Guidebook for Saint Andrews Beach
Food Scene
St Andrews Beach Brewery
160 Sandy RdPopular St Andrews Brewery, great food & micro brewery
Red Gum BBQ
87 Arthurs Seat RoadExplore the fields and taste the essence of Sunny Ridge Strawberry Farm at the largest producer of strawberries in Australia.
Nestled in the beautiful hinterland of the Mornington Peninsula right in the heart of its thriving wine region, they welcome you to explore the fields and pick your own world famous Sunny Ridge Strawberries between the months November and May.
Be tempted by their homemade fruit ice creams, heavenly berry inspired desserts and refreshments while relaxing in the cafe. Local gourmet produce and quality gift ware available from the retail emporium. There is seasonal fruit and vegetables at the farm gate. Groups welcome.
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Sunny Ridge 草莓農場
244 Shands RdExplore the fields and taste the essence of Sunny Ridge Strawberry Farm at the largest producer of strawberries in Australia.
Nestled in the beautiful hinterland of the Mornington Peninsula right in the heart of its thriving wine region, they welcome you to explore the fields and pick your own world famous Sunny Ridge Strawberries between the months November and May.
Be tempted by their homemade fruit ice creams, heavenly berry inspired desserts and refreshments while relaxing in the cafe. Local gourmet produce and quality gift ware available from the retail emporium. There is seasonal fruit and vegetables at the farm gate. Groups welcome.
Just a stones throw away from the winery trail, Bass and Flinders Distillery invites you to visit Mornington Peninsula's first artisanal distillery founded in 2009.
Bass and Flinders Distillery offers you an insight into how they make their small batch product range including award winning grape-based gins, spirits, brandy and liqueurs. A visit to the Cellar Door will allow you to see first hand how Bass and Flinders Distillery produce their vine to bottle products. Visitors are also welcome to participate in an informative tasting, sample a gin flight, or order a cocktail at the distillery's bar overlooking green pastures.
Bass and Flinders Distillery also offers one of the most unique gin masterclass experiences in Australia where guests have the opportunity to create their very own bespoke gin. Participants can delve into the unique and wonderful world of gin production whilst tasting a range of gins. The class not only covers the long history behind gin, but guests will also have the opportunity to create a gin tailored specifically to their tastes by blending an array of botanicals that Bass and Flinders use in their own gin production. Gin Masterclasses are held at the distillery every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Opening Hours:
Friday: 11:00 AM to 05:00 PM
Saturday: 11:00 AM to 05:00 PM
Sunday: 11:00 AM to 05:00 PM
Special Features:
Alfresco/Outdoor Dining, Bar, Carpark, Coach Parking, Entertainment, Live Music, Non Smoking, Suitable for Functions
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Bass and Flinders Distillery
40 Collins RdJust a stones throw away from the winery trail, Bass and Flinders Distillery invites you to visit Mornington Peninsula's first artisanal distillery founded in 2009.
Bass and Flinders Distillery offers you an insight into how they make their small batch product range including award winning grape-based gins, spirits, brandy and liqueurs. A visit to the Cellar Door will allow you to see first hand how Bass and Flinders Distillery produce their vine to bottle products. Visitors are also welcome to participate in an informative tasting, sample a gin flight, or order a cocktail at the distillery's bar overlooking green pastures.
Bass and Flinders Distillery also offers one of the most unique gin masterclass experiences in Australia where guests have the opportunity to create their very own bespoke gin. Participants can delve into the unique and wonderful world of gin production whilst tasting a range of gins. The class not only covers the long history behind gin, but guests will also have the opportunity to create a gin tailored specifically to their tastes by blending an array of botanicals that Bass and Flinders use in their own gin production. Gin Masterclasses are held at the distillery every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Opening Hours:
Friday: 11:00 AM to 05:00 PM
Saturday: 11:00 AM to 05:00 PM
Sunday: 11:00 AM to 05:00 PM
Special Features:
Alfresco/Outdoor Dining, Bar, Carpark, Coach Parking, Entertainment, Live Music, Non Smoking, Suitable for Functions
Local Activities
Gunnamatta Trail Rides
150 Sandy RdPopular Local Activity
Gunnamatta Ocean Beach
半島溫泉
140 Springs LnRye Foreshore Playground
Rye Ocean Beach
Walk, Bush Trails & Historic Sights
Port Nepean National Park is a ‘must visit’ Mornington Peninsula location, not in the least because of its great walking trails. Combining vibrant natural landscapes with interesting local history, Port Nepean also happens to have some of the best views on the Mornington Peninsula (which really is saying something!) Park at the Point Nepean carpark and take a walk up to Fort Nepean, considered one of Australia’s best major fort complexes, or embark on a stroll to Cheviot Hill, Eagles Nest, London Bridge, or the Quarantine Station.
