Frankston
Frankston Visitor Guide
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Frankston Visitor Information Centre Local people with local knowledge looking after you Whether planning a brief stop over, longer stay, or have family or friends coming to visit, see us for: • I nformation on attractions, activities and events • L ocal and regional maps and visitor guides • F REE Accommodation booking service • D ay trip suggestions and itineraries • Tours, car hire and public transport advice • m yki visitor passes • L ocal and Australian made produce, wine, gifts and souvenirs 2
Frankston Waterfront (PO Box 490) 7N Pier Promenade, Frankston 3199 Melway Ref: 100A, A9 pen 9.00 am to 5.00 pm O (7 days a week) closed Christmas Day and Good Friday. tourism@frankston.vic.gov.au
1300 322 842
Welcome to Frankston Where the Mornington Peninsula experience begins
Frankston has long been Melbourne’s favourite family playground, offering the best beaches, beautiful parks and gardens, and endless opportunities for having fun. It’s also the perfect base for exploring the Mornington Peninsula. Getting here is a breeze; Frankston is less than one hour’s drive from Melbourne and with a major rail link and three motorways on offer. With over 500 parks and reserves, Frankston boasts a myriad of walking paths, bike tracks, tranquil creeks, bushland flora and fauna reserves and wetlands of international significance. Stunning sunsets over Frankston’s Waterfront can be enjoyed whilst dining at beachside restaurants. Frankston is home to many much loved major events, festivals and community activities that will suit every interest.
Table of Contents Welcome Getting Here Waterfront Arts and Culture Shopping Festivals and Events Indulge Explore Play Entertainment Stay Over
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Business Listing
Remember, visit the renowned Frankston Arts Centre providing the ultimate art and cultural experience. Admire local and notable artworks at our local galleries or take a trip down memory lane and visit one of the historic homesteads.
Things to See and Do Arts and Culture Eating Out Shopping Getting Around Stay Over Beyond Frankston
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Whether you are a visitor to Frankston or a local resident, this guide showcases just some of what Frankston has to offer.
Useful Information Maps
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Shop until you drop with a wide selection of quality retail experiences on offer.
Enjoy!
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Getting here and getting around Destination
By Road
By Train
Melbourne
50 minutes / 42 km
1 hour
Tullamarine Airport, Melbourne
1 hour / 80 km (using toll road) 1.5 hours / 87 km (using Nepean Hwy no tolls)
Portsea
1 hour / 56 km
n/a
Phillip Island, Cowes
1.5 hours / 103 km
n/a
Geelong (via ferry)
2 hours / 95 km
n/a
Dandenongs Ranges, Belgrave
50 minutes / 45 km
2 hours
Yarra Valley, Yarra Glen
1 hour / 69 km
2.5 hours
Trains and Buses
On Foot
Located in the heart of Frankston is the Frankston Transit Exchange, where the trains connect with the bus network. Trains depart towards Melbourne city every 10 to 20 minutes. The Stony Point line also links to Frankston, running a number of times a day. An extensive public bus network operates throughout Frankston including services to the Mornington Peninsula.
Visit staff at the Frankston Visitor Information Centre for maps and insider knowledge of the best paths to explore first. It is an easy stroll from the Frankston city centre following the blue colour-coded way finding signs.
By Bike Frankston has a well connected trail of bike paths and shared paths that weave their way throughout the city, making Frankston the perfect place to leisurely explore. Information is available at the Frankston Visitor Information Centre.
Cars Bring your own or hire a car to travel around the city and surrounding region at your own pace. Most major car-hire businesses are located in the city. Taxis are also readily available. Travel from Melbourne via EastLink Tollway for easy driving, or meander along Nepean Highway.
Ferries Connecting the Bellarine and Great Ocean Road to the Mornington Peninsula, the 40-minute ferry crossing from Queenscliff to Sorrento saves you time and kilometres. Whether you travel as a foot passenger or with your car, there is much to see, perhaps even a dolphin or two. Inter Island Ferries connect from Stony Point to French Island and Phillip Island (Cowes) across Western Port Bay. Take your bike or just travel by foot and take a tour from the other side.
Airport Tullamarine Airport is Melbourne’s biggest international and domestic terminal and is approximately 25 kms northwest of Melbourne CBD. There is a range of transport options available from the airport including bus, taxi or rental car. 5
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Waterfront
Must do
With a waterfront that’s now the envy of many Melbourne suburbs, Frankston has transformed itself into the ultimate bayside destination.
• E njoy the seaside ambie nce as you stroll along the Franks ton foreshore boardwalk and acr oss the Landmark Bridge
Stroll across tree-shaded lawns and the broad promenade to the soft sand beach that’s been voted Victoria’s cleanest for the past two years. Cycle or wander along the boardwalk. Pay tribute to the inductees of the Hall of Fame walk that’s part of the Bay Trail along Frankston’s 10km coastline. With great boat launching facilities and piers, Frankston is perfect for indulging in some fishing. Set the kids loose in the adventure playground equipped with an accessible Liberty Swing for those in wheelchairs. Sip coffee in a beachside café, or dine as you watch the sunset over the bay.
• G rab a bite to eat from a beachfront restaurant • E njoy a picnic or BBQ by the waterfront • S wim off the shallow san dy
shores
• F ish off the pier • V isit the art installation ‘Sig htline’ along the pier • L aunch a boat into Port Phi
llip Bay
• V isit the Frankston Visitor Information Centre for assista nce and great gift ideas and sou venirs • F rom Boxing Day to April visit the annual Sand Sculpting exh ibition • I n January visit the two day Waterfront Festival
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Arts & Culture Renowned for arts and culture, a visit to Frankston is not complete without a photo at McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery. Take a stroll through the 16 hectare park to view over 90 diverse sculptures set in native bushland, then relax in the gallery café. No need to travel to Melbourne, as the 800 seat theatre at the Frankston Arts Centre provides a memorable range of entertainment at an affordable price, accessible for all abilities. You can also dine first class prior to your show. Delve back into history in Frankston’s two significant historic homesteads, the 1855 French style homestead Ballam Park and 1920’s American Colonial mansion Mulberry Hill which was the home of the late Sir Daryl and Lady Joan Lindsay, author of Picnic at Hanging Rock. Keep your eye out for the many sculptures dotted throughout the City. Frankston Visitor Information Centre
Must do • Enjoy a show, exhibition and
a meal at Frankston Arts Centre
• Take in the art installations
and new media displays at Cube 37
• Have Devonshire tea at Bal Park Homestead
lam
• Explore the Colonial mansio Mulberry Hill
n at
• Visit McClelland Sculpture Par
k+ Gallery, enjoy the café and sho p or take a picnic
•D iscover the public artwork
s along the Coastal Arts Discovery Trai l (pick up a brochure from the Franksto n Visitor Information Centre)
• Visit the ‘Power of Community
’ sculpture by Deborah Halpern in Beauty Park
• Walk along Kananook Creek
Boulevard to view the Franksto n City Hall of Fame installation, induct ees include TV great Graham Ken nedy
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Shopping Satisfy your need for retail therapy with an array of shops that offer you ‘that special something’. Enjoy your shopping experience in Frankston as you shop until you drop! Both central Frankston and neighbouring suburbs have great shopping opportunities providing a diverse retail experience for all tastes. Explore local weekend markets and discover a treasure trove of goodies. New and old, along with plants, clothing, homewares, fresh fruit and vegetables, fresh and smoked meats and fish, cakes and conserves, all from local suppliers at the Frankston Trash and Treasure Market and Seaford Farmer’s Market .
Must do • Visit the Seaford Farmers’ Ma
rket
• C heck out the goodies at the Frankston Trash n Treasure Market
• Take some time to explore
our major shopping centres, you r one stop shopping and entertainment destination.
