Top Mornington Peninsula Nature Walks

Boneo Maze is a fun family attraction located on the Mornington Peninsula. This general entrance ticket provides full-day access to the park, including the gardens, wetlands, and mazes. Enjoy unlimited rounds of mini-golf, follow the boardwalks around the wetlands, tackle three hedge mazes, and play gigantic versions of chess, checkers, and connect four in the Mega Games garden.

You'll get to see our 20 acre organic farm, and feed all of our animals: Alpacas, sheep, ducks, chooks, cows and geese. Our sheep will come up for a pat. And you will get to hand feed them some lucerne or grass hay. Depending on the time of year, we sometimes have a baby lamb you can help feed a bottle of milk to. Our alpacas, Chance, Chase, Dino and Eureka can take a bit more time to warm up, but they'll come up for some food if the group is calm and quiet. We'll check out our ducks and chooks and we often have ducklings or chickens you can hold as well). Finally we finish up with Chestnut and Mathilda our two house cows who will lick and nose you until they get some food from your hand.

Take a small-group hiking tour along the George Bass Coastal Walk to experience the coastal landscape from Punchbowl (San Remo) to Kilcunda. Expect to walk at a leisurely pace and benefit from insightful commentary provided by your guide about Phillip Island’s plant and animal life. The walk takes about two hours, and is followed by a late lunch before you are returned to your hotel.

Enjoy hiking the invigorating and scenic Cape Woolamai trail on Phillip Island without the risk of getting lost, on a guided tour. Spot a range of wildlife—including penguins and wallabies—that you might miss if traveling alone. If you’re making good time there will even be the chance to stop for a wine or beer tasting—a great way to relax en route.