Flinders Blowhole
Attractions in Mornington Peninsula, Mornington Peninsula
The Blowhole track is off Boneo Road (opposite Razorback Road) between Flinders and Cape Schanck. There is a well-made track and a wooden boardwalk and stairway to the blowhole. Magnificent views can be seen of the wild surf and rocky…
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About Flinders Blowhole
The Blowhole track is off Boneo Road (opposite Razorback Road) between Flinders and Cape Schanck. There is a well-made track and a wooden boardwalk and stairway to the blowhole. Magnificent views can be seen of the wild surf and rocky Bass Strait coastline. Great photo opportunities exist with the blowhole on the right at the end of Elephant Rock. Bird lovers be camera ready to capture Little Bird Rock on the right where many birds rest. If luck is on your side, you may even witness sea eagles soaring above in all their majestic beauty. Beware of large sea swells and slippery bluestone rocks when exploring near the blowhole.
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The Mornington Peninsula offers coastal scenery, beaches, and hinterland. People visit for the walking tracks, local produce, and wineries.
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