• Pick up your unique locally
made souvenir or produce item from
the Frankston Visitor Informa
tion
Centre
• Take a break at one of the alfresco dining options
many
• Have a relaxing treatme nt
or makeover by our beauty exp erts
• E xplore one of the many vin and recycle shops
tage
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Festivals + Events Celebrate ‘life in the city’ all year round with Frankston Events. Frankston hosts over 200 major and community events each year, welcoming more than 460,000 people who enjoy our family friendly atmosphere and unique community activities. Be captivated by Frankston’s Christmas Festival of Lights, which transforms Davey Street into an enchanted land where magic happens and dreams really do come true. A chance to create your own family tradition, make sure you join in the festivities and don’t miss the fireworks display choreographed to an awe-inspiring theatrical sound and light show. See 3,500 tonnes of sand meticulously carved in to spectacular sculptures from Boxing Day through to Anzac Day on the Frankston Waterfront. Celebrate Frankston’s iconic waterfront location and active lifestyle at the annual Frankston Waterfront Festival in January. Enjoy a weekend of live music, interactive activities, great food and fireworks, all in a relaxed outdoor venue for everyone to enjoy. Be inspired as the streets of Frankston, starting near the Pier on Frankston’s Waterfront, come alive with athletes and spectators for the internationally renowned Ironman Asia-Pacific Championship. ‘Life in the City’ Live it, Love it with Frankston Events. Frankston Visitor Information Centre
Must do January Blessing of the Waters Frankston Waterfront Festiva
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February Teddy Bears’ Picnic March Ventana Fiesta Ironman Asia-Pacific Champ
ionship
April Life in the City - Children’s
Life in the City - Tea Party
Day
October Pets' Day Out November Frankston's Christmas Festiva l of Lights McClelland Sculpture Survey and Award (November to July ) December - April Sand Sculpting Australia Exh
ibition
For a full listing of all events visit www.visitfrankston.com or contact the Frankston Visitor Information Centre.
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Indulge Do you dream of indulging in delicious food and wine with glorious views of the sun setting across the sparkling water? Then you have come to the right place as Frankston has a choice of waterfront dining venues on Port Phillip Bay. Iconic restaurants, cafes, hotels and bistros offer deliciously tempting treats coupled with a friendly atmosphere. Whatever your culinary taste, you will find the perfect cuisine right here in Frankston. Tantalise your taste buds on a trip around the world with Thai, Indian, Italian, Vietnamese, Chinese, Argentinean, Mexican, Greek and more on offer. Or, simply take some time out and immerse yourself at the day spas for a restful and indulgent experience.
Must do • I ndulge your taste buds at one the glorious restaurants loc
of
ated along the stunning Frankston
Waterfront
• Enjoy a taste of the world
at one of the many international restau rants
• An alfresco dinner to wa tch set over Port Phillip Bay
the sun
• Coffee at a café, gallery, gar
den or bookshop to indulge your min d and nourish the senses.
• P ick up a Mornington Pen ins Wine Touring Map or Gourm
ula
et Guide from the Frankston Vis itor Information Centre to see wh at awaits you down the road • C ollect a comprehensive res
taurant
and café guide from the Fra
Visitor Information Centre
nkston
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Explore If you love the outdoors, Frankston’s hinterland has a bounty of parks and reserves, tranquil creeks and bird-filled wetlands to explore that promise you peace and quiet. Bubbling creeks and cascading waterfalls lead you through Sweetwater Creek. Or follow the paths to discover the hidden treasures that lie within the Langwarrin Flora and Fauna Reserve and Seaford Wetlands. George Pentland Botanic Gardens, Beauty Park and Ballam Park are family favourites to enjoy a picnic or BBQ. From the creek’s mouth at the Frankston Waterfront, follow the Kananook Creek trail to Seaford. Does a good walk in the outdoors include a game of golf? Be sure to challenge yourself on one of the quality courses on offer!
Must do • M eander along the boardw alk from Olivers Hill to the Frankston Life Saving Club • C ycle around the Seaford We tlands or the Baxter Trail • V isit the glorious gardens at Dame Elisabeth Murdoch’s arbore tum • Explore the Coastal Arts Discovery Trail • S eek out the views over northern Port Phillip Bay from the loo kout at Olivers Hill, the scenic high point of the city • D iscover the Dreaming Trail at George Pentland Botanic Ga rdens • P ick up a Natural Reserv es walking map from the Frankston Vis itor Information Centre • D uring the school holidays book a guided ranger walk at the Frankston Visitor Information Centre to take you through some of Frankston’s beautiful garden s and natural reserves.
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Play Create a lifetime of family memories! Frankston is a wonderland for family fun, with wide flat sandy beaches, peaceful shallow waters and exciting playgrounds for hours of fun. Whether your passion is lawn bowls, croquet, netball, basketball, tennis, swimming, skim boarding, boating, cycling, golf, skateboarding, scuba diving, snorkelling, you’ll find it all in Frankston. The Frankston Skate Park is home to the largest skate park ever built in Australia, and our world class golf courses provide space for amateur and professional golfers alike. Push your limits by experiencing the heights at the Indoor Rock Climbing and Adventure Centre in Carrum Downs, or take the kids for a swim at the beach, indoors at Jubilee Park Aquatic Centre or in our outdoor pool in summer at the Pines. With such an abundance of indoor and outdoor facilities and activities, there is no excuse not to be active all year round!
Must do • P lay in the pristine waters of our local beaches • C atch a round of golf at one of our world class golf courses • Test your indoor rock clim bin
g skills
• Go bowling, be it lawn or ten
pin
• D rop in the fishing line at Fra nkston pier for flathead, snapper or squid • V isit our themed adventure regional playgrounds • C atch a game of local VFL footy or watch the AFL St Kilda Saints train in Seaford • I f you’re up for a hit of ten nis, hire a court through the Fra nkston Visitor Information Centre • E xplore one of our 18 nat ure reserves and wetlands
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Entertainment Whatever the time of year, Frankston has a full program of exciting and affordable entertainment on offer. From the latest blockbuster at the cinemas, comedy shows, drama, cabaret performances, to circus workshops at the Frankston Arts Centre and Cube 37, this city has something to entertain us all. Relax and meet friends while listening to acoustic rhythms; or experience Frankston’s nightlife at one of the many clubs, pubs and live music venues. It’s a hot spot for some of the world’s best bands and DJs. Whatever the time of year, Frankston has a full program of exciting and affordable entertainment on offer.
Must do • T ake in dinner and a sho w at the Frankston Arts Centre • E njoy a night out and cat ch a live gig. Frankston is the live music capital of the Mornin gton Peninsula • C atch dinner and a movie at one of the entertainment precin cts • E njoy Sunday afternoon listening to live blues, soul or rock 'n' roll • Go Ten Pin Bowling • L earn to dance Latin at a Lounge Bar • G rab a current ‘What’s On’ listing from the Frankston Vis itor Information Centre or go to www.visitfrankston.com
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Stay Over From relaxing bed and breakfasts to family friendly accommodation, the options available are sure to meet your every need. Modern motels and apartments are within walking distance of Frankston’s bustling urban heart, complete with essential facilities. Serviced apartments, resort style holiday villages and tourist parks welcome families who are looking for a convenient, fun and affordable stay. Frankston is so accessible, with Melbourne less than an hour away by car or train. Its also a a great base from which to explore the Mornington Peninsula, visit the penguins at Phillip Island, and head to Puffing Billy in the Dandenong Ranges.
Must do • Stay a night or two to ens ure
a
memorable Frankston experie
nce
• Base yourself in Frankston
so you can enjoy the wonders of our
vibrant city and see some of
the surrounding areas and attr actions • U se the free accommodation booking service at the Franks Visitor Information Centre
ton
• B e mindful that weekends
are very busy, so pre-book where pos sible
• A sk us about pet friendly accommodation in the area
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Create your own experience Frankston is the vibrant, urban waterfront destination in Victoria where arts, nature and cultural experiences connect. So use this guide to create your own experience in Frankston City. Or visit our website www.visitfrankston.com for more ideas. Have fun!