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尼平角國家公園
Ochiltree RoadPort Nepean National Park is a ‘must visit’ Mornington Peninsula location, not in the least because of its great walking trails. Combining vibrant natural landscapes with interesting local history, Port Nepean also happens to have some of the best views on the Mornington Peninsula (which really is saying something!) Park at the Point Nepean carpark and take a walk up to Fort Nepean, considered one of Australia’s best major fort complexes, or embark on a stroll to Cheviot Hill, Eagles Nest, London Bridge, or the Quarantine Station.
Enjoy a picnic in the peaceful Fingal Picnic Area located two kilometres north of Cape Schanck. This area was subdivided for housing but was re- purchased by the government from 1974 to 1977 and is now part of the Mornington Peninsula National Park. Facilities at the site include electric barbecues, toilets, tables and a ball games area. Walking tracks lead to nearby lookouts with spectacular views of basalt cliffs and Fingal Beach which is exposed at low tide. The return walk and access to the beach is via a steep staircase which may not be suitable for visitors with low mobility capabilities. A longer walk to the northern Gunnamatta Beach) is also available from the Fingal Picnic Area.
Start Location: Cape Schanck Road Cape Schanck Victoria 3939
End Location: Fingal Beach, Cape Schanck VIC, Australia Cape Schanck Victoria 3939
Distance: 5 KMS
Time to Complete: 2 HRS
Facilities:Barbecue, Carpark, Picnic Area, Public Toilet, Return over same path, Walk, Walks
Difficulty: Grade 2/5
Fingal Beach
Enjoy a picnic in the peaceful Fingal Picnic Area located two kilometres north of Cape Schanck. This area was subdivided for housing but was re- purchased by the government from 1974 to 1977 and is now part of the Mornington Peninsula National Park. Facilities at the site include electric barbecues, toilets, tables and a ball games area. Walking tracks lead to nearby lookouts with spectacular views of basalt cliffs and Fingal Beach which is exposed at low tide. The return walk and access to the beach is via a steep staircase which may not be suitable for visitors with low mobility capabilities. A longer walk to the northern Gunnamatta Beach) is also available from the Fingal Picnic Area.
Start Location: Cape Schanck Road Cape Schanck Victoria 3939
End Location: Fingal Beach, Cape Schanck VIC, Australia Cape Schanck Victoria 3939
Distance: 5 KMS
Time to Complete: 2 HRS
Facilities:Barbecue, Carpark, Picnic Area, Public Toilet, Return over same path, Walk, Walks
Difficulty: Grade 2/5
Greens Bush offers peaceful surroundings and the natural beauty of the bush making the area excellent for walking, picnicking and observing nature. This short loop takes you through eucalypt forests adjacent to Main Creek. Peppermint, Messmate and Manna Gum are the dominant overstorey species. Kangaroos are often sighted in the adjoining paddocks. Make sure to take the loop track back, otherwise you might walk all the way to Bushrangers Bay! This walk can be done in either direction or as part of the longer 26km Two Bays Trail.
Start/Finish: Undulating bush track.
Start Location: 210 Baldrys Road Main Ridge Victoria 3928
End Location: 210 Baldrys Road Main Ridge Victoria 3928
Distance: 2 KMS
Time to Complete: 1 HRS
Facilities: Carpark, Circuit, Walk, Walks
Difficulty: Grade 2/5
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Greens Bush
North South BreakGreens Bush offers peaceful surroundings and the natural beauty of the bush making the area excellent for walking, picnicking and observing nature. This short loop takes you through eucalypt forests adjacent to Main Creek. Peppermint, Messmate and Manna Gum are the dominant overstorey species. Kangaroos are often sighted in the adjoining paddocks. Make sure to take the loop track back, otherwise you might walk all the way to Bushrangers Bay! This walk can be done in either direction or as part of the longer 26km Two Bays Trail.
Start/Finish: Undulating bush track.
