Crackerjack Beachfront

Located at the center of Frankston, only a 5 minute walk from Bayside Shopping center and Frankston Train Station. Two Spoons is modified from a 30 year old historical Chinese restaurant and now serve...

Little Spice is known for its high quality food and thriving to satisfy guests. They ensure consistency, authenticity of taste and quality through meticulous standards. They also practice the highest ...

Lucky Inn is a family owned Chinese and Malaysian restaurant located on Foot Street in Frankston. It offers both take away and a BYO dine in service.

Kananook Creek runs for 7.5 km parallel to the coastline linking Seaford Wetlands to Frankston Foreshore. The creek reserve is home to many indigenous plants and animals and is one of Frankston's most...

Materials: Stone and ceramic A sculptor and a potter by trade, Deborah Halpern is one of Australia's most celebrated sculptors, known for her wildly colourful mosaic work.

Born under the light of the southern cross in the backstreets of Mornington's industrial estate, Commonfolk has been living the dream since 2013. There's something in the salty sea breeze blowing in o...

The Comfort Station is thought to have been constructed in c1951-52. Sited on a prominent corner on the Nepean Highway, the Comfort Station was a popular stopping point for motorists travelling to and...

In Frankston City there are two boat launching facilities: Kananook Creek Frankston Foreshore, 1N Pier Promenade, Frankston 8 ramps with large car park Olivers Hill 600m Nepean Highway, Frankston ...

Mural Name: Davey Street Mural Artist:  Sheldon Headspeath Artist Bio: RAD-FMP is an engagement program working with at risk young people of Frankston Central to re-connect with their communit...

General Harold William Grimwade CB, CMG, VD (1869-1949) was one of Frankston’s most prominent residents and benefactors. The son of a wealthy wholesaler and parliamentarian Frederick Sheppard Grimwade...