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AMF Frankston Bowl
The premiere destination for tenpin bowling on the Peninsula - suits all ages and abilities • Competition bowling - Monday to Friday • Social bowling • Catering to schools, pre-schools and clubs • Birthday parties starting at $19.90pp includes food, drink, invitations, party bags and party host provided for 8 or more • Bookings for Xmas functions - receive $100 FREE bar tab with $500 spend or over
• Corporate and Group functions - prices starting from $25, includes 2 games bowling, food and drink Open every day from 9:00am - 10:30pm 228 Cranbourne Road, Frankston 03 9789 6721 amf_frankstonmgr@amfbowling.com
Ballam Park Homestead A beautiful French-style country farmhouse built by Frederick Liardet in 1854. Featuring a beautiful garden with heritage listed trees, period museum, tea rooms, cottage garden, research centre and the base for the Frankston Historical Society. Open Sundays 1pm-5pm or by appointment for tours 280R Cranbourne Road, Frankston Melway Ref: 103, B5 03 9789 5529
Ballam Park is home to a huge area of open space featuring two playgrounds, a basketball half-court, tennis wall, walking trails, ovals and an athletics track. There is plenty to do for people of all ages, with shade and barbecues provided in the large picnic area. 316 Cranbourne Road, Frankston 3199 Melway Ref: 103, B4
Things to see and do
Ballam Park Regional Playground
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Bartiste
Photo by Mallory Holley
Things to see and do
Bartiste Lounge Bar.. The Peninsula's showbiz hub bringing to the stage the best shows and performances including Burlesque, Latin, Dancing, Funk, Soul, Jazz and Blues, Flamenco, Swing, A Capella performances and much more. Latin Friday with the iconic 10 piece band 'Combo La Revalcion'. Every Friday throughout Summer from December to March. 26
Burlesque Shows with the famous 'Kiss 'N' Pop' Group. Flamenco Shows with the 'Spanish Fiesta Group'. Bartiste Lounge Bar Ross Smith Lane, Frankston Event and Booking Enquiries Ph: 9783 8883 (between 6 and 9pm) bartistebar@gmail.com www.bartiste.com.au
Bayside Rock Indoor Climbing Centre
Melbourne’s Newest & Most Versatile Indoor Rock Climbing and Adventure Centre • Auto Belay Stations with NEW Spider Mountain • Adventure Birthday Parties. • Explore the new Tunnel/Cave Systems • Challenging Indoor High Ropes Course • Indoor Climbing to suit all abilities • Schools, Scouts and Social Groups • Corporate Team Building
Mon-Fri: 4pm - 9:30pm School Hol: Mon-Fri 12pm - 9:30pm Sat: 10am - 5pm Sun & Pub Hol: 12pm - 5pm Other times available for group bookings. 9 Network Drive, Carrum Downs, Victoria Melway Ref: 98, D12 03 9775 1557 www.baysiderock.com.au
Beauty Park Home to an ornamental lake with viewing platforms where a variety of seabird and waterfowl can be fed. The playground includes a large climbing net, cubby house, slide, grassed picnic areas and shade trees. The sandstone pavilion offers a BBQ and sheltered tables. There are three outdoor fitness stations and a walking track around the park’s perimeter. High Street, Frankston Melway Ref: 102 D3
This 18 hole Course features an interesting and challenging layout, offering something different at each hole. Its fairways are guaranteed to be green all year round with recycled water being available for irrigation. Centenary Park is one of the longest public courses in Victoria. 320 McClelland Drive, Langwarrin Melway Ref: 100, F10 03 9789 1480
Things to see and do
Centenary Park Golf Course
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Endota Spa Frankston
it’s real. it’s warm. it’s comfy. it’s divine. it’s accessible, it’s....down to earth, local heaven! The atmosphere we promote is conducive to relaxation & enjoyment, a tranquil oasis where you can escape for some quality “me” time. From head to toe we have you covered – certified organic face & body treatments, microdermabrasion, massage, manicures, pedicures, eyelash extensions, tinting, tuscan spray tan, male & female waxing.
Come & experience for yourselves, just how peaceful it is or give the gift of one of our soul-soothing gift vouchers. Shop 12 Balmoral Walk, Frankston (right by the entrance to Bayside Shopping Centre)
03 9783 5675 Open 7 Days frankston@endota.com.au www.endota.com.au/frankston Franchisee of the Year 2011
Frankston Regional Playground The Frankston Regional Playground located at the Waterfront offers play experience for children of all ages with a wide variety of equipment available. BBQ and shaded picnic areas are provided for families, all within close proximity to the beach. Frankston Waterfront
Things to see and do
Melway Ref: 102, B3
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Frankston Skate Park The Frankston Skate Park is one of the biggest and best free skate facilities in Australia featuring a street plaza-style course along with a combo bowl and kidney bowl. Suitable for all abilities and skill levels and managed by the YMCA. Samuel Sherlock Reserve 16N Cranbourne Road, Frankston Melway Ref: 102, E2 03 9769 6579
Hoyts Frankston
Experience the sights and sound of Xtremescreen or escape to a 3D world, no matter how you choose to watch your next film, Hoyts Frankston provides the ultimate film experience!
For more information, session times and to book your tickets visit hoyts. com.au or get Hoyts on the go by downloading the Hoyts App now. Bayside Entertainment Complex 21 Wells Street, Frankston 03 9781 0111
Things to see and do
Sit back, relax and enjoy a movie at Hoyts Frankston.
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George Pentland Botanic Gardens Visitors to the George Pentland Botanic Gardens will experience some of Australia’s beautiful native flora. The gardens are popular for educational activities and family gatherings and weddings. BBQ and picnic areas are provided together with a playground. Opening hours: 1 Nov - 31 Mar 7am-9pm 1 Apr - 31 Oct 7am-6pm Williams Street, Frankston Melway Ref: 102, E5
Jubilee Park Aquatic Centre Make a splash at our indoor 25m pool, or unwind in our spa and cedar lined sauna. Bring some friends and have a BBQ in our picnic garden. Swim - Adult $5.20, Concession/Child $3.70 Weekdays 5:30am - 7:30pm Weekends and Public Holidays 7am - 6pm 85 Hillcrest Road, Frankston 03 8786 6544 www.frankston.vic.gov.au/aquatics
Kananook Creek Walking Trail Starting at the Frankston Yacht Club, follow Kananook Creek along the 7.5 km walking trail, through urban Frankston and Long Island, taking care across the Nepean Highway at Mile Bridge, into the peace and serenity of rural Seaford and Carrum. Trains at Seaford
Things to see and do
or Carrum can return you to Frankston.
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Keast Park Keast Park is a lovely beachside reserve with ocean views and a playground. The pavilion incorporates the Carrum Bowling Club and Crackerjack Waterfront Café -an 80-seat café with seating inside and outside on the decking with magnificent views of Port Phillip Bay. Public toilet and change facilities and a multi-purpose community room also on site. Nepean Highway, Seaford Melway Ref: 97, D10
Monash Peninsula Activity and Recreation Centre
A leap forward in health and fitness on the Peninsula… A brand new, purpose built community facility for health, sport and fitness on the Peninsula. Experience the difference of our state of the art, 6 star green rated health and fitness facility. Take some time out for you over summer! Casual access to group fitness classes, gymnasium and court hire is now available, 7 days per week.
• New fitness centre • New indoor sport courts • New social sport competitions • Casual Court Hire Open to the public 03 9904 4496 Building W, Monash University, McMahons Road, Frankston www.monash.edu/mparc
Sand Sculpting Australia
An outdoor café area is available where you can relax with light refreshments.
Integrated with the sculptures are activities including sculptors tours, speed carving, sand workshops, sand art, sand bottles, sand diggers and our giant sand pit. On weekends there is entertainers, face painting and ‘Speed Carving’.
Frankston Waterfront, Nepean Highway, Frankston Melway Ref: 100A, B8 Contact Frankston Visitor Information Centre on 1300 322 842 www.sandstormevents.com.au
Open daily from 10am 26 December - 26 April annually
Things to see and do
Sand Sculpting Australia offers visitors a wonderful experience to view and photograph 3,500 tonnes of sand that has been transformed into intricately carved sand sculptures.
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Sages Cottage Farm and Cafe´ Experience the beautiful surroundings of the farm, explore the heritage-listed cottage, or take a stroll around the lake. Sages Café is open from 10am-3pm on Fridays and Saturdays and is an ideal location for lunch or delicious devonshire tea. BYO 85 Sages Road, Baxter Melway Ref: 106,G4 03 5971 5964 www.menzies.org.au
Seaford Life Saving Club Nestled in the dune at Station Street in the Seaford Village. The location has a breathtaking view over the bay with sweeping public deck areas. The clubhouse with kiosk and Café includes a community room for hire for a range of functions. Station Street, Seaford Foreshore Melway Ref: 99, D3 03 9786 2828
Seaford Wetlands The Seaford Wetlands is a magnificent 305 hectare nature reserve, which is listed on the Register of the National Estate. The wetlands is home to a wide variety of bird life, including a number of rare and endangered migratory species protected by international agreements.
Things to see and do
Austin Road, Seaford Melway Ref: 99, G4
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Shrek Landbased Fishing Guide Service Learn to Fish and have Fun! Fishing School classes available for beginners and children wishing to learn the basics and safety of fishing. We specialise in teaching all ages from beginners to advanced and have a variety of tours available. No boats are required. Open Mon-Sun, starting times may vary due to tides and weather conditions. 03 9786 2641 or 0422 857 409 shrekthefisho@hotmail.com www.shreklandbasedfishing.com.au
Strike Bowling Bar Bayside
The refurbished venue boasts 7 bowling lanes, a new cocktail bar, and an immersive laser tag arena, so a memorable experience is always guaranteed… and if you need more, there’s always our private karaoke rooms to put a new spin on the night. Also featuring the latest in audio visual delights, pool tables, DJ’s and more, Strike Bayside has something for everyone.