Start Location: 210 Baldrys Road Main Ridge Victoria 3928
End Location: 210 Baldrys Road Main Ridge Victoria 3928
Distance: 2 KMS
Time to Complete: 1 HRS
Facilities: Carpark, Circuit, Walk, Walks
Difficulty: Grade 2/5
Situated between Arthurs Seat and Cape Schanck, Greens Bush is the largest remnant of bushland on the Mornington Peninsula. The area contains a variety of vegetation communities and is a wildlife haven, making it an excellent place for nature walking. Peaceful surroundings and the natural beauty of the bush make the area excellent for walking, picnicking and observing nature. Explore the walking tracks that weave through Greens Bush and discover the many different vegetation communities in the park - from eucalypt forests to fern gullies, heathlands and grasslands. There is lots of birdlife in Greens Bush. Look for wrens, honeyeaters, parrots and birds of prey such as the Black-shouldered Kite and Wedge-tailed Eagle. In the early morning or at dusk, you can often see kangaroos feeding in the open grasslands. Black Wallabies prefer the forest and are well camouflaged in the shadows with their darker coat. However, most of the mammals in the park are nocturnal. As the light fades, listen for the soft twittering of Ringtail Possums or Sugar Gliders. The Little Forest Eptesicus Bat makes a higher-pitched call as it searches for insects, usually eaten on the wing. Native wildlife is abundant in this area and is particularly visible early in the day and at dusk. This walk can be done in either direction or as part of the longer 26km Two Bays Trail.
Start/Finish: Undulating bush track.
Start Location: 210 Baldrys Road Main Ridge Victoria 3928
End Location: Boneo Road Cape Schanck Victoria 3939
Distance: 10 KMS
Time to Complete:3.5 HRS
Facilities: Carpark, One way, Walk, Walks
Difficulty: Grade 2/5
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Greens Bush
North South BreakSituated between Arthurs Seat and Cape Schanck, Greens Bush is the largest remnant of bushland on the Mornington Peninsula. The area contains a variety of vegetation communities and is a wildlife haven, making it an excellent place for nature walking. Peaceful surroundings and the natural beauty of the bush make the area excellent for walking, picnicking and observing nature. Explore the walking tracks that weave through Greens Bush and discover the many different vegetation communities in the park - from eucalypt forests to fern gullies, heathlands and grasslands. There is lots of birdlife in Greens Bush. Look for wrens, honeyeaters, parrots and birds of prey such as the Black-shouldered Kite and Wedge-tailed Eagle. In the early morning or at dusk, you can often see kangaroos feeding in the open grasslands. Black Wallabies prefer the forest and are well camouflaged in the shadows with their darker coat. However, most of the mammals in the park are nocturnal. As the light fades, listen for the soft twittering of Ringtail Possums or Sugar Gliders. The Little Forest Eptesicus Bat makes a higher-pitched call as it searches for insects, usually eaten on the wing. Native wildlife is abundant in this area and is particularly visible early in the day and at dusk. This walk can be done in either direction or as part of the longer 26km Two Bays Trail.
Start/Finish: Undulating bush track.
Start Location: 210 Baldrys Road Main Ridge Victoria 3928
End Location: Boneo Road Cape Schanck Victoria 3939
Distance: 10 KMS
Time to Complete:3.5 HRS
Facilities: Carpark, One way, Walk, Walks
Difficulty: Grade 2/5
This track showcases beautiful flora and amazing hinterland scenery and is one of the hidden secrets of the Mornington Peninsula. Part of the Mornington Peninsula National Park this circuit walk is through a picturesque and tranquil reserve. Bulrushes, tree ferns and maiden hair ferns are some of the vegetation that can be found here.
Start Location: 1479 Mornington-Flinders Road Main Ridge
End Location: 1479 Mornington-Flinders Road Main Ridge
Distance: 3 KMS
Time to Complete: 2 HRS
Facilities: Carpark, Circuit, Walk, Birdwatching, Walks
Difficulty: Grade 1/5
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Main Ridge Nature Conservation Reserve
79 Barkers RdThis track showcases beautiful flora and amazing hinterland scenery and is one of the hidden secrets of the Mornington Peninsula. Part of the Mornington Peninsula National Park this circuit walk is through a picturesque and tranquil reserve. Bulrushes, tree ferns and maiden hair ferns are some of the vegetation that can be found here.
