Cape Schanck has stunning ocean views, wild unspoilt beaches and dramatic volcanic formations. The boardwalk leading down to Pulpit Rock and the Devils Desk have been created over millions of years. The lookouts along the way have spectacular views to these geological formations and through to Bushranger Bay. The Cape Schanck Lighthouse looks over the wild spectacular landscape and has been a guiding light for ships since 1859. This was my first sunrise at Cape Schanck, luck

Exploring the amazing seaweed covered rock shelf and rock pools at Gunnamatta Ocean Beach on the Mornington Peninsula. It is the most popular surf beach in the Mornington Peninsula National Park, with consistently high swells and rocky reefs. The long stretch of exposed sandy beach is popular with walkers who can follow the beach east towards Fingal and Cape Schanck, and west towards Boag Rocks. www.morningtonpeninsula.com.au #GunnamattaOceanBeach #Gunamatta #Ocean #Sea #Rock

Big thanks to Melbourne Tourist Guide & Australia Tourist Guides for featuring my Dragon Head image at 16th Beach on Instagram. Check out their galleries on Instagram @melbournetouristguide to see more great images of Melbourne and Australia. www.melbournetouristguide.com www.australiatouristguides.com #dragonheadrock #sixteenthbeach #16thbeach #rainbow #clouds #blue #sea #ocean #waves #water #sky #goldenhour

These beautiful and rugged seascapes were taken at Safety Beach on the Mornington Peninsula during the golden hour on a Saturday evening. It was a cold and very windy with a few showers thrown in. Safety Beach is nestled between Mount Martha and Dromana on Melbourne's beautiful Mornington Peninsula. Safety Beach takes its name from the calm and shallow waters of Dromana Bay, it is a scenic spot with views to the peak of Mount Martha in the north and to Arthurs Seat in the Sou

Dragon Rock can be found at 16th Beach, an ocean beach found at Rye on the Mornington Peninsula. Calcarious sandstone cliffs tower above this popular beach which is named after the 16th point on the 11km Lifesaving Track, constructed in the 1890s to provide better access to the coast after two devastating shipwrecks. If you walk along the beach around the headland towards Rye you will view the Dragon rock and a myriad of other natural formations and rock pools. #16thBeach #Dr