Strike Bayside is not your normal bowling alley! It has everything you need to throw the perfect function – be it for work or play. From birthday parties, buck’s or hen’s, to team-building events, we’re here to help you be a 'little bit legendary' seven days a week! Corner of Wells and Thompson Street, Frankston. www.strikebowlingbar.com.au
Sweetwater Creek This regionally significant nature reserve of 14 hectares is one of few places left to us which shows how the landscape may have been like before settlement. It acts as a refuge for plants and animals (and humans who like to spend quiet moments away from their urban lifestyle). Liddesdale Avenue, Frankston South Melway Ref: 102, A5
Coastal Arts Discovery Trail captures stories, images and ideas that acknowledge and celebrate local culture from the time of the original inhabitants through to the present day. Contemporary art interpretations of heritage information at various sites along the foreshore from Oliver’s Hill to Seaford. Brochure available at the Frankston Visitor Information Centre 1300 322 842
Things to see and do
The Coastal Arts Discovery Trail
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Things to see and do
Village Cinemas Karingal
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Village Cinemas Karingal is the star tenant in the Star Zone entertainment precinct adjacent to the Centro Karingal shopping centre, with 2,000 free car parking spaces available. It boasts seven traditional cinemas, including a huge VMAX auditorium – the movie going experience doesn’t get any bigger than this!
It also features three Gold Class cinemas with luxury reclining seats, full service bar, lounge and gourmet food with personal waiter service. Book your tickets at the ticket box, online at villagecinemas.com.au or contact the Call Centre on 1300 555 400 to reserve your seat today. Star Zone Karingal 197 Karingal Drive, Frankston 3199
Bartiste
Photo by Mallory Holley
The Best Kept Secret in Town… Bartiste is an exclusive Lounge Bar showcasing a variety of arts and cultural events. • Flamenco Dance Show • Poetry Slam • Philosophy Cafe • Visual Arts Exhibitions • Live Theatre Nights
Experience the Bartiste hospitality with quality cocktails and wines while enjoying brilliant stage performances in a pleasant friendly atmosphere. Located in Ross Smith Lane, Frankston. Event enquiries and bookings call 03 9783 8883 between 6pm and 9pm, or email bartistebar@gmail.com bartiste.com.au
Arts + Culture
Our prime regular shows include:
Bartiste is the Official Venue of the Ventana Latina Festival and is the founder of the Bartiste Collective Theatrical Group.
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McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery
Australia’s leading Sculpture Park and Gallery is set in 16 hectares of serene bushland, lakes and landscaped gardens in Langwarrin.
Engage with ideas about the collection and exhibitions through a free guided tour.
Explore over 90 outdoor sculptures by Australia’s leading artists.
Gallery hours: Tues to Sun 10am - 5pm
Be inspired by the best in contemporary art through a changing program of exhibitions.
390 McClelland Drive, Langwarrin Vic 3910
Enjoy a wonderful selection of food and wine from the McClelland café whilst overlooking the beautiful lake.
Melway Ref: 103, F3
Entry by donation
03 9789 1671 www.mcclellandgallery.com
Arts + Culture
Café hours: Tues to Sun 10am - 4:30pm
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McClelland Guild of Artists McClelland Guild of Artists offers adult and junior art classes, workshops, demonstrations from guest artists, exhibitions, self-help groups and outdoor painting excursions. Studio is in the grounds of the Sculpture Park, 390 McClelland Drive, Langwarrin 3910 Enquiries: Pat 03 8317 6540 For more information see www.mcclellandguildofartists.com.au
Mulberry Hill This delightful American colonial-style residence was home to artist Sir Daryl Lindsay and wife Lady Joan, author of ‘Picnic at Hanging Rock’. It contains an outstanding collection of artworks, ceramics and furniture. 385 Golf Links Road, Langwarrin South 03 5971 4138 Please contact us on the number above for opening times mulberryhill@nattrust.com.au www.nationaltrust.org.au/vic
Peninsula Arts Society Inc.
This popular art society offers affordable tutored classes, demos, workshops and social activities. Open daily. Free parking. 19-20 January 2013 PAS Art and Craft Show, Mechanics Institute Frankston 1-5 November 2013 Annual Spring Art Exhibition at the Studios 157 Overport Road, Frankston South Melway Ref. 106 C1 03 9775 2640 www.peninsulaartssociety.org.au
Arts + Culture
Route 12 Frankston Cultural Drive
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The Frankston Cultural Drive, currently signposted Route 12 showcases many of Frankston’s cultural treasures. The tour begins at the Frankston Visitor Information Centre and is a full day of entertainment, but can also be tackled in smaller, bite-sized portions across a series of weekends with sixteen locations to visit and explore. Pick up the Frankston Cultural Drive brochure from the Frankston Visitor Information Centre at the Frankston Waterfront, or phone 1300 322 842.
Beach Cafe´ Seaford
Whether you sit out on the deck with breakfast, grab an iced coffee or relax inside for light lunch with friends, you will enjoy your visit.
Open seven days 8:00am - 4:00pm. Been blown away lately… Pier Foreshore Reserve corner Nepean Highway and Station Street, Seaford 03 8774 0470 www.beachcafeseaford.com.au Facebook.com/beachcafeseaford
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Beach café is right on the beach, looking over the Seaford pier and foreshore. In the award winning Seaford Lifesaving Club building, this iconic local café is simply stunning, with amazing views, simple food and great coffee.
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Boathouse Restaurant
The newly refurbished Boathouse Restaurant is acclaimed as Frankston’s Premiere Dining Destination. Focusing on fresh, unpretentious local food, great Peninsula wine and beer on tap. The Boathouse is ideal for casual dining and special occasions, with lovely views of the gardens to the jetty this is the perfect venue to while away your afternoon or evening.
Breakfast Sunday Lunch
Tuesday-Sunday
Dinner
Tuesday-Sunday
366 Nepean Highway, Frankston 03 9770 5330 functions@theboathouserestaurant.com.au www.theboathouserestaurant.com.au
Caesars Bar Restaurant Cafe Frankston’s premier dining restaurant! We specialise in Mediterranean cuisine influenced with modern Italian flavours. Our a la carte menu caters for vegetarians, vegans, gluten free and children. Fully licensed/BYO bottled wine only. Bookings recommended. Seal of authenticity from Italian Government received 2012. Take-away available. Open 7 days for lunch 12pm-3:30pm/dinner 6pm-late 343 Nepean Hwy Frankston Melway Ref: 100A, D2 03 9770 0111 www.caesars-restaurant.com.au
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Cafe' Buenta
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Well known for our coffee and speciality - ALL DAY Breakfast menu. All food prepared fresh daily including sandwiches, wraps, pasta dishes and soups. Free wireless internet available for all our customers. Many catering options available. Open 6am-4pm Monday-Friday and 7am-2pm Saturday 52 Young Street, Frankston 03 9770 5544 www.cafebuenta.com.au
Cold Rock Frankston Choose your favourite ice cream(s) and ‘mix ins’ and experience us smash it on our unique frozen ‘Cold Rock’. With over 3,000 flavour combinations, cakes, Take Home Packs, supershakes and smoothies available, other Ice Cream just got Boring!! Bayside Entertainment Precinct 21 Wells Street, Frankston 03 9781 3171 www.coldrock.com.au
Cosy & Tasty Dumpling Restaurant Enjoy genuine taste of Chinese food on the Peninsula. Specialized in hand made dumplings, stir fries, noodles and rice dishes. Open Monday and Wednesday-Sunday 12pm till late. Closed on Tuesdays. 489 Nepean Highway, Frankston 03 9783 6668
Crackerjack Waterfront Cafe´
Weddings, Special Occasions and Corporate Functions catered for 4/1N Nepean Highway, Seaford (at Keast Park, above the Carrum Bowling Club) 03 9772 5757 functions@crackerjackcafe.com.au www.crackerjackcafe.com.au
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Experience destination dining with absolute beach front views in an award winning building. Crackerjack is a modern café serving restaurant quality fare all day. House churned ice-cream, focaccia and light lunches as well as a full A la’ Carte menu which is complimented by a good list of Peninsula wines. Open 7 days for breakfast and lunch, dinner seasonally.
