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A private, 11‑hour day trip from Melbourne that pairs panoramic gondola rides on Arthurs Seat with vineyard tastings at Point Leo and the dramatic cliffs of Cape Schanck. Ideal for small groups seeking a curated coastal experience with easy walking and big views.
A private, 11‑hour day trip from Melbourne that pairs panoramic gondola rides on Arthurs Seat with vineyard tastings at Point Leo and the dramatic cliffs of Cape Schanck. Ideal for small groups seeking a curated coastal experience with easy walking and big views.
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Operated by Aus Ocean Travel · Mornington, Victoria
On a clear morning the van slips out of Melbourne’s grid and the city’s glass towers shrink behind you. The ocean ahead becomes a bright seam; gulls cut the air as if measuring your route. By the time you reach Brighton’s row of brightly painted bathing boxes, the trip has already turned cinematic — color against sand, surf daring you to slow down and take the photograph.
easy.
10–11 hours.
Light level of fitness — able to walk short sections, climb stairs and stand for viewpoints.
Yes — the tour includes Arthurs Seat Eagle admission (one way), so you won’t need to buy tickets on the hill.
The itinerary includes a relaxed stop at Point Leo Estate; lunch is optional and at your own cost unless otherwise arranged.
Pickup is offered from Melbourne CBD and nearby suburbs; typical transfer time to the peninsula is 45–75 minutes depending on traffic.
Yes — the tour notes stroller accessibility and infant seats are available; however, some cliffside walks have steps and uneven surfaces.
The tour operates year‑round; while the operator recommends cancelling 24 hours in advance for a full refund, the route is usually adjusted for wind or rain if necessary.
This is a private trip so the guide can adjust stops and pacing to your group’s interests subject to park access and timing.
The Bunurong people are the peninsula’s traditional custodians; European navigation and settlement intensified in the 19th century, with Cape Schanck Lighthouse first lit in 1859.
Erosion and sensitive dune systems are managed with boardwalks and fenced tracks—stay on paths and follow local guidelines to protect coastal vegetation and nesting birds.
Aus Ocean Travel operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
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