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Meeting Planner Guide DISCOVER • CONNECT • STAY • ENGAGE • LEARN PAGE Mornington Peninsula 3 Contents 01 Business Events Welcome to the 4 02 Mornington Peninsula Getting around the 6 03 Mornington Peninsula Venues & 8 04 Accommodation 05 Incentives 34 06 Group Dining 42 07 Familiarisation Tours 43 2 01 Business Events Mornington Peninsula Want to make your next event one of the most memorable experience for your delegates? We here at Business Events Mornington Peninsula are driven to help you achieve just this - we see your success, as our success. As a FREE service, we know and you know about the authentic, only and experiences firsthand which venues love our region and can give you the here and now experiences. Finally, and activities suit your event best. insiders know-how to help you find we can introduce you to the people those hidden gems, that will make your you can rely on to make all the magic Want to provide options for post event event one that delegates will talk about happen at your event. or partner touring we’ve got you for months even after the event. covered! As a division of Mornington As your time is valuable we can Peninsula Regional Tourism we We provide impartial insights into the manage all your request for proposals can leverage from our 350 tourism Mornington Peninsula as we act for the from the simple date and rate check businesses in region as well as whole region rather than an individual to multi-venue, multi-day events. providing you access to digital assets operator. Looking for inspiration, we’ve Additionally, we can arrange site to promote your event. got that in spades too - ensuring that inspections and famils to help you see ALL SET TO BRING YOUR EVENT TO THE MORNINGTON PENINSULA? Visit us at BusinessEventsMorningtonPeninsula.com.au or call us on 03 5950 1054 to get started on your event planning. 3 190 KMS OF COASTLINE 50 CELLAR DOORS 18 GOLF COURSES, 3 IN THE TOP 10 IN AUSTRALIA 30+ VILLAGES ACCOMMODATION FROM 5 STAR LUXURY 9 CHEF HATTED RESTAURANTS TO GLAMPING UNDER THE STARS 4 02 1HR FROM MELBOURNE Welcome to the Mornington Peninsula The Mornington Peninsula is renowned for being Melbourne’s favourite playground and the secret to discover is it’s a great region all year round for conducting business events. They say a location can make an event Combine this with $700 million in sleeves, feast with foodies, experience and being only an hour from Melbourne investment developing new hidden the flavours of some of the country’s your delegates will appreciate that they treasures and reinvigorating existing best cool climate wines and craft will spend more time discovering and product, you will find stunning locations brews, get gala ready or recharge in enjoying the region, rather than simply and a diverse range of experiences the great outdoors every day. getting here. working hand in hand with our venues and accommodation. With beautiful sunrises and spectacular We have been hitting the headlines for sunsets, your delegates will feel all the right reasons and in 2018 the We pride ourselves on our city recharged and invigorated from the Mornington Peninsula was voted the professionalism and relaxed country moment they breathe in the fresh ‘Most Delicious Region’ in Australia. charm; where you can roll up your salty air. 5 M11 Getting around the M3 THIS WAY TO YARRA VALLEY AND TO MELBOURNE DANDENONG RANGES Mornington Peninsula SEAFORD CARRUM DOWNS M11 Plan your trip FRANKSTON 5 LANGWARRIN K N 4 Flinders - Cape Schanck 10min Red Hill - Sorrento 33min I L Y A780 A Flinders - Dromana 23min Red Hill - Moorooduc 15min W L H 1 U Cape Schanck - Fingal 