Map of Mornington Peninsula – Beaches, Towns & Coastal Guide

Map of Mornington Peninsula – Beaches, Towns & Coastal Guide

This map of the Mornington Peninsula provides an overview of one of Victoria's most popular coastal regions, including major towns, beaches, wineries, national parks, transport routes and visitor attractions. It is designed for general reference, travel planning and understanding how the peninsula is laid out.

Located southeast of Melbourne between Port Phillip Bay and Western Port, the Mornington Peninsula is known for beaches, coastal villages, wineries, golf courses, hot springs and scenic coastal landscapes.

Quick Answer:

The Mornington Peninsula is located south-east of Melbourne between Port Phillip Bay and Western Port. Major towns include Mornington, Mount Martha, Dromana, Rosebud, Rye, Sorrento and Portsea.

Interactive Mornington Peninsula Map (Reference View) Use this map to explore beaches, coastal towns, wineries, national parks and attractions throughout the Mornington Peninsula.
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This Mornington Peninsula map highlights coastal towns, beaches, wineries, national parks and major transport corridors.

Where Is the Mornington Peninsula Located?

The Mornington Peninsula is located in Victoria, extending south from Melbourne between Port Phillip Bay and Western Port. It forms one of Australia's most popular holiday and lifestyle regions.

  • North: Melbourne metropolitan area
  • South: Bass Strait coastline
  • East: Western Port and Phillip Island direction
  • West: Port Phillip Bay and Bellarine Peninsula direction

Main Towns of the Mornington Peninsula

The Mornington Peninsula contains numerous coastal towns, villages and tourism centres.

  • Mornington — major commercial and regional centre
  • Mount Martha — beachside residential community
  • Dromana — gateway town near Arthurs Seat
  • Rosebud — major bay-side tourism centre
  • Rye — popular holiday destination
  • Sorrento — historic coastal village
  • Portsea — prestigious seaside community
  • Red Hill — winery and gourmet food region
  • Flinders — coastal village on the southern coastline
  • Hastings — major Western Port township

Major Areas of the Mornington Peninsula Explained

  • Northern Peninsula — Mornington, Mount Martha and surrounding suburbs
  • Central Peninsula — Dromana, Red Hill and winery districts
  • Southern Peninsula — Rosebud, Rye, Sorrento and Portsea
  • Western Port Side — Hastings and surrounding communities
  • National Park Areas — coastal reserves and protected landscapes

Key Geographic Features

  • Port Phillip Bay — sheltered western coastline
  • Western Port — eastern coastal waterway
  • Bass Strait — southern ocean coastline
  • Arthurs Seat — prominent elevated lookout area
  • Point Nepean — historic coastal reserve
  • Mornington Peninsula National Park — protected coastal landscapes

Mornington Peninsula Transport and Road Map Overview

A map of the Mornington Peninsula is useful for understanding travel routes throughout the region and connections to Melbourne.

  • Mornington Peninsula Freeway — major transport corridor
  • Nepean Highway — key coastal route
  • Point Nepean Road — links southern peninsula towns
  • Western Port Highway connections — access eastern districts
  • Sorrento Ferry — connects with Queenscliff across Port Phillip Bay

Why People Search for a Map of the Mornington Peninsula

  • To locate beaches and coastal towns
  • To plan winery and food experiences
  • To explore national parks and scenic drives
  • To find accommodation and holiday destinations
  • To understand how the peninsula is laid out

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Mornington Peninsula Map FAQs

  • Where is the Mornington Peninsula located?
    The Mornington Peninsula is located south-east of Melbourne in Victoria.
  • What is the Mornington Peninsula known for?
    The region is known for beaches, wineries, hot springs, golf courses and coastal scenery.
  • What are the main towns on the Mornington Peninsula?
    Main towns include Mornington, Dromana, Rosebud, Rye, Sorrento, Portsea and Hastings.
  • How far is the Mornington Peninsula from Melbourne?
    Depending on destination, most areas of the peninsula are approximately one to two hours from Melbourne by road.

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