Start Location: 1479 Mornington-Flinders Road Main Ridge
End Location: 1479 Mornington-Flinders Road Main Ridge
Distance: 3 KMS
Time to Complete: 2 HRS
Facilities: Carpark, Circuit, Walk, Birdwatching, Walks
Difficulty: Grade 1/5
This 4 km circuit leads you through eucalypt forest with bracken understorey, before opening to views across grasslands and gullies of coast banksia and blackwood. The track passes alongside Main Creek, through the Mornington Peninsula National Park below the Greens Bush Section. Access from Two Bays Track on Long Point Road. halfway between Highfield and Gate 3 on Rogers Road. Parking available on Long Point Road. You will need to bring water. This walk can be done in either direction or as part of the longer 26km Two Bays Trail.
Start Location: Long Point Road Cape Schanck Victoria 3939
End Location: Long Point Road Cape Schanck Victoria 3939
Distance: 4 KMS
Time to Complete: 2 HRS
Facilities: Circuit, Walk, Walks
Difficulty: Grade 2/5
Long Point Circuit
Long Point CircuitThis 4 km circuit leads you through eucalypt forest with bracken understorey, before opening to views across grasslands and gullies of coast banksia and blackwood. The track passes alongside Main Creek, through the Mornington Peninsula National Park below the Greens Bush Section. Access from Two Bays Track on Long Point Road. halfway between Highfield and Gate 3 on Rogers Road. Parking available on Long Point Road. You will need to bring water. This walk can be done in either direction or as part of the longer 26km Two Bays Trail.
Start Location: Long Point Road Cape Schanck Victoria 3939
End Location: Long Point Road Cape Schanck Victoria 3939
Distance: 4 KMS
Time to Complete: 2 HRS
Facilities: Circuit, Walk, Walks
Difficulty: Grade 2/5
This beautiful circuit walk is located in a deep gully surrounded by native bushland vegetation including Eucalyptus forests. This walk is moderately difficult with hills and formed track offering views of the picturesque OT Dam which has a boardwalk around it. The main OT dam was built in 1934 by local men employed the OT Cordial Company (later to become Kia Ora Cordials) using horse drawn scoops with stone being carted for the wall/bank. Two dams were constructed for teh cordial companies irrigation purposes; this larger one in the timber above the property and a second smaller dam on Boundary Road (near where Collins Road is located). The company made a cordial called OT with chillies which is where the name OT came from. The business closed in the early 1940's probably due to lack of manpower due to the war. The walk is well sign posted and borders the Hillview Quarry.
Start Location: 527 Arthurs Seat Road Arthurs Seat
End Location: 527 Arthurs Seat Road Arthurs Seat
Distance: 3 KMS
Time to Complete: 1.5 HRS
Facilities: Carpark, Circuit, Walk, Birdwatching, Walks
Difficulty: Grade 2/5
OT Dam
This beautiful circuit walk is located in a deep gully surrounded by native bushland vegetation including Eucalyptus forests. This walk is moderately difficult with hills and formed track offering views of the picturesque OT Dam which has a boardwalk around it. The main OT dam was built in 1934 by local men employed the OT Cordial Company (later to become Kia Ora Cordials) using horse drawn scoops with stone being carted for the wall/bank. Two dams were constructed for teh cordial companies irrigation purposes; this larger one in the timber above the property and a second smaller dam on Boundary Road (near where Collins Road is located). The company made a cordial called OT with chillies which is where the name OT came from. The business closed in the early 1940's probably due to lack of manpower due to the war. The walk is well sign posted and borders the Hillview Quarry.
Start Location: 527 Arthurs Seat Road Arthurs Seat
End Location: 527 Arthurs Seat Road Arthurs Seat
Distance: 3 KMS
Time to Complete: 1.5 HRS
Facilities: Carpark, Circuit, Walk, Birdwatching, Walks
Difficulty: Grade 2/5
Leaving the Cape Schanck Visitor Area car park, follow the sealed Cape Schanck Road for 600m back towards Boneo Road. Turn left onto the dirt track which leads into the national park. Follow the walking track through coastal Moonah woodland towards Fingal and Gunnamatta Beach. A detour circuit walk provides access inland to Fingal Picnic Area car park, drinking water and toilets. Further north a side track leads to secluded Fingal beach via a long path of steep stairs. If you visit the beach, be sure to return to the high track as through access to Gunnamatta is difficult along the beach, especially at high tide. The main track passes through dense coastal vegetation with three spectacular lookouts along the way. When the track drops down onto the eastern end of Gunnamatta Beach, continue along the beach to the day visitor area containing the Surf Lifesaving clubhouse, car park and public toilets. This walk can be completed in either direction, and can be extended as part of the Coastal Walk.
