MORNINGTON PENINSULA National Parks
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| Experience wild, windswept ocean beaches, underwater environments, tranquil bushland, amazing scenery and native animals. The national, state and marine parks of the region are diverse and a short drive from Melbourne. |
| Mornington Peninsula National Park | ||
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Victoria's most popular park features rugged coastal scenery, pounding surf beaches, historic military fortifications and spectacular views. Swim, surf, wander along the top of rugged basalt cliffs at Cape Schanck, explore native bushland at Greens Bush and delve into history at scenic Point Nepean. |
| Arthurs Seat State Park | ||
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Rising above the Mornington Peninsula, Arthurs Seat is the most familiar of all Port Phillip Bay landscape features and offers breathtaking panoramic views from a 300 metre peak. |
| French Island National Park | ||
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Victoria's koala capital is a place of peace and quiet. There's only one way to get there – via a 30-minute ferry ride from Stoney Point on Western Port. In spring, the island is a blaze of colour as hundreds of orchids and other native species blossom. |