From the Mornington Peninsula to the hills and forests of the Dandenong Ranges via the stunning coastline of Phillip Island, there’s a lot to see within a couple of hours of Melbourne only. Have a look!
Painted beach houses, Mornington Peninsula
Painted beach houses, Mornington Peninsula
A beach on the Mornington Peninsula
To the left, the end of the Mornington Peninsula, to the right, Point Lonsdale and its lighthouse, guarding the entrance of Port Phillip Bay
Cheviot Hill Lookout
Cheviot Hill lookout
The end of the Mornington Peninsula
Cheviot Beach, Mornington Peninsula
Fort Nepean, at the tip of the Mornington Peninsula
Mornington Peninsula, Quarantine Station
Mornington Peninsula, Quarantine Station
Inside the Quarantine Station
Inside the Quarantine Station
An echidna on the Mornington Peninsula
Mornington Peninsula, London Bridge lookout
Cowrie Beach, Phillip Island
Phillip Island, The Nobbies
A seagull proudly watching the entrance to Phillip Island!
The beautiful coast next to the Nobbies
The beautiful coast next to the Nobbies
The Nobbies
Southpoint lookout, the Nobbies
A Cape Barren Goose on Phillip Island
The coast next to Pyramid Rock, Phillip Island
Pyramid Rock, Phillip Island
Phillip Island, Woolamai Beach
Phillip Island, Woolamai Beach
Phillip Island, Woolamai Beach
Fishing for the sun!
He would!
Who would dare surfing these impressing waves?
Phillip Island, Woolamai Beach
Surfing at sunset
Wallabys next to Woolamai Beach
Sunset over Woolamai Beach, Phillip Island
Early morning on Phillip Island
Driving in the Dandenong Ranges
Dandenong Ranges
Dandenong Ranges
Dandenong Ranges
Dandenong Ranges
Tall trees in the Dandenong Ranges
Dandenong Ranges
The view from a place called Skyhigh on top of Mount Dandenong in the Dandenong Ranges; you can even see Melbourne in the distance
