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Discover a selection of 4,000 holiday home rentals in Mornington Peninsula, AU that are perfect for your trip. Whether you’re traveling with friends, family, or even pets, Stayz holiday homes have the best amenities for hanging out with the people that matter most, including pool and private pool. Prices start at AU$ 177 per night, and holiday houses and farm stays are popular options for a stay in Mornington Peninsula. Either way, you'll find holiday accommodation for everyone's needs.
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Things to do
Adventures in wining, dining and even ziplining
Aside from Mornington Peninsula's natural beauty, there are also quite a few museums and attractions in the area worth visiting. Take the kids through the hedge maze at Ashcombe Maze & Lavender Gardens, or, for the more adventurous types, go ziplining at the Enchanted Adventure Garden. Other highlights include the Arthurs Seat Eagle gondola, the McClelland Sculpture Park and Gallery and Charlie's Auto Museum and Cafe. Much of the peninsula is now occupied by vineyards and orchards, making it the perfect escape for foodies on the hunt for a great wining and dining experience.
Activities
A coastal escape from the urban hustle and bustle
While Mornington Peninsula is popularly known as a day trip from Melbourne, there's plenty to do here that can and will occupy more than just a few hours. Laze on any of the sandy beaches, or hike along the trails that line the rugged southern coast and the Mornington Peninsula National Park, perfect for birdwatching or stargazing, depending on the conditions. Take a driving tour of the peninsula's historic seaside villages, stopping to shop and cafe-hop along the way. The local wine scene is constantly growing and evolving, or plan for a spa day for the ultimate relaxing escape.
Weather
Never underestimate the power of the shoulder season
Victoria and the rest of southern Australia is a worthwhile stop all year long, with summer offering the best weather and the biggest crowds. You'll find the beach days to be most ideal from January through March, but prices will also be higher. Consider the shoulder seasons if other outdoor activities are on your list, because the cooler temperatures, smaller crowds and lower prices might make for a more enjoyable experience. Winters in the region are relatively mild, but keep rain gear in mind as you check out Mornington Peninsula vacation rentals.
Natural highlights
From family-friendly beaches to untouched coastlines
Mornington Peninsula is surrounded by Port Phillip to the west, Western Port to the east and Bass Strait to the south, with the Mornington Peninsula National Park not far from the coast. On the west, you'll find calm, family-friendly beaches along the bayside towns of Mornington and Sorrento. Along the Bass Strait, however, a more rugged coastline awaits, with trails along the Bass Strait and into the Mornington Peninsula National Park. It's just a short ferry ride to other nearby towns and islands, including Queenscliff on the Bellarine Peninsula.
How many holiday accommodation are available around Mornington Peninsula?
Our 2021 accommodation listings offer a large selection of 4,109 holiday rentals around Mornington Peninsula. From 3,789 holiday houses to 8 farm stays, find unique holiday homes for you to enjoy a memorable stay with your family and friends for a long holiday or a weekend break.