Mornington Peninsula Accommodation
Our Mornington Peninsula holiday homes, beach houses, and snug retreats are the ideal base for your next seaside escape. Whether it’s luxury waterfront stays in Sorrento and Portsea or charming family homes in Rye and Dromana, you’ll find somewhere to relax and recharge. From lavish getaways to budget-friendly options – even pet-friendly stays – our Mornington Peninsula accommodation is for families, couples, and groups ready to make the most of their coastal adventure.
Why choose an Alloggio holiday home on the Mornington Peninsula?
Wake up to ocean views in a sleek beach house, unwind with the family in a nature-filled retreat, or stay just steps from Red Hill’s coolest wineries. Our handpicked Mornington Peninsula holiday homes are a comfortable place to rest your head, whip up fresh local eats, soak up the privacy, and explore the Peninsula’s best spots at your own pace. Coastal living doesn’t get better than this.
Tootgarook
Rose by the Bay
- 6
- 1
- 3
Rose By The Bay is a fabulous house to relax and retreat anytime . Ideally located within a short walk to Tootgarook front beach, short drive to Rye Village shops, cafes and restaurants
Blairgowrie
Blairgowrie Relaxation
- 8
- 2.0
- 3
Family friendly holiday house in a quiet corner of Blairgowrie! – LINEN INCLUDED!
Fingal
Wirilda
- 9
- 2.0
- 5
This modern retreat is nestled right in the middle of the lush greeneries of the beautiful Moonah Woodland. It feels like you’re in paradise, nestled away from it all. It’s spacious and opulent, with a heated pool, outoor fire and more, all you need for a relaxing retreat! LINEN INCLUDED
Find the perfect place to stay for your Mornington Peninsula holiday
Stay in an Alloggio holiday home and dive into the Peninsula experience your way. From romantic escapes to family getaways and group adventures, our Mornington Peninsula accommodations are designed with your travel style in mind. Perfectly placed near iconic attractions and hidden gems, our holiday homes offer comfort, convenience, and a true local vibe for a memorable stay.
Things to do on the Mornington Peninsula and surrounds
Explore the Mornington Peninsula’s Beaches
- Sorrento Back Beach: A stunning stretch of coastline ideal for scenic walks and photography.
- Dromana Beach: Calm waters perfect for families and paddleboarding.
- Point Leo Beach: Great for surfing or relaxing picnics by the shore.
Hike the Coastal Trails
Discover breathtaking views along the Cape Schanck Lighthouse Walk or the Bushrangers Bay Trail. Both offer dramatic cliffs, diverse wildlife, and serene picnic spots.
Relax in the Peninsula Hot Springs
Lose yourself (and any stress) in natural thermal pools, rejuvenating spa treatments, and peaceful gardens at this iconic wellness destination.
Visit the Wineries and Vineyards
The Mornington Peninsula is known for its cool-climate wines. Explore Red Hill’s vineyards and enjoy standout pinot noir and chardonnay. Visit Avani Wines for biodynamic blends, Polperro Winery for bold reds and great views, or Ten Minutes by Tractor for a top wine and dining experience.
Explore the Arthurs Seat Eagle
Soar above the treetops in a scenic gondola ride and take in panoramic views of the coastline, Port Phillip Bay, and beyond.
Where to eat on the Mornington Peninsula
- Montalto: Indulge in farm-to-table perfection with breathtaking vineyard views to match.
- The Baths Sorrento: Feast on modern Australian dishes while soaking up those unbeatable waterfront vibes.
- Rare Hare: Laid-back dining meets exceptional local produce and wines in a setting you’ll love.
- Merricks Wine Store: A charming spot for hearty meals, boutique wines, and a cosy, relaxed atmosphere.
- Bistro Elba: Experience a taste of the French Riviera with a focus on fresh, local seafood in a quaint seaside setting.
Travel tips for the Mornington Peninsula
- Pack for All Seasons: The peninsula’s weather can change quickly, so layers are key.
- Explore Nearby Towns: Discover quaint seaside villages like Flinders and Balnarring.
- Hit the Local Markets: Don’t miss the Red Hill Market or Mornington Racecourse Market for fresh produce, artisanal goods, and local treasures.
How to get there
- By Car: Just an hour’s drive from Melbourne along the M11 and Peninsula Link.
- By Ferry: Arrive via the Sorrento-Queenscliff ferry, a scenic journey across Port Phillip Bay.
- By Train/Bus: Take the train to Frankston and connect with local bus services to the peninsula.
Getting around the Mornington Peninsula
- Car Hire: The best way to explore at your own pace.
- Cycling: Enjoy the Peninsula Link Trail or scenic coastal rides.
- Public Transport: Local buses service many key locations.
FAQs
When is the best time to visit the Mornington Peninsula?
- Spring (September-November): Perfect for winery tours and hiking.
- Summer (December-February): Ideal for beach days and water activities.
- Autumn (March-May): Enjoy cooler weather and stunning autumnal landscapes.
- Winter (June-August): Relax in the Peninsula Hot Springs or enjoy indoor dining.
Do you offer pet-friendly accommodation?
Yes, we provide a variety of pet-friendly Mornington Peninsula accommodation. Browse our website to find the perfect getaway for you and your furry friend.