Our Region
Discover Portarlington and the Bellarine Peninsula, where coastal villages, celebrated wineries and exceptional local produce meet the sparkling waters of Port Phillip Bay.

Getting to
Portarlington
All Portarlington Mussel Tours begin and end at Portarlington Pier, conveniently located beside the town centre.
By Car
Travelling by car gives you the freedom to explore the Bellarine Peninsula’s coastal towns, wineries and local producers along the way. Portarlington is approximately 90 minutes from Melbourne CBD or 25 minutes from central Geelong.
From Melbourne, follow the Princes Freeway towards Geelong before continuing along Portarlington Road. Enter Portarlington Pier into your navigation app and allow additional time during weekends and holiday periods.
By Ferry
From Melbourne
Travel with Port Phillip Ferries from Melbourne, Docklands directly to Portarlington Pier. The comfortable passenger ferry takes approximately 70 minutes and arrives alongside our tour departure point. Depending on the ferry timetable and your tour time, you may also have time to explore Portarlington before or after your experience
From the Mornington Peninsula
Searoad Ferries carries vehicles and foot passengers between Sorrento and Queenscliff. The crossing takes approximately 40 minutes, followed by a 20-minute drive to Portarlington. Foot passengers should arrange onward transport from Queenscliff.
By Plane
Avalon Airport is the closest commercial airport to the Bellarine Peninsula. Allow approximately 50 minutes to reach Portarlington by hire car or prearranged transfer.
Melbourne Airport is another option for interstate and international visitors.
From there, continue by hire car or arranged transfer and allow approximately 90 minutes, depending on traffic.
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The Bellarine
Things to do in Portarlington & The Bellarine
Portarlington sits in a beautiful corner of the Bellarine Peninsula, surrounded by beaches, vineyards, coastal trails and small seaside towns — and you don’t have to travel far to find something worth doing.
Where to Eat & Drink in Portarlington & The Bellarine
The Bellarine Peninsula is packed with great places to eat and drink, from waterfront seafood and relaxed local cafes to cellar doors, vineyard restaurants and some seriously good spots for a glass of wine.
Where to Stay in Portarlington & the Bellarine
From boutique hotels and beachfront pods to winery glamping, comfortable motels and luxury retreats, there’s a surprisingly diverse range of accommodation in Portarlington and across the Bellarine.
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