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Focus on Taste Focus on Taste is a training café which provides the invaluable experience of paid work and work experience for people with disabilities. It offers a variety of home-made food and beverages that can be eaten in or taken away and a professional catering service that delivers. 3/40 Playne Street, Frankston 03 9784 5858 info@focusontaste.com.au www.focusontaste.com.au
Food Star Family Restaurant ALL YOU CAN EAT buffet Cavery, Seafood, Asian, Aussie, Salad, Dessert. Open 7 days. Fully Licensed Family Restaurant. Lunch - 11:30am-3pm, Mon-Sat $13.40, Sun $14.20. Dinner - 5:30pm-10pm, Mon-Thurs $18.90, Fri-Sun $19.90. 20% discount for seniors on every day lunch & weekday dinner. 315-321 Nepean Highway, Frankston 03 9770 0122 Melway Ref: 99, D11
Frankston RSL Four Seasons Bistro & Café, Open 7 days, Lunch & Dinner Cracked Pepper Bar, Pizza Pasta & Burgers, 7 Days, Lunch & Dinner. Quality food at prices you can afford. Live Entertainment most Saturday nights & Sunday afternoons. 183 Cranbourne Road, Frankston 03 9783 2288 www.frankstonrsl.com.au
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Great Flavours
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The Great Flavours menu – whether for catering, sit in or takeaway combines the best of Asian, European and Australian influences, always with an emphasis on low fat, low salt and low sugar but Great Flavours. Open for breakfast, lunch, coffee. Monday-Saturday from 7:00am. 34 Playne Street, Frankston 03 9770 5511
La Porchetta
© La Porchetta
Located in the heart of Frankston near beautiful beaches, La Porchetta Frankston is an ideal spot for a family meal. It's known for its great service and friendly staff. The menu caters for everyone's taste, using only the finest quality ingredients. La Porchetta restaurants are fully licensed. 436 Nepean Highway, Frankston Melway Ref: 100A, C6 03 9770 0885
Red Pepper Modern Thai Restaurant Outstanding Traditional Thai Cuisine Come to visit us and we will look after you like you are our own friends or family. Opening hours 5:30 pm until late. Tuesday – Sunday. BYO Shop 4/20 Beach Street, Frankston Melway Ref: 100A, D5 03 9769 6886 www.redpepperthai.com
Rocotillos Cafe Our Mediterranean cafe offers an interesting menu that features fresh local ingredients. With fabulous coffee, friendly and professional staff there is no need to look elsewhere when dining in Frankston. We offer brunch, lunch, licenced cafe, Friday night tapas (Summer only), functions, catering & gourmet produce. Open Mon to Thurs 8am-3pm, Fri 8am-10pm, Sat 9am-3pm 36 Wells Street, Frankston 03 9783 1631 rocotillos@yahoo.com
Sofia Restaurant
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Located at the Frankston Waterfront, Sofia’s offers affordable, casual family-style dining and takeaway service, with an emphasis on Italian cuisine featuring traditional and gourmet pizzas and authentic pasta creations. Fully licensed & BYO (bottled wine only). Open 7 days a week until late including public holidays. 5 Pier Promenade, Frankston (next to Frankston Pier) Melway Ref: 100A, A9 03 9781 3334 www.sofiafrankston.com.au
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Stacks Pancake Bar
Family-style restaurant serving the best pancakes in town! We also serve rib eye steaks, home-made chicken parma's, burgers, wraps and much more!. Come in for Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (or in-between). Open 364 days a year (closed Xmas day) from 9am til late MondayFriday and 8.30am til late Saturday-Sunday.
Star Zone (next to Village Cinemas) Centro Karingal Shopping Centre 3/197 Karingal Drive, Karingal 03 9789 8388 www.stackspancakebar.com.au
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Star Zone Karingal
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Star Zone Karingal - located next to Centro Karingal Shopping Centre is a leisure complex that includes Village Cinemas Karingal, Hogs Breath CafĂŠ, Stacks Pancake Bar, Redfire Lounge, Asian Palace, Nandos, Glow Yoghurt, a fitness centre, TAB and beauty retailers.
Over 2,200 FREE parking spaces available! 197 Karingal Drive, Karingal Melway Ref: 103, C4 03 9789 1192 www.centrokaringal.com.au
Taggarts Cafe Restaurant and Bar
Taggarts is a fully licensed Cafe Restaurant and Bar located on the ground floor of the Best Western Frankston International Motel adjacent to reception with panoramic views of the gardens and waterfall. Breakfast is open to the public every day of the year from 6:30am to 10:00am and offers plenty of healthy options as well as all of your decadent favourites like pancake stacks, omelettes and eggs benedict cooked to order.
The a la carte dinner menu is available every day except Sundays and Public holidays and although the menu changes seasonally, you can always be assured that it offers generous meals that are fresh and creative with healthy options always available. 389 Nepean Highway, Frankston 3199 03 9781 3444 www.frankstoninternational.com.au
The Pizzeria on Norman
Set in a relaxed comfortable modern premises only minutes from the Frankston foreshore. Family run business.
Also serving the finest quality coffee, Gelato, ice-cream and cakes. Many Gluten free options, a kids menu and fully licensed.
46 Norman Avenue Frankston South 03 97873391 www.thepizzeria.com.au
Open Tuesday - Friday 5pm till close Saturday - Sunday 12 noon till close
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Our pizzas have a unique contemporary style of their own, cooked in our traditional wood fire oven using the freshest ingredients prepared daily, they have an individual flavour and rustic style like no other.
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Waves on the Beach
Waves is nestled in an idyllic position,
contemporary international cuisine, with
The alfresco balcony eating area can be closed in on cold wintery days or opened on warmer days to allow the sea breeze to flow through.
an eclectic array of mouth-watering meals.
Open every day for lunch and dinner.
A modern and relaxed coastal feel with
2/1N Long Island Drive, Frankston 3199
comfortable furniture and expansive
Melway Ref: 100A, B6
windows that showcase the breathtaking
03 9770 0000
sea views.
www.wavesonthebeach.com.au
boasting spectacular panoramic views
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over Port Phillip Bay and delivering
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Bayside Shopping Centre
Time to visit Bayside Shopping Centre,
There’s fun for the whole family with Hoyts
the largest retail experience on the
3D cinemas, Strike Bowling Bar and Laser
Mornington Peninsula.
Tag. Enjoy a meal at one of our 18 cafés,
Check out hundreds of stores including fashion favourites Country Road, Witchery there’s no better place to find the looks you love.
Visit us at 28 Beach Street, Frankston or at baysideshopping.com.au
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and Myer. With beautiful, expansive malls,
bars and restaurants.
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Blue Bay Cheese
Blue Bay Cheese - fabulous organic cheeses to seek and savour... Visit our Delicatessen in Frankston selling our specialty cheeses, yoghurts, condiments and variety of meats. Our range of cheeses include fresh cow and soft goat’s cheeses through to fully matured Stilton-like and Goats’ Blue cheese.
Or visit our manufacturing outlet located at 1/6 Latham Street, Mornington open Thurs-Fri 9am-5pm and Sat 9am-2pm. 8 Young Street, Frankston Melway Ref: 100A, E6 Open Mon-Sat 9am-5pm 03 9783 1714 www.bluebaycheese.com.au
Centro Karingal Shopping Centre Centro Karingal Shopping Centre featuring - Big W, 2 supermarkets and 120 specialty stores – from fashion to food, homewares and services. Wheelchair and motorised scooters are available to hire free of charge. Over 2,200 FREE parking spaces available! 330 Cranbourne Road, Karingal Melway Ref: 103, C5 03 9789 1192 www.centrokaringal.com.au
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Frankston Sunday Market
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A very popular weekend outdoor market attraction offering a wide variety of arts and crafts, bric-a-brac, fresh produce, food treats and a huge range of flowers, plants and trees. Small admission charge. Operating every Sunday 8am - 1pm (casual stalls always available) Sherlock & Hay Car Park, Young Street, Frankston Melway Ref: 100A, D8 03 9462 1520
Gourmet Breakfast Gift Baskets
Indulge yourself or spoil the lucky recipient with one of our Gift Baskets. Choose from: • Breakfast Gift Baskets • Muffin Baskets • Fruit Baskets • Wine and Gourmet Baskets • Baby Baskets • Romantic Gifts or Corporate Gifts We deliver to Melbourne and Mornington Peninsula 7 Days and Australia Wide. T: 03 9782 4673 F: 03 8677 1715 Email: gourmetbreak@optusnet.com.au www.GourmetBreakfastGiftBaskets.com
Merino Snug Merino Possum Knitwear. Soft to the touch, warm to wear. Totally Australian Made. Buy Direct from Factory and see how the garments are made through a large viewing window. Hysport - 62 Hartnett Drive, Seaford Melway Ref: 99, H7 Open Mon to Thurs 10am - 5pm, Fri 10am - 3pm Open Sat May - July 10am - 2pm Ph: 03 9786 1113 www.merinosnug.com.au
Miss Velvet
The director of Miss Velvet, Rebecca White has won many business awards in her twenty years of work within the fashion and beauty
industries – and has been recognised for educating women on how to look and feel the best they can. 28 Wells Street, Frankston 03 9783 8358 www.missvelvet.com.au Become our BFF on Facebook
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Miss Velvet, a retailing and e-commerce business specializing in complete wardrobe solutions and body styling. Miss Velvet is about all things women love…shoes, clothes, accessories and more.
