About this tour
Spend nine and a half hours exploring the Mornington Peninsula's coastal stretches and local food culture. This tour combines a scenic drive through the region's favourite spots with a return ferry crossing on Searoad Ferries, taking in views of the coastline and farmland. You'll pick strawberries (seasonal, November to April), stop at a harborside café for lunch, and travel in an air-conditioned coach throughout the day.
Highlights
- Strawberry picking in the paddocks (Nov–Apr)
- Scenic Searoad Ferries crossing both ways
- Coastal drives with bay panoramas
- Lunch at a working ferry-side café
- Local producer stops and regional produce
- Relaxed pace suitable for all fitness levels
What to expect
You'll start with a coach drive through the peninsula, stopping at working farms and local food producers to understand what grows here and how. In season, you'll pick strawberries straight from the plants—bring a hat and wear comfortable clothes. The day includes a return ferry journey with lunch served on board at the café. Between stops, you'll see the bay from both the coach and the water. It's a leisurely itinerary that mixes light activity with observation; expect to spend time standing and walking moderately.
Good to know
Strawberry picking runs November through April only. The café lunch is included but snacks aren't. Bring sunscreen and a hat. Infant seats are available if needed. Public transport options exist nearby if you prefer independent travel to the meeting point.
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