16min Moorooduc - Sorrento 30min C S U N I D Cape Schanck - Red Hill 16min Pt Leo - Flinders 11min NEPEAN HWY N BAXTER O E P Frankston - Mornington 18min Pt Leo - Cape Schanck 20min MOUNT O GOLF LINKS RD R Portsea - Sorrento 7min Pt Leo - Main Ridge 9min ELIZA O O M Portsea - Dromana 36min Fingal - Flinders 17min 3 PEARCEDALE Mornington - Melbourne 60min Fingal - Portsea 23min WESTERN PORT HWY THIS WAY TO PHILLIP ISLAND Mornington - Cape Schanck 30min MILLS BEACH C787 MORNINGTON SOMERVILLE 9 M11 C783 MOOROODUC BALCOMBE BAY MORNINGTON TYABB RD TYABB QUEENSCLIFF ESPLANADE 17 MOUNT TUERONG C777 PORT MARTHA NEPEAN HWY PHILLIP Y C784 W F LA U HASTINGS S POINT IN N NEPEAN PORTSEA E SAFETY BEACH P N O T 8 G 12 IN 16 N DROMANA R 6 PORTSEA 15 20 D 22 O R SURF BEACH M L L B BITTERN I A MCCRAE H D SORRENTO L 3 E R N T I AR S CRIB POINT H R E SORRENTO W R I D N N BACK BEACH G BITTERNDROMANA RD I 1 L R F ROSEBUD N A D O RTHU T BLAIRGOWRIE B110 R S 11 KS FRENCH TOOTGAROOK M11 SEA AN T RD 7 FR BONEO RD 18 ISLAND STONY POINT D RYE PT NEPEAN RD R BALNARRING TRUEMANS RD ILL H 2 RED D E R M HILL O R MERRICKS SOMERS N MAIN RIDGE ING C777 DUNDAS ST T BROWNS RD SHANDS RD O BALNARRING BEACH N SHOREHAM F MERRICKS BEACH L I BONEO N TUCKS RD 10 D 21 FINGAL E R RD S 13 R 19 D POINT LEO PT LEO SURF BEACH WESTERN SHOREHAM PORT BASS STRAIT GUNNAMATTA C777 SURF BEACH COWES BONEO RD 14 C787 4 FLINDERS CAPE SCHANCK PHILLIP ISLAND 6 M11 03 M3 THIS WAY TO Venues YARRA VALLEY AND TO MELBOURNE DANDENONG RANGES Accommodation SEAFORD PAGE CARRUM DOWNS M11 1 Blairgowrie Yacht Squadron 24 FRANKSTON 5 LANGWARRIN 2 Blue Mini - Eatery, Emporium, Events 25 K N 4 I L Y A780 A W L H 1 3 Carmel at Sorrento 10 U C S U N I D NEPEAN HWY N BAXTER O E P MOUNT O GOLF LINKS RD 4 Flinders Hotel 12 R ELIZA O O M 3 PEARCEDALE 5 Frankston Arts Centre 14 WESTERN PORT HWY THIS WAY TO PHILLIP ISLAND MILLS BEACH 6 Jackalope Mornington Peninsula 16 C787 MORNINGTON SOMERVILLE 7 Lindenderry Red Hill by Lancemore 26 9 M11 8 Mercure Portsea 27 C783 MOOROODUC BALCOMBE BAY MORNINGTON TYABB RD 9 Mornington Racecourse 28 TYABB QUEENSCLIFF ESPLANADE 10 Peppers Moonah Links Resort 29 17 MOUNT TUERONG C777 11 Port Phillip Estate 30 PORT MARTHA NEPEAN HWY PHILLIP Y C784 W F 12 Portsea Village Resort 18 LA U HASTINGS S POINT IN N NEPEAN PORTSEA E Pt. Leo Estate 31 SAFETY BEACH P 13 N O T 8 G 12 IN 16 N DROMANA R 6 14 RACV Cape Schanck Resort 32 PORTSEA 15 20 D 22 O R SURF BEACH M L L B BITTERN I A MCCRAE H D SORRENTO L 3 E R N T I AR S CRIB POINT Searoad Ferries H 15 20 R E SORRENTO W R I D N N BACK BEACH G BITTERNDROMANA RD I 1 L R F ROSEBUD N A D O RTHU T 16 The Bay Motel - Safety Beach 33 BLAIRGOWRIE B110 R S 11 KS FRENCH TOOTGAROOK M11 SEA AN T RD 7 FR BONEO RD 18 ISLAND STONY POINT D RYE PT NEPEAN RD R BALNARRING TRUEMANS RD 17 Woodman Estate 22 ILL H 2 RED D E R M HILL O R MERRICKS SOMERS N MAIN RIDGE ING C777 DUNDAS ST T BROWNS RD SHANDS RD O BALNARRING BEACH N SHOREHAM F MERRICKS BEACH L I BONEO N TUCKS RD 10 D Incentives 21 FINGAL E R RD S 13 R 19 D POINT LEO Enchanted Adventure Garden 36 PT LEO SURF BEACH 18 WESTERN & Tree Surfing SHOREHAM PORT BASS 19 37 Moonah Links Golf Resort STRAIT GUNNAMATTA C777 SURF BEACH COWES BONEO RD 38 14 C787 20 Moonraker Dolphins Swims 4 FLINDERS 21 Peninsula Hot Springs 39 CAPE SCHANCK PHILLIP ISLAND 22 Portsea Golf 40 VineTours 41 7 Venues Accommodation 8 04 It’s more than conferencing! The Mornington Peninsula is a great backdrop for your surroundings to our accommodation. It’s all star quality next product launch, expo, gala dinner, client seminar on the Mornington Peninsula — do your delegates prefer or team retreat. Don’t let our compact destination fool five