course lunch at Jackalope Winery, and return to Port Melbourne — with an optional helicopter transfer to the CBD. This full-day tour blends high-performance driving with coastal scenery and local food.
Drive supercars along the winding road to Arthurs Seat, sample a four-course lunch at Jackalope Winery, and return to Port Melbourne — with an optional helicopter transfer to the CBD. This full-day tour blends high-performance driving with coastal scenery and local food.
Morning light breaks over Port Melbourne as a row of liveried supercars purr to life — carbon and chrome ready to slice through coastal air. You roll past marinas, follow the bay south and soon the landscape changes: roadside scrub gives way to undulating vineyards, windswept cliffs and the steep, serpentine ascent of Arthurs Seat where the road tightens and the ocean dares you to look away.
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Operated by Prestige Rentals · Port Melbourne, Victoria
Morning light breaks over Port Melbourne as a row of liveried supercars purr to life — carbon and chrome ready to slice through coastal air. You roll past marinas, follow the bay south and soon the landscape changes: roadside scrub gives way to undulating vineyards, windswept cliffs and the steep, serpentine ascent of Arthurs Seat where the road tightens and the ocean dares you to look away.
The Mornington Peninsula mixes recent vineyard culture with much older stories: the Boonwurrung people are the traditional custodians of these shores, and European settlement brought orchards and wineries that thrive in the peninsula’s temperate microclimate. Geologically the region presents coastal headlands, sandy beaches and rolling hills carved by sea and wind — a stage made for fast cars and wide views.
On this full-day outing you’ll meet in Port Melbourne for breakfast, then tackle roughly 150 km of scenic driving that includes the Arthurs Seat winding road and a lookout stop before a four-course lunch at Jackalope Winery in Merricks. The itinerary often finishes back in Port Melbourne with an optional helicopter transfer to the CBD.
Practical notes: bring a valid driver’s license if you intend to drive, wear sunglasses and closed-toe shoes, and plan for changing coastal weather — layers and sunscreen are essential. Expect narrow, twisty public roads; follow the lead of your guide, respect speed limits, and leave wildlife undisturbed. This is a high-adrenaline, scenic driving day that pairs raw performance with local food and wine.
easy.
7 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; participants should be able to get in and out of low-slung cars and handle short walks at lookouts.
The helicopter transfer is optional; the standard tour returns to Port Melbourne by road unless you select and pay for the helicopter option.
No prior experience is required, but a valid driver’s license and basic vehicle control are necessary; instructors provide a safety briefing.
The tour meets at Port Melbourne (Sol & Luna Restaurant) for breakfast before the drive; exact start times are provided on booking confirmation.
Both passengers and drivers can join; bookings must specify names and passport details as required by the operator.
The Mornington Peninsula sits on Boonwurrung land and later developed vineyards and seaside communities; Merricks and Red Hill grew as agricultural hubs that evolved into wine country.
Stick to paved roads and winery paths, minimize idling where possible and support local producers to reduce your trip’s footprint.
Prestige Rentals operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light breaks over Port Melbourne as a row of liveried supercars purr to life — carbon and chrome ready to slice through coastal air. You roll past marinas, follow the bay south and soon the landscape changes: roadside scrub gives way to undulating vineyards, windswept cliffs and the steep, serpentine ascent of Arthurs Seat where the road tightens and the ocean dares you to look away.
Morning light breaks over Port Melbourne as a row of liveried supercars purr to life — carbon and chrome ready to slice through coastal air. You roll past marinas, follow the bay south and soon the landscape changes: roadside scrub gives way to undulating vineyards, windswept cliffs and the steep, serpentine ascent of Arthurs Seat where the road tightens and the ocean dares you to look away.
The Mornington Peninsula mixes recent vineyard culture with much older stories: the Boonwurrung people are the traditional custodians of these shores, and European settlement brought orchards and wineries that thrive in the peninsula’s temperate microclimate. Geologically the region presents coastal headlands, sandy beaches and rolling hills carved by sea and wind — a stage made for fast cars and wide views.
On this full-day outing you’ll meet in Port Melbourne for breakfast, then tackle roughly 150 km of scenic driving that includes the Arthurs Seat winding road and a lookout stop before a four-course lunch at Jackalope Winery in Merricks. The itinerary often finishes back in Port Melbourne with an optional helicopter transfer to the CBD.
Practical notes: bring a valid driver’s license if you intend to drive, wear sunglasses and closed-toe shoes, and plan for changing coastal weather — layers and sunscreen are essential. Expect narrow, twisty public roads; follow the lead of your guide, respect speed limits, and leave wildlife undisturbed. This is a high-adrenaline, scenic driving day that pairs raw performance with local food and wine.