Start/Finish: Gravel tracks and sealed road plus sand walking along the beach. Remember to return on the high track as through access along the beach is difficult at high tide. Swimming is dangerous unless lifesavers are present.
Start Location: 420 Cape Schanck Road Cape Schanck
End Location: Gunnamatta Beach Victoria
Distance: 9 KMS
Time to Complete: 5 HRS
Facilities: Carpark, Lookouts, Public Toilet, One way, Walk, Walks
Difficulty: Grade 4/5
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Cape Schanck Lighthouse Reserve
420 Cape Schanck RdLeaving the Cape Schanck Visitor Area car park, follow the sealed Cape Schanck Road for 600m back towards Boneo Road. Turn left onto the dirt track which leads into the national park. Follow the walking track through coastal Moonah woodland towards Fingal and Gunnamatta Beach. A detour circuit walk provides access inland to Fingal Picnic Area car park, drinking water and toilets. Further north a side track leads to secluded Fingal beach via a long path of steep stairs. If you visit the beach, be sure to return to the high track as through access to Gunnamatta is difficult along the beach, especially at high tide. The main track passes through dense coastal vegetation with three spectacular lookouts along the way. When the track drops down onto the eastern end of Gunnamatta Beach, continue along the beach to the day visitor area containing the Surf Lifesaving clubhouse, car park and public toilets. This walk can be completed in either direction, and can be extended as part of the Coastal Walk.
Start/Finish: Gravel tracks and sealed road plus sand walking along the beach. Remember to return on the high track as through access along the beach is difficult at high tide. Swimming is dangerous unless lifesavers are present.
Start Location: 420 Cape Schanck Road Cape Schanck
End Location: Gunnamatta Beach Victoria
Distance: 9 KMS
Time to Complete: 5 HRS
Facilities: Carpark, Lookouts, Public Toilet, One way, Walk, Walks
Difficulty: Grade 4/5
Crossing from one side of the peninsula to the other, this walk starts at the Western Sister headland of Sullivan Bay, Sorrento, then takes you through a Coastal Moonah Woodland habitat and the Tuckey Track Bushland Reserve, past Diamond Bay to finish at St Paul's Lookout at Bass Strait. The walk is mostly flat, with gently undulating sections, with a steep rise to St Paul's Lookout. The Tuckey Track is an interesting walk through history as it follows in the footsteps of Lieutenant James Tuckey who wrote 'An Account of a Voyage to Establish a Colony at Port Phillip'. This account provided valuable information about the convict settlement and the landscape in 1804.
Start Location: 3157 Point Nepean Road Sorrento Victoria
End Location: St Pauls Lookout Sorrento Victoria 3943
Distance: 2 KMS
Time to Complete: 0.7 HRS
Facilities: Carpark, One way, Walk, Birdwatching, Walks
Difficulty: Grade 2
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索倫託後海灘（ Sorrento Back Beach ）
Crossing from one side of the peninsula to the other, this walk starts at the Western Sister headland of Sullivan Bay, Sorrento, then takes you through a Coastal Moonah Woodland habitat and the Tuckey Track Bushland Reserve, past Diamond Bay to finish at St Paul's Lookout at Bass Strait. The walk is mostly flat, with gently undulating sections, with a steep rise to St Paul's Lookout. The Tuckey Track is an interesting walk through history as it follows in the footsteps of Lieutenant James Tuckey who wrote 'An Account of a Voyage to Establish a Colony at Port Phillip'. This account provided valuable information about the convict settlement and the landscape in 1804.
Start Location: 3157 Point Nepean Road Sorrento Victoria
End Location: St Pauls Lookout Sorrento Victoria 3943
Distance: 2 KMS
Time to Complete: 0.7 HRS
Facilities: Carpark, One way, Walk, Birdwatching, Walks
Difficulty: Grade 2
LInk to popular Walks
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Shire of Mornington Peninsula
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Sightseeing
Millionaires Walk features priceless bay views and the chance to quietly peruse some highly-priced private architecture. This stunning cliff top walk has historic significance as it was the first time the Union Jack was used to claim possession of Australia. The breathtaking water views across Port Phillip Bay to the Bellarine Peninsula, Melbourne and Mount Dandenong are amazing. Also you will get an insight into how Melbourne's elite spend time at their summer mansions. Millionaires Walk makes up a small part of the Sorrento Portsea Artists’ Trail, with four of the fourteen sites that comprise the trail located along Millionaires Walk. Paintings by Sir Arthur Streeton, Arthur Boyd and Ray Hodgkinson are displayed along the walk. Located not far from Point King Road is a white rig station and stone monument - this is the place where on the 9th March 1802, Acting Lieutenant John Murray, commander of the 'HMAS Lady Nelson' took possession of Point King, later to be renamed Port Phillip Bay, in the name of His Sacred Majesty George III of Great Britain and Ireland. It was the first time the Union Jack was used in Australia for this purpose.
