Mornington Peninsula in Melbourne is a place you won't regret visiting

After visiting Mornington Peninsula more than a dozen times, I really love it here. With various wineries, farms, beaches, and the stunning national parks, I stayed here for another three days this time, sharing today's surprising itinerary: ～pt.leo.Estate I fell in love with its design from the moment I entered, where architecture, greenery, and art perfectly blend. If you want to visit Yayoi Kusama's pumpkin and KAWS's art pieces, you need to buy a ticket (10 dollars). It seems that Sister Doo really likes contemporary art, she started taking photos with her watch as soon as she entered, looking carefully at each piece. We had lunch and didn't arrive until 3 PM, and by the time we finished touring the estate, it was already 4 PM, and the winery's restaurant had stopped serving, which was a bit of a pity. ～Cape Schanck One of the national parks on the Mornington Peninsula, it's just a ten-minute drive from pt winery. I've taken wedding photos here before, as well as photos of the starry sky, a very majestic and impressive spot. With Sister Doo, we couldn't wait to see the starry sky, and we left after seeing the lighthouse. ～rosebud beach The famous jellyfish beach on the Mornington Peninsula, with a fun playground for children nearby, Sister Doo had so much fun she didn't want to leave. After watching the sunset, we casually found a Mediterranean restaurant, similar to Turkish barbecue🍖, and it was unexpectedly delicious😋 ～If you want to drive around Melbourne, consider setting aside 1-2 days for the Mornington Peninsula. You can take the ferry from Sorrento to Queenscliff with your car, starting your Great Ocean Road journey.