Mornington Winery Tours

The Mornington Winery Tours offers various attractions, including rustic farmhouses, delicious chocolate creations, and excellent Pinot Noir. The region is known for its stunning landscapes, from quiet bayside beach boxes to the roaring southern ocean, and is home to many hidden gourmet delights in its hinterland.

DAYS	1
DEPARTS	07:40
RETURNS	18:00
PRICE	AUD 175

Highlights of Mornington Peninsula Winery Tours

Take a leisurely walk next to the famous Beachside Bathing Boxes.
Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views from Arthur Seat.
Enjoy a morning cheese platter at Main Ridge Dairy.
Experience the exquisite flavours of Red Hill Estate’s critically acclaimed wines.
Explore the refreshing cider available at Hart’s Farm.
Experience the delicious offerings of Mornington Peninsula Chocolates.
Visit Sunny Ridge Strawberry Farm for liqueurs and fruit.
Conclude the day with a final tasting at T’Gallant Winery, another Boutique Cellar Door.

Itinerary

Why Visit Mornington Peninsula?

Explore a hidden gem cherished by Victorian residents.

The Mornington Peninsula is a popular destination for those looking to escape the city, relax, and enjoy its abundant produce, wines, stunning beaches, and rolling farmland.

As pioneers in bringing tourists to the Mornington Peninsula and one of the longest-running operators of wine and produce tours departing Melbourne to this region, we offer a variety of exceptional destinations for you to explore on this indulgent and remarkable tour.

Arthurs Seat

We begin by going up to Main Ridge and enjoying the views from ‘Arthurs Seat Lookout’, admiring the panoramas across the bay.

Enjoy a morning cheese platter at Main Ridge Dairy

This goat’s dairy farm in the countryside offers a variety of cheese platters for tasting. Visitors can enjoy samples ranging from soft to hard cheeses. Additionally, there is an opportunity to meet the resident goats with floppy ears.

Two boutique vineyards are available for cellar door tastings

Two wineries, including Red Hill Estate, are visited during the day for wine tasting and enjoying the expansive views. The last stop on the winery tour is T’Gallant Vineyard, where visitors can taste their award-winning excellent climate wines.

Cider is available at Harts Farm

This small family-run farm orchard produces traditional apple ciders, high-quality olive oils, and cider vinegar. Each bottle reflects the meticulous care that has been put into its creation.

Explore the town of Flinders and a local chocolatier

The seaside town of Flinders is known for its galleries, shops, cafes, and restaurants. During the visit, there will be an opportunity to explore the township and try the gourmet creations at Mornington Peninsula Chocolaterie and Ice Creamery.

The Bathing Boxes

Visiting Melbourne would not be complete without seeing the brightly coloured beach boxes. The first stop in the morning is a stroll along the beach, offering the opportunity to take some memorable photos of these unique and charming tourist attractions.

Details

Pricing Options

Mornington Peninsula wine tour $175 18yo+
**Not suitable for those under 18; a photo ID is required.

Organising a private tour for your group to Mornington Peninsula has never been easier. Contact our charters team at wildlifetours.com.au, and we can help make your trip memorable. You can follow our itinerary or customise your own with our local experts. Enjoy moving at your group’s pace with the convenience of pickups and drop-offs at your preferred address.

Pick up Times & Locations

7:10 am – Base Backpackers (City Return)* 17 CARLISLE ST ST KILDA
7:15 am – Habitat HQ (City Return)* 333 ST KILDA RD ST KILDA
7:25 am – Urban Central 334 CITY RD SOUTHBANK (City Return)*
7:20 am – Pegasus Apart Hotel 206 A’BECKETT ST MELBOURNE MELBOURNE
7:25 am – Ibis Hotel on Theory 15 CHERRY ST MELBOURNE
7:30 am – Rydges Melbourne 186 EXHIBITION ST MELBOURNE
7:40 am – Main Meeting Point: Immigration Museum (East-Side) 400 FLINDERS ST (MARKET ST ENTRANCE) MELBOURNE
7:45 am – The Savoy Hotel 630 Little Collins MELBOURNE
7:50 am – Holiday Inn 575 FLINDERS LANE NEAR SPENCER ST
8:40 am – Bunnings Frankston MCMAHONS ROAD (outside the front doors) FRANKSTON
9:15 am – Arthurs Seat 790 ARTHURS SEAT ROAD (Lookout Carpark) MORNINGTON PENINSULA

* If you cannot find your desired pickup location, please get in touch with our office for a more exhaustive list of locations. It is strongly recommended that you arrive at your pickup location at least 10 minutes before departure time. Please be patient and do not panic if your bus is running a few minutes late. If your bus has not picked you up within 10 minutes of your departure time, then contact our office on 03 9393 1300

What do you need to bring?

Water bottle
Hat
Sunscreen
Comfortable walking shoes
Warm and cool clothing
Rain jacket
Camera
A sense of adventure

What's Included?

All wine/cider tastings
Gourmet goat cheese tasting
Chocolate samples
Professional driver/guide
Entertaining tour commentary

Online Bookings

FAQ

What types of winery tours are available on the Mornington Peninsula?

Mornington Peninsula offers a variety of winery tours, including private tours customised to your preferences, public tours ideal for individuals or small groups, wine-taste trails covering multiple wineries, winery lunch tours focusing on food and wine pairings, and combo tours featuring a mix of wine tasting, vineyard lunches, chocolate tasting, and visits to cider houses and breweries.

Can I taste different types of wines during the tours?

Yes, you can taste a wide range of wines during the tours. The Mornington Peninsula is particularly renowned for its Pinot Gris, Chardonnay, and Pinot Noir. Many wineries offer a selection of these and other varieties, allowing you to explore both familiar and new flavours.

Are there options for non-drinkers or designated drivers?

Yes, many tours cater to non-drinkers or designated drivers by providing soft drink options. Additionally, the tours offer a range of experiences beyond wine tasting, such as scenic views, gourmet food, and visits to local attractions like chocolate makers and berry farms.

What other activities can I expect besides wine tasting on a Mornington Peninsula winery tour?

Beyond wine tasting, tours often include scenic views of the picturesque landscape, gourmet vineyard lunches, opportunities to learn about winemaking and the region’s history, and visits to chocolate makers, berry farms, cider houses, and craft breweries. Some tours also offer chances to spot local wildlife, like wild kangaroos.

How do I choose the right Mornington Peninsula winery tour for me?

Consider your preferences for a private or public tour, the type and variety of wines you want to explore, the pace and length of the tour, and the scenery or specific wineries you wish to visit. Also, think about food options and any additional activities you’re interested in. Research and consider what matters most to you, whether it’s a personalised experience, a particular wine variety, or stunning views, to find the perfect tour.