Start/Finish:
Although there are gates at both ends of the track and at points along the way, there is a public right-of-way along the easement.
Start Location: Lentell Avenue Sorrento Victoria 3943
End Location: Point King Road Sorrento Victoria 3943
Distance: 1 KMS
Time to Complete: 1 HRS
Facilities: Lookouts, One way, Walk, Walks
Difficulty: Grade 1/5
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Millionaire's Walk
3498A Point Nepean RdMillionaires Walk features priceless bay views and the chance to quietly peruse some highly-priced private architecture. This stunning cliff top walk has historic significance as it was the first time the Union Jack was used to claim possession of Australia. The breathtaking water views across Port Phillip Bay to the Bellarine Peninsula, Melbourne and Mount Dandenong are amazing. Also you will get an insight into how Melbourne's elite spend time at their summer mansions. Millionaires Walk makes up a small part of the Sorrento Portsea Artists’ Trail, with four of the fourteen sites that comprise the trail located along Millionaires Walk. Paintings by Sir Arthur Streeton, Arthur Boyd and Ray Hodgkinson are displayed along the walk. Located not far from Point King Road is a white rig station and stone monument - this is the place where on the 9th March 1802, Acting Lieutenant John Murray, commander of the 'HMAS Lady Nelson' took possession of Point King, later to be renamed Port Phillip Bay, in the name of His Sacred Majesty George III of Great Britain and Ireland. It was the first time the Union Jack was used in Australia for this purpose.
Start/Finish:
Although there are gates at both ends of the track and at points along the way, there is a public right-of-way along the easement.
Start Location: Lentell Avenue Sorrento Victoria 3943
End Location: Point King Road Sorrento Victoria 3943
Distance: 1 KMS
Time to Complete: 1 HRS
Facilities: Lookouts, One way, Walk, Walks
Difficulty: Grade 1/5
Neighbourhoods
This is a quite Rural coastal suburb, situated on the Ocean Beach with a short drive to the Foreshore beachs of Rye, Sorrento, Rosebud & Blairgowrie.
A short drive inland and you are in prime Mornington Peninsula, wine and food regions of Red HIll, Main Ridge & Flinders.
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Saint Andrews Beach
This is a quite Rural coastal suburb, situated on the Ocean Beach with a short drive to the Foreshore beachs of Rye, Sorrento, Rosebud & Blairgowrie.
A short drive inland and you are in prime Mornington Peninsula, wine and food regions of Red HIll, Main Ridge & Flinders.
Golf Courses
St Andrews Beach Golf Course is situated in the famous Cups Region of the Mornington Peninsula and is ranked Australia’s fifth best Public Access Course by Golf Australia Magazine. Designed by world renowned course architect, Tom Doak, on a stunning piece of land, St Andrews Beach features dramatic undulations among subtle creases and hollows reminiscent of many coastal courses of the United Kingdom to provide a truly spectacular experience.
This classic 18-hole links-style members’ course debuted as the ninth best nationwide in 2006. Since opening for public access play in 2009, St Andrews Beach Golf has maintained the position of number one public access course on the Australian mainland.
St Andrews Beach Golf Course has a fully licensed rustic style clubhouse featuring al-fresco decking offering snacks and light meals. It also has a full fleet of motorised carts and club sets available for hire, and can cater for groups of any size.
St Andrews Beach Golf Course is open to the public seven days a week with affordable green fee prices.
Special Features: Bar, Carpark, Coach Parking, Food and Refreshments, Shop
Accessible friendly:
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.
Opening Hours: Open everyday from 07:00 AM to 06:00 PM
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St Andrews Beach Golf Course
209 Sandy RdSt Andrews Beach Golf Course is situated in the famous Cups Region of the Mornington Peninsula and is ranked Australia’s fifth best Public Access Course by Golf Australia Magazine. Designed by world renowned course architect, Tom Doak, on a stunning piece of land, St Andrews Beach features dramatic undulations among subtle creases and hollows reminiscent of many coastal courses of the United Kingdom to provide a truly spectacular experience.
