Top Mornington Peninsula Adventure Tours

Park your car and meet your luxury boat at the end of Sorrento Pier, your crew will greet you and welcome you onboard. See Australian Fur Seals resting and playing in the water, visit the Australasian Gannets and seabird colony, Cruise the famous coastal stretch from Sorrento to Portsea and see the famous cliff top homes and the coloured boat sheds of Portsea, and don’t forget to keep an eye out for the resident Bottlenose Dolphins that inhabit our Bay. Our custom-built tour vessel is designed specifically, ensuring freedom and comfort allowing you to move around onboard enjoying the view and also exploring the boat. Find your perfect seat on the boat, enjoy a free hot drink and watch the beautiful scenery on a leisurely 1.5 hour cruise! This tour is led by highly trained interpretive guides who live locally and love what they do – working hard to ensure your experience is fun, enjoyable, entertaining and informative.

Get out of busy Melbourne for the day and enjoy the rugged beauty of the Mornington Peninsula. Leaving the city behind, you’ll drive to must-see sights like London Bridge, the seaside town of Sorrento, and Arthurs Seat. You won’t just travel by car, though: take a harbor cruise admire the views from Murrays Lookout for different views of the peninsula. This is a fun day out that travelers with a range of interests will love, for different views of the peninsula. This is a fun day out that travelers with a range of interests will love.

While visiting the Mornington Peninsula, take a half-day dolphin-watching cruise on Port Phillip bay to look for bottlenose dolphins, Australian fur seals, and other marine life. Ride in comfort on a luxury boat that has room to walk around, provides complimentary light refreshments, and has other food available for purchase. This tour is combined with a swimming tour, making it a great option for the whole family.

Head out into Port Phillip Bay for the chance to swim with seals and dolphins with this boat tour. You'll visit the manmade Chinaman's Hat, known for its population of Australian Fur Seals, where you'll get to snorkel with the friendly creatures. You'll then head out to look for dolphins; if you're lucky, you'll get the chance to swim with them.