Walk Mornington Peninsula

The Mornington Peninsula Walk is a spectacular 97.5-kilometer circuit hike around the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria, Australia, typically completed over 8-10 days. It links four established trails—Two Bays Walk, Coastal Walk, Point Nepean Walk, and Bay Trail—offering a diverse experience that includes rugged ocean cliffs, peaceful bay beaches, lush native bushland, and historic sites such as Point Nepean and Cape Schanck Lighthouse. The route starts from Dromana and covers coastal villages including Portsea, Sorrento, and Rosebud, climbing scenic high points like Arthurs Seat and passing through natural reserves like Greens Bush, home to abundant wildlife such as kangaroos and native birds. Walkers can enjoy a mix of coastal tea-tree forests, ferny glens, and golden-sand beaches, making this walk one of Victoria’s top hiking challenges with outstanding views and rich cultural history. This walk is ideal for those seeking an immersive bush and coastal adventure with the flexibility to complete sections over multiple visits.