This classic 18-hole links-style members’ course debuted as the ninth best nationwide in 2006. Since opening for public access play in 2009, St Andrews Beach Golf has maintained the position of number one public access course on the Australian mainland.
St Andrews Beach Golf Course has a fully licensed rustic style clubhouse featuring al-fresco decking offering snacks and light meals. It also has a full fleet of motorised carts and club sets available for hire, and can cater for groups of any size.
St Andrews Beach Golf Course is open to the public seven days a week with affordable green fee prices.
Special Features: Bar, Carpark, Coach Parking, Food and Refreshments, Shop
Accessible friendly:
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.
Opening Hours: Open everyday from 07:00 AM to 06:00 PM
The National Golf Club at Cape Schanck must rank as the best piece of golf real estate in the country. The 'Moonah' (Greg Norman), the 'Old Course' (Robert Trent Jones Jnr.) and the 'Gunnamatta' (Tom Doak), are three magnificently designed, world-class, 18 hole championship courses.
The state-of-the-art Clubhouse is surrounded by stunning wild vegetation with magnificent views of the sea. It overlooks the Moonah and Gunnamatta courses built on rolling sand dunes in classic 'links land' and is the venue for grand events and celebrations.
Although an exclusive private Club, The National Golf Club does allow selected groups to play the fine courses and use the excellent facilities. These groups include interstate and overseas visitors.
The National Golf Club is a private golf club. For all Victorian residents bookings can only be made by members of The National Golf Club. For Interstate and Overseas visitors please follow the booking procedure as stated on the website.
Special Features:
Bar, Carpark, Restaurant
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The National Golf Club
The National Golf Club at Cape Schanck must rank as the best piece of golf real estate in the country. The 'Moonah' (Greg Norman), the 'Old Course' (Robert Trent Jones Jnr.) and the 'Gunnamatta' (Tom Doak), are three magnificently designed, world-class, 18 hole championship courses.
The state-of-the-art Clubhouse is surrounded by stunning wild vegetation with magnificent views of the sea. It overlooks the Moonah and Gunnamatta courses built on rolling sand dunes in classic 'links land' and is the venue for grand events and celebrations.
Although an exclusive private Club, The National Golf Club does allow selected groups to play the fine courses and use the excellent facilities. These groups include interstate and overseas visitors.
The National Golf Club is a private golf club. For all Victorian residents bookings can only be made by members of The National Golf Club. For Interstate and Overseas visitors please follow the booking procedure as stated on the website.
Special Features:
Bar, Carpark, Restaurant
Set on 300 acres of gently rolling sand dunes, the 27 hole golf facility at The Dunes is Australia’s premier public access course.
The Dunes Golf Links - an 18 hole championship golf course. Victoria’s number one public access golf course and one of Australia’s top 20 golf courses.
Located in the heart of the Mornington Peninsula Cups region, The Dunes maintains the highest standards of course maintenance and customer service, matched only by the very best private clubs.
The Nine Hole Cups course is perfect for friends, family and people of all ages and is one of Australia's best nine hole golf courses
A fun, friendly club that is open and welcome to everyone. The newly renovated clubhouse is a standout with beautiful sweeping vista views of the golf course and the rolling Cups landscape. The Dunes Golf Links also offers great food and coffee compliments a warm friendly clubhouse on a first class golf course.
Special Features: Bar, Cafe, Carpark, Coach Parking, Family Friendly, Food and Refreshments, Kiosk, Non Smoking, Public Toilet, Restaurant
Opening Hours: Open everyday from 07:00 AM to 07:00 PM
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The Dunes Golf Links
335 Browns RdSet on 300 acres of gently rolling sand dunes, the 27 hole golf facility at The Dunes is Australia’s premier public access course.
The Dunes Golf Links - an 18 hole championship golf course. Victoria’s number one public access golf course and one of Australia’s top 20 golf courses.
Located in the heart of the Mornington Peninsula Cups region, The Dunes maintains the highest standards of course maintenance and customer service, matched only by the very best private clubs.
The Nine Hole Cups course is perfect for friends, family and people of all ages and is one of Australia's best nine hole golf courses
A fun, friendly club that is open and welcome to everyone. The newly renovated clubhouse is a standout with beautiful sweeping vista views of the golf course and the rolling Cups landscape. The Dunes Golf Links also offers great food and coffee compliments a warm friendly clubhouse on a first class golf course.
