Introducing Mornington Peninsula
Ever since paddle steamers plied their way here in the 1870s, Melburnians have been making for this seaside destination. These days the beach bums are being outnumbered by wine snobs and foodies, but there’s a good weekend to be had here by anyone.
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Peninsula visitor information centre (1800 804 009, 03-5987 3078; www.visitmorningtonpeninsula.org; Nepean Hwy, Dromana; 9am-5pm) has local information.
Last updated: Sep 22, 2008
Thorn Tree forum discussion
Recent posts
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RE: Australia itinerary advice
by tch7 11 September 2011
That looks better. Wilson's Promontory, the Mornington Peninsula & Philip Island, or the Grampians are all good options for filling up…
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RE: What are some things unique to Australia?
by Mattt 02 September 2011
+If you'd ever been to Brazil you'd know what I'm talking about+ I haven't. Very much want to, one day. It sounds like an amazing country…
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RE: help planning a 12 days trip
by ranjon 26 August 2011
If you're not confined to actually overnighting each night in Melbourne, you could look at doing something like a five day tour in first…
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