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Seaford Farmers Market Rotary Club of Frankston’s - Seaford Farmers Market offers a huge variety of produce direct from the farmer or food producer – including fruit and vegetables, free range eggs, meats, conserves, breads, pastas, cheeses and much more. Buying fresh produce couldn’t be easier. Third Sunday of each month Broughton Street Reserve, Seaford Melway Ref: 99, D3
The Frankston Visitor Information Centre Offering a large range of local and Australian made souvenirs and gifts, the Frankston Visitor Information Centre is your onestop shop for Mornington Peninsula memorabilia. Stocking postcards, local wine and produce plus a range of genuine Aboriginal giftware, Australian animals and floral designs. Quality items at affordable prices. 7N Pier Promenade, Frankston Melway Ref: 100A, A9 1300 322 842 tourism@frankston.vic.gov.au www.visitfrankston.com
The Local Village @ Carrum Downs Shopping Centre
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The Local Village @ Carrum Downs Shopping Centre - Live Local, Shop Local
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Your one stop shopping centre for all your needs with ample free car parking, easy access from Frankston-Dandenong Road and convenience at its best! Come visit us and see for yourself.
Open seven days a week from 8:00am til late. 1095 Frankston-Dandenong Road, Carrum Downs For more information please go to our website www.thatsconvenient.com.au or contact us on 03 9614 6040
Aussie Bight Expeditions
TONY FLYNN has available a 4x4 OKA, 13 pax seat belted, air conditioned bus for tours and charter. Daily sightseeing tours of the Mornington Peninsula, departing from Frankston and Mornington. Wild Flower tours available for the Western Australian season, August to November. Design your own group tour, for your school,
university, club or own needs. We do quotes for all occasions. Enquiries/Bookings contact Frankston Visitor Information Centre on 1300 322 842 For further information or quotes please contact owner Tony Flynn on 0427 536 674 Email: aussiebight@bigpond.com Web: www.aussiebight.com
Avis Car, Truck and Minibus Hire
Open Monday-Friday 8am-5:30pm, Saturday 8am-4pm and Sunday 8:30am-11:30am. 51 Davey Street, Frankston Melway Ref: 100A D9 03 9781 3322 avistruckhire@bigpond.com www.avis.com.au
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Australia’s leading car rental company, Avis Frankston has a wide range of late model cars to suit your travel needs. We are walking distance from the Frankston railway station and open 7 days. Ensure a stress free car rental experience in Frankston. One-way rentals, delivery and pick-up is available.
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Budget Car and Truck Rental
4 days for 3! 1 day free of the daily base rate when you hire for 4 or more days Rent a Group A, B, C, D, E or K car from Budget Frankston or Budget Mornington for 4 or more consecutive days and get 1 day FREE of the daily base rate. Conditions apply. Available for car groups A, B, C, D, E, K only. Valid until 1 January 2014
For bookings, call Budget Frankston on 9293 1313 or Budget Mornington on 5973 2255. Quote coupon TPNZ087 when you book
Far and Wide Campers Camper Trailer Hire, Sales and Repair. Wanting to enjoy and experience camping in style? Give Far & Wide Campers located in Seaford a call. Manufacturing aluminium hardfloor campers, we operate in conjunction with Far & Wide Camper Trailer Hire, to provide hire, sales and repairs. Quote FVG to receive special pricing. 03 5971 1661 or 0432 488 156 Enquiries@farandwidecampers.com.au www.farandwidecampers.com.au
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Frankston Radio Cabs
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Frankston Radio Cabs Pty Ltd service all your taxi needs. With a fleet of 63 fully air conditioned modern vehicles, fourteen of which are wheelchair accessible vehicles which can hold up to 10 passengers or 2 wheelchairs. 21 Milne Avenue, Seaford Taxi Bookings 03 9786 3322 Administration 03 9786 3511 info@frankstoncabs.com.au www.frankstoncabs.com.au
EastLink from Melbourne to Frankston
EastLink is the quickest, easiest and most enjoyable way to travel between Melbourne and Frankston.
En route, enjoy driving past EastLink’s large artworks, unique landscaping and wetlands, or stop at one of the new BP service stations for fuel and food.
To use EastLink you need a tag, non-tag account, or EastLink trip pass. If you already have a tag it will work on EastLink. Otherwise contact us up to three days after your trip on EastLink. Open 24 hours Melway Page 13 13 LINK (13 54 65) EastLink.com.au
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EastLink seamlessly connects the Eastern, Monash and Frankston Freeways, and from early 2013, the Peninsula Link Freeway too.
See the map on the back page.
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Abbey Serviced Apartment Motel
One or two bedroom apartments centrally located within easy walk to restaurants, beaches, sports facilities and Frankston Central. From Budget to Deluxe - 3 to 3½ star with: • Lounge/Dining area and TV • Fully equipped kitchen, including glassware, crockery, cutlery, etc. • Linen and towels • Laundry facilities
• I nternet access •U ndercover Parking 337A Nepean Highway, Frankston 3199 Melway Ref: 99, D11 T: +61-3 5975 2130 F: +61-3 5976 2491 info@abbeyapartments.com.au www.abbeyapartments.com.au
Accommodation Booking Service Local people with local knowledge are here to give you advice on accommodation options. Open 9am-5pm; 7 days a week. Or visit us online to view accommodation and make your reservation. Frankston Visitor Information Centre 7N Pier Promenade, Frankston Melway Ref 100A A9 1300 322 842 tourism@frankston.vic.gov.au www.visitfrankston.com
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Beach Motor Inn
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Offering 38 units and situated in the heart of Frankston. Within an easy stroll of the shopping centre, the beach and a variety of quality restaurants. Free wireless internet. Double/Single - Family - Deluxe and Spa Units. 9 Beach Street, Frankston Melway Ref: 100A, C5 T: 03 9783 6222 F: 03 9781 4176 beachmotorinn@hotmail.com www.beachmotorinn.com.au
Best Western Frankston International
Stay, Relax & Enjoy Deluxe, Executive, Luxury Spa Rooms or Two Bedroom Apartment available. The only accommodation in Frankston with reception open 24 hours. The airport bus drops off at the front door and it is only a short stroll to the train station, award winning beach, world class Arts Centre, modern cinema complex, fabulous shopping precinct and diverse restaurant experiences.
Taggarts Café Restaurant & Bar Breakfast: DAILY 6:30am – 10:00am Dinner: Monday – Saturday 6pm - 9:30pm Bar open: Monday – Saturday from 5pm 389 Nepean Highway, Frankston Vic 3199 T: 03 9781 3444
F: 03 9781 3738
info@frankstoninternational.com.au www.frankstoninternational.com.au
BIG4 Frankston Holiday Park
with table tennis, jumping cushion, sheltered bbqs and play area and electric trains to city. 2 Robinsons Road, Frankston South Victoria 3199 Melway Ref: 102, G10 03 5971 2333 info@BIG4frankston.com.au www.BIG4frankston.com.au
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BIG4 Frankston Holiday Park is your family’s ideal destination, offering an excellent accommodation selection from basic camping, trailers and caravans to deluxe ensuite cabins, family units, holiday or villa units, self-contained accommodation and powered sites. Situated in pleasant parklands just on the outskirts of Frankston with: tennis court, outdoor swimming pool, recreation centre
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Carrum Downs Motel Newly refurbished rooms, ground floor with off-street parking. Pool, spa and BBQ area. Corporate and groups welcome. Pet-friendly rooms available. 1165 Frankston Dandenong Road, Carrum Downs 03 9782 1292 carrumdowns@caravanparksofaustralia.com.au www.caravanparksofaustralia.com.au
Frankston B&B Guesthouse Stylish boutique guesthouse accommodation for short and long stays with swimming pool, tennis court, snooker, day hammock bed and wi-fi available. Long stay service accommodation at very competitive rates. 12 Bondi Avenue, Frankston Melway Ref: 102, G6 T: 1300 883 118 or M: 0411 360 266 contact@frankstonbb.com www.frankstonbb.com
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Frankston Motel
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FRANKSTON MOTEL is an ideal place for short or longer stays with 24 comfortable and well presented air-conditioned ground floor units at family friendly rates. Swimming pool and tennis court are full sized. All set on 2.5 park like acres with BBQ facilities around the pool and gazebo. Guest laundry. We allow boat and trailer parking. Only 3km from city centre.