star luxury or sleeping under the stars glamping; you, we have a diverse range of venues with indoor and whichever the choice is yours. outdoor spaces not to mention some pretty spectacular 9 Carmel at Sorrento VENUE DESCRIPTION Carmel At Sorrento offers 7 fully appointed 3 bedroom KEY FEATURES luxury apartments, a penthouse apartment with ultra luxurious appointments and two conference rooms • Situated in the heart of Sorrento for up to 50 delegates in the heart of Sorrento. • Two fully equipped conference rooms with unlimited WiFi The apartments feature comfortable home away from home living with three bedrooms, free unlimited WiFi, a large modern kitchen with • Conference rooms conveniently a walk-in pantry, living and dining room, laundry, two bathrooms and located in the apartment complex a powder room, opening up onto a good sized balcony with outdoor living and a BBQ. The master has a king bed that can convert into 2 • Half and full-day delegate king single beds and the 2 other bedrooms have queen sized beds. packages catered to individual The Penthouse has 3 king size beds which can convert into requirements 6 king singles. LOCATION • Situated in the heart of Sorrento Village • 90 minute drive from Melbourne 142 Ocean Beach Road, Sorrento 3943 T: +61 3 5984 3512 [email protected] carmelatsorrento.com.au 10 VENUES AND ACCOMMODATION CAPACITY 50 PEOPLE ACCOMMODATION 7 APARTMENTS WIFI CONFERENCE FACILITIES BANQUET HOLLOW ROOM NAME THEATRE CLASS BOARD U SHAPE COCKTAIL CABARET SQUARE/LONG SQUARE Conference Room 1 (LVL 1) 30-50 30 20 18 50 - 40/32 24 Conference Room 2 (LVL 2) 30-50 30 20 18 50 - 40/32 24 ACCOMMODATION DETAILS TYPE NO, OF ROOMS NO, OF BEDS Apartment 6 1K + 2Q or 2KS + 2Q Penthouse 1 3K or 6KS 11 Flinders Hotel VENUE DESCRIPTION Bringing together all the elements for a successful KEY FEATURES business retreat; complimentary WiFi, plenty of free • Complimentary WiFi parking, a huge range of local activities, on-site team building options (cooking or cocktail making classes), • Fully flexible modern event spaces quality menus, and 4.5 star boutique accommodation.
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  • Site: Cape Schanck

    Site: Cape Schanck

    Site: Cape Schanck About Cape Schanck: Cape Schanck is located at the southern tip of the Mornington Peninsula and separates the waters of Bass Strait from Western Port Bay. This site provides students with an amazing real-life view of coastal features such as caves, wave cut platforms and stacks. The site can be used to: • discuss the physical processes that have caused this environment to be in a constant state of change and; • evaluate the management strategies that have been put in place to ensure the sustainability of this environment. The bonus of this site is that students will hopefully be stunned by the views and the power of the ocean. Such experiences tend to make students more open for discussion about how to protect these environments. To access this site travel along Boneo Road, then turn into Cape Schanck Road. There are ample parking spaces and toilet facilities are available. There is no charge for entry. There is a walking track to a viewing area followed by a board walk with several steps down to the base of Cape Schanck. Note: The later part of this walk is not accessible for those in wheel chairs and may not be suitable for those with other disabilities. If possible it is best to visit this site at low tide as more of the features are visible. Here is a map to the carpark. Some information about Cape Schanck can be found at the Parks Victoria website Fieldwork Activities: Please note that not all of these activities need to be completed.