Special Features: Bar, Cafe, Carpark, Coach Parking, Family Friendly, Food and Refreshments, Kiosk, Non Smoking, Public Toilet, Restaurant
Opening Hours: Open everyday from 07:00 AM to 07:00 PM
Eagle Ridge Golf Course is set on the Mornington Peninsula and welcomes green-fee players, members, social and corporate groups to the stunning landscaped golf course in Victoria's premium golfing region.
Winner of the 2015 Legends Pro Am of the Year, Eagle Ridge offers a range of golf options from ultimate gold challenges to regular and beginner golf styles. Whether you are a member, a casual golfer or taking part in one of the famous corporate golf events, they guarantee a great day out.
More than just a golf course, you will enjoy a superb Clubhouse, a premier golf and functions venue which encompasses the Golf Shop, Cafe, Spike Bar, Lounge and Ballroom as well as enjoying magnificent views over the lakes and golf course.
Special Features:
Bar, Cafe, Carpark, Lockers
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Eagle Ridge Golf Course
215 Browns RoadEagle Ridge Golf Course is set on the Mornington Peninsula and welcomes green-fee players, members, social and corporate groups to the stunning landscaped golf course in Victoria's premium golfing region.
Winner of the 2015 Legends Pro Am of the Year, Eagle Ridge offers a range of golf options from ultimate gold challenges to regular and beginner golf styles. Whether you are a member, a casual golfer or taking part in one of the famous corporate golf events, they guarantee a great day out.
More than just a golf course, you will enjoy a superb Clubhouse, a premier golf and functions venue which encompasses the Golf Shop, Cafe, Spike Bar, Lounge and Ballroom as well as enjoying magnificent views over the lakes and golf course.
Special Features:
Bar, Cafe, Carpark, Lockers
The Moonah Links Golf Resort is the largest golf tourism development in recent Victorian history and consists of two world class courses - the Open Course and the Legends Course.
In addition, a fully integrated Golf clubhouse provides seven modern conference facilities with plenty of natural light, 75 deluxe Bedrooms and Suite, Spike Bar, Members' Lounge, Pebbles Restaurant as well as men's and ladies' locker and change rooms.
'The Championship Course' at Moonah Links is the first ever 18 holes built and prepared for a national championship, with exceptional viewing platforms for spectators. It was the venue for the 2003 Australian Open and is one of the longest courses in Australia, and probably in the world in this category.
In contrast to the Open Course which was purpose built to challenge the modern champion, the Legends Course is a more friendly golfing experience for players of all ages and abilities. The course is a loop of 18 holes that generally follow the valleys through a variety of landscapes ranging from ancient Moonah woodlands to open links land.
This Champion style Golf course is 36 holes and 72 pars.
Special Features: Bar, Barbeque, Cafe, Carpark, Coach Parking, Conference/Convention Facilities, Enquiry Desk, Family Friendly, Food and Refreshments, Lockers, Non Smoking, Public Toilet, Restaurant, Shop, Showers, Swimming Pool
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Peppers Moonah Links Resort
55 Peter Thomson DrThe Moonah Links Golf Resort is the largest golf tourism development in recent Victorian history and consists of two world class courses - the Open Course and the Legends Course.
In addition, a fully integrated Golf clubhouse provides seven modern conference facilities with plenty of natural light, 75 deluxe Bedrooms and Suite, Spike Bar, Members' Lounge, Pebbles Restaurant as well as men's and ladies' locker and change rooms.
'The Championship Course' at Moonah Links is the first ever 18 holes built and prepared for a national championship, with exceptional viewing platforms for spectators. It was the venue for the 2003 Australian Open and is one of the longest courses in Australia, and probably in the world in this category.
In contrast to the Open Course which was purpose built to challenge the modern champion, the Legends Course is a more friendly golfing experience for players of all ages and abilities. The course is a loop of 18 holes that generally follow the valleys through a variety of landscapes ranging from ancient Moonah woodlands to open links land.
This Champion style Golf course is 36 holes and 72 pars.
Special Features: Bar, Barbeque, Cafe, Carpark, Coach Parking, Conference/Convention Facilities, Enquiry Desk, Family Friendly, Food and Refreshments, Lockers, Non Smoking, Public Toilet, Restaurant, Shop, Showers, Swimming Pool