233 Frankston Flinders Road, Frankston. Victoria 3199 (corner of Bartlett Street ) Melway Ref: 102, G11 Navigating system GPS: 3 Bartlett St Frankston South 03 5971 1233 Toll free 1800 199 580 frankston_motel@bigpond.com www.frankstonaccommodation.com
Quest Frankston Serviced Apartments
Reasons to stay with us • Only 4.5 star AAA rated serviced apartments • Spacious Studio, 1 & 2 bedroom apartments • Swimming pool & BBQ terrace onsite • Fully self contained (excl. Studio) • Balconies (excl. Studio) • Foxtel Cable TV and internet in all rooms • 5 minute walk to beach and city centre
Quest Frankston is a luxurious home base for all your Mornington Peninsula and Melbourne city exploration. 377 Nepean Highway, Frankston Victoria 3199 Melway Ref: 99, D12 03 8796 1000 questfrankston@questapartments.com.au www.questfrankston.com.au
Sweetwater Creek Cottage
• Easy access to all the Peninsulas activities • Off street parking • Non smoking premises 9 & 13 Plummer Avenue, Frankston South 3199 Melway Ref : 100, A5 Contact 1300 322 842 www.sweetwatercreekcottageandannexe.com www.visitfrankston.com
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Sweetwater Creek Cottage is a group of 3 separate 1930's self contained cottages. • Sweetwater Creek Cottage for 8 • Sweetwater Creek Annexe for a couple • Pollys on Sweetwater for 2 • Full English breakfast provisions provided first day • Ideal for wedding groups, golfers and friends • Walk to the beach and Sweetwater Creek Reserve
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Beyond Frankston Now that you’ve exhausted Frankston’s arts scene, gardens and waterfront activities, you might like to venture out and explore the rest of the Mornington Peninsula. Our region is famous for glorious wineries, food, galleries, attractions, golf courses, hot springs and national parks and gardens. Enjoy!
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Bayplay Adventure Tours and Accommodation Bayplay is a multi-award winning adventure tour and accommodation provider based on the Mornington Peninsula. Bayplay offer unique self-contained cottages and group accommodation, PADI dive tours, snorkel with Weedy Sea Dragons, kayak with the dolphins and bike tours to Point Nepean National Park. Open 7 days a week 8:30am - 5.30pm 3755 Point Nepean Road, Portsea, 3944 Melway Ref: 156, F2 03 5984 0888 www.bayplay.com.au
Best Western Plus Brooklands of Mornington Weddings. Conferences. Functions. 53 individual suites: Deluxe - Spa - Family - Studio. Disabled facilities, wired and wireless internet, business centre, indoor heated pool, Jacuzzi and gym. 99 Tanti Avenue, Mornington Melway Ref: 104, F11 03 5973 9200 info@brooklandsofmornington.com.au www.brooklandsofmornington.com.au
Boneo Maze and Wetlands Take a walk along the boardwalk. Get Lost in our Mazes. Play Giant Puzzles and Games. Bring a picnic and relax in the gardens. Great day out for the whole family. Open Daily from 10am. Closed Christmas Day and Extreme Weather. Only a five minute drive from Rosebud, off Boneo Road 695 Limestone Road, Fingal Victoria 3939 Melway Ref: 252, H4 03 5988 6385 www.boneomaze.com.au
Visit the historic Museum, take a tour up the Lighthouse or explore the great coastal walks with breathtaking views. Self-contained accommodation available in original Light Keepers Cottages. Book online and quote Frankovg12 for a 5% discount. Lighthouse and Museum tours available from 10am - 4pm daily. 420 Cape Schanck Road, Cape Schanck 3939 Melway Ref: 258, B12 1300 885 259 www.capeschancklighthouse.com.au
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Cape Schanck Lightstation
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Eden Gardens Eden Gardens Mt Eliza is an oasis of inspiration and innovation in retailing of plant life, garden décor and contemporary living. Enjoy the display gardens, our comprehensive range of gifts and café in one of Mt Eliza’s oldest buildings. The perfect location to visit for all of the family. Enrich your life with plants. Cnr Nepean Highway and Canadian Bay Road, Mt Eliza Victoria 3930 03 9215 1500 www.edengardens.com.au
Fairy Park A storybook world with animated Fairytale scenes in Castle’s, Cottages and Caves including Snow White, Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Pinocchio and many more. Visit Camelot - a medieval themed playground that keeps energetic kids busy for hours. Spectacular settings, breathtaking scenery. Great day trip. Discover the magic. Open Daily 10am (subject to change) 2388 Ballan Road, Anakie, Victoria 3221 03 5284 1262 www.fairypark.com
French Island Bus Tours
Beyond Frankston
You will be met from the ferry at French Island to join your host on a half or full day experience where you can expect to see koalas, wildflowers and orchids in season. Tours include a delicious Devonshire tea in the Bayview Chicory Kiln tearoom. You'll learn about the History of the kiln and former McLeod Prison. For more information and bookings: 03 5980 1241 or 0412 671 241 lois@frenchislandtours.com.au www.frenchislandtours.com.au
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Freshfield Alpaca Farm A Farmgate Shop selling “all things alpaca”. Coats, throws, pullovers, scarves, yarns, socks and beautiful one off felted garments handmade in our workshop, using our own fibre off the farm. Lots of photo opportunities with the alpacas. Open Fri, Sat, Sun, Mon 10am-4pm or by appointment. 895 Frankston-Flinders Road, Somerville 3912 Melway Ref: 107, C8 03 59779334 or 0421 358 084 www.freshfieldalpacas.com.au
Main Street Mornington Day trippers, weekenders and holiday makers alike are drawn to Main Street Mornington to experience what this unique cosmopolitan seaside town has to offer. Boutique shopping, award winning hotels, restaurants and cafes’ Come and explore - shop, play and stay! Main Street, Mornington Melway Ref: 104, E11 www.mainstreetmornington.com.au
Manyung at Mount Eliza Five minutes south of Frankston is one of Victoria’s largest, most-awarded art galleries, Manyung at Mount Eliza (1968). Each month we present over 200 contemporary Australian paintings and sculptures in Victoria’s favourite destination gallery. Licensed art restaurant onsite. Open Wed to Sun. Sister galleries at Sorrento and Malvern. 1408 Nepean Highway, Mount Eliza 03 9787 2953 Melway Ref: 105, E5 staff@manyunggallery.com.au www.manyunggallery.com.au
Moonlit Sanctuary Victoria’s award winning wildlife park, Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park invites you to wander through 10 hectares of bushland, meeting endangered species, feeding kangaroos and wallabies, cuddling koalas and enjoying encounters with colourful birds, reptiles, dingoes and many other animals. Open daily 10am to 5pm. Or book into one of our magical evening tours. 550 Tyabb-Tooradin Road, Pearcedale Melway Ref: 141, B9 03 5978 7935 www.moonlit-sanctuary.com
Mornington Peninsula Attractions Pass
Adult and child tickets available from Frankston Visitor Information Centre or each attraction or buy online at www.emmp.net.au
Beyond Frankston
The ideal way to see the icons of this picturesque region and save more than 40%. Includes: Ashcombe Maze & Lavender Gardens, Cape Schanck Lighthouse, Moonlit Sanctuary and Peninsula Hot Springs, PLUS special offers with Sunny Ridge Strawberry Farm, Box Stallion Winery and Searoad Ferries. Valid for 3 months.
