Campervan Loops from the Mornington Peninsula: Phillip Island and the Great Ocean Road

Quick summary: A campervan makes the Mornington Peninsula part of a longer Victorian road trip. Drive east to Phillip Island for wildlife, or take the vehicle ferry from Sorrento across Port Phillip to Queenscliff and continue to Torquay and the Great Ocean Road. The ferry avoids driving back through Melbourne. Check vehicle size limits and book the crossing ahead.

At a glance
EastPhillip Island
Across the baySorrento to Queenscliff ferry
WestTorquay and the Great Ocean Road
FerryCheck size limits; book ahead
One-way optionsOther Australian cities
ToursPhillip Island tours

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Which RV loop from the Mornington Peninsula takes in Phillip Island?

Drive east around Western Port to Phillip Island for its wildlife, then return to Melbourne. See Phillip Island tours.

How do you reach the Great Ocean Road?

Take the vehicle ferry from Sorrento to Queenscliff, then drive to Torquay, the start of the coastal route past the Twelve Apostles.

Can you end the trip somewhere else?

Most suppliers with branches in other cities allow one-way hires, usually with a longer minimum hire period.

What else is there on the coast?

ExperienceTours
Whale watchingWhale watching tours
Dolphins and sealsDolphin and seal tours
Bay cruisesBoat cruises

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you take a campervan on the Sorrento to Queenscliff ferry?

Vehicle ferries run across the bay; check size limits and book ahead.

How do you get from the Mornington Peninsula to the Great Ocean Road?

By ferry to Queenscliff, then on to Torquay.

Can you do a one-way campervan hire from Melbourne?

Yes, with suppliers that have branches in other cities.

Is Phillip Island near the Mornington Peninsula?

Yes, it lies to the east across Western Port.