Flinders is set on the south coast of the Mornington Peninsula, a region famous for its wineries. During the 1880s, Flinders became known as a health and recreation resort and a number of guesthouses and hotels began to emerge. Today Flinders remains a popular holiday spot, with its renowned cliff-top golf course and gastropub. Heritage buildings have wide verandahs, often shading antique and curio shops or excellent cafes, giving the town an enchanting and historic air. This, combined with taking in the view across the bay to The Nobbies and Seal Rocks, makes it is easy to understand the town's perennial appeal.
Visitor Information
Nepean Hwy, Dromana; (03) 5987 3078 or 1800 804 009