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Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery The Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery is the major public gallery on the picturesque Mornington Peninsula. It presents a dynamic and outstanding program of exhibitions and events for everyone. For latest information visit http://mprg.mornpen.vic.gov.au Open: Tuesday - Sunday 10am - 5pm Civic Reserve, Dunns Road, Mornington Victoria 3931 03 5975 4395
Mornington Racing Club Located at the gateway to the beautiful Mornington Peninsula, the Mornington Racing Club is a premier destination for thoroughbred racing, corporate entertaining and major events. Gate 3, 320 Racecourse Road, Mornington Victoria 3931 Melway Ref: 146, B3 03 5975 3310 www.mrc.net.au
Mornington Railway
Beyond Frankston
Step back in time to a bygone era and take a ride on a heritage train. Steam and Diesel hauled passenger services run on the first three Sundays of every month. Trains run between Moorooduc and Mornington starting at 11am. Present this advertisement and receive our 2 for 1 ticket deal. For details of running days and times visit our website www.morningtonrailway.org.au or phone us on 1300 767 274. Moorooduc Station, enter from Two Bays Road Melway Ref: 105 K9
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Mornington Sea Glass If you love the coast and looking for a keepsake with a difference, our gifts feature sea glass that has washed up along the shores of the Mornington Peninsula. We have jewellery and home décor gifts to bring out your ‘inner mermaid’! Find our designs at Frankston Visitor Information Centre, 7N Pier Promenade, Frankston www.morningtonseaglass.com.au www.facebook.com/morningtonseaglass
Neptours Ticket plus coach packages to Melbourne theatres, concerts and shows. Small and large coaches available for charter. Day and extended tours available. Special group rates for 16 or more. Factory 4, 11 Trewhitt Court, Dromana 3936 Melway Ref: 160, C7 T: 03 5987 2011 F: 03 5987 2611 Email: neptours@bigpond.net.au
Peninsula Fudge Peninsula Fudge, located in Rosebud on Victoria’s beautiful Mornington Peninsula, produce fresh fudge, soft nougat, and rich chocolate fudge sauce to tempt your taste buds. We source local seasonal fruits and juices for part of our range, and use the best quality ingredients. Further details available from our web site. 1A/13 Newington Avenue, Rosebud West 3940 03 5986 8881 www.peninsulafudge.com.au
Peninsula Hot Springs Victoria’s only thermal mineral springs and day spa centre. Enjoy over 20 bathing experiences in our family-friendly Bath House, or indulge in a treatment at our Spa Dreaming Centre. Café (breakfast, lunch and dinner). Spa shop. Open daily from 7:30am - 10pm. Springs Lane, Fingal (Rye) Melway Ref: 169, A11 03 5950 8777 www.peninsulahotsprings.com
Did you know?...Phillip Island’s little penguins are only a 90 minute drive from Frankston! Have you heard?...A koala has four thumbs! Have you experienced?...Hands on farming activities at Victoria’s first farm. Check out the Penguin Parade, Koala Conservation Centre, and Churchill Island Heritage Farm with a 3 Park Pass. 03 5951 2800 www.penguins.org.au
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Pure Peninsula Honey Taste many varieties of delicious honeys and enjoy fresh honeycomb cut straight from the hive. See bees at work in a glass beehive. Discover amazing facts about bees while walking through a mock apiary. Our farm shop includes cosmetics made from Manuka honey, pure beeswax candles and other bee themed gifts. Open Oct-Mar 7 days, 9am-5pm. April-Sept Mon-Fri 9am-5pm. Weekends 10am-4pm 871 Derril Road, Moorooduc Melway Ref: 146, K5 03 5978 8413 www.purepeninsulahoney.com.au
Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne Explore the contemporary Australian Garden and native bushland. Discover more than 170,000 plant varieties, picnic areas, barbecues, bike tracks, kids' programs, Boon Wurrung Cafe and The Gardens Shop. Open daily: 9am to 5pm FREE ENTRY Corner Ballarto Road and Botanic Drive, Cranbourne Melway Ref: 133 K10 03 5990 2200 rbg.vic.gov.au
Santa’s Place on the Peninsula EVERYTHING CHRISTMAS Fresh choose and cut Christmas Trees. Christmas Shop with everything you need for Christmas. Coffee Shop Check opening hours. Open July to December
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Corner Moorooduc Highway and Bentons Road, Moorooduc (on the Mornington Peninsula) 03 5978 8500 santas_place@bigpond.com.au www.santasplace.com.au
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Sea Eagle Beach House, Safety Beach Award winning, family friendly accommodation. 3 minute walk to beach and golf. Air conditioned, free Wi-Fi, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, sleeps 10 + portacot. Pool table, air hockey, table tennis, TVs, DVDs. Perfect for families, golfers or couples. Pets welcome outdoors and linen options available. 0400 522 258 www.seaeaglebeachhouse.com.au seaeaglebeachhouse@gmail.com
Searoad Ferries Cross the Bay on Australia’s favourite car and passenger ferry between Sorrento and Queenscliff. View spectacular coastal scenery, dolphins, and whales in winter. Onboard facilities include lounge and observation decks, café, wi-fi and children’s play area. Visit Queenscliff, the Bellarine and Great Ocean Road. There is no better way to cross the Bay! Sorrento Pier & Queenscliff Wharf Open every day, all year, all weather Ferries depart 7am - 6pm, every hour on the hour www.searoad.com.au 03 5258 3244
The Enchanted Maze Garden
Cross over into an adventure wonderland of enchanted creations, hedge mazes and artful garden design. Test your nerve with the Tube Slide Ride and 3D Indoor Maze and sample a treat from The Amazing Lolly Shop. And all of this just a short walk from the lookout at Arthurs Seat on the beautiful Mornington Peninsula. 55 Purves Road, Arthurs Seat 3936 Melway Ref: 159, E12 03 5981 8449 www.enchantedmaze.com.au
The Shed Skatepark
The award winning Shed Skate Park is Australia's answer to the world’s best indoor skate parks. As the country's biggest indoor facility, Cranbourne’s Shed features everything most riders would want in a skate park plus loads of space to watch, a retail shop, kiosk, air-conditioning and free wi-fi. Check website www.theshedskatepark.com.au to confirm session times. Casey Indoor Leisure Complex 65 Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Cranbourne East 03 5996 8898
Tree Surfing is an exhilarating new high ropes adventure set in the beautiful woodland Sculpture Park of The Enchanted Maze Garden. Traversing through suspended rope bridges and wire balances the activity involves over 50 aerial obstacles, 4 thrilling zip-lines and a giant Tarzan Swing. Tree Surfing requires no prior training other than a 10-minute introductory session and includes same day entry to The Enchanted Maze Garden. BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL 55 Purves Road, Arthurs Seat 3936 03 5981 8449 www.treesurfing.com.au
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EMERGENCY Police, Fire, Ambulance
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POLICE Frankston Police Station, 15 Fletcher Road, Frankston
03 9784 5555
FRANKSTON HOSPITAL (24 hr Emergency Department) Hastings Road, Frankston
03 9784 7777
MEDICAL CLINICS - AFTER HOURS Medicentre Frankston Hospital, 2 Hastings Road, Frankston
03 9783 8522
Medical One Clinic, 47 Davey Street, Frankston
03 9781 3966
Young Street Medical and Dental Centre, 89-97 Young Street, Frankston
03 9771 8111
DENTISTS - AFTER HOURS Young Street Medical and Dental Centre, 89-97 Young Street, Frankston
03 9771 8111
PHARMACIES My Chemist Frankston, 49 Davey Street, Frankston
03 9781 5760
Frankston Chemart Pharmacy, 89-97 Young Street, Frankston
03 9783 3373
Chemist Warehouse, 32 Wells Street, Frankston
03 9783 9788
VET CLINICS - AFTER HOURS AEC Animal Emergency Centre (After hours Animal Emergency Hospital) 39 McMahons Road, Frankston
03 9770 5555
TAXI SERVICES Frankston Radio Cabs
03 9786 3322
BUS SERVICES Peninsula Bus Lines www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au
03 9786 7088
TRAIN SERVICES Metro www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au
1800 800 007
AIRPORT BUS Frankston and Peninsula Airport Shuttle www.fapas.com.au
03 9783 1199
TOLL ROADS CityLink www.citylink.com.au
13 26 29
EastLink www.eastlink.com.au
13 54 65
PARKING ost on street parking throughout Frankston is free; however parking limits apply. M A fee applies to other areas, please check the signs. INTERNET ACCESS Everywhere Internet Kiosk Bayside Shopping Centre, Level 1, 28 Beach Street, Frankston LAUNDRIES Eastside Laundrette, 243 Beach Street, Frankston
03 9789 9316
The Foot Street Laundrette, 43A Foot Street, Frankston
03 9783 2730
Overport Road Laundrette , 3 Overport Road, Frankston
03 9783 5944
Washing Spot Laundrette, 53A Beach Street, Frankston
03 9783 2455
LIBRARIES Frankston City Library, 60 Playne Street Frankston
03 9784 1020
Carrum Downs Library, 203 Lyrebird Drive, Carrum Downs
03 9782 0187
POST OFFICE Frankston Central Post Shop, 54-58 Wells Street, Frankston
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