Seaford is located on Port Phillip Bay, 5 kilometres north of the city of Frankston which is the gateway to the Mornington Peninsula and surrounding beaches.

The Nepean Highway follows the coast through Seaford, with shops and residential areas on one side, and the coastal foreshore and beaches on the other side. The Seaford Pier is located opposite Seaford's main commercial precinct and is a popular spot for fishing or swimming in the surrounding calm waters. Seaford has over 5 kilometres of sandy beaches which are clean and safe for swimming along an essentially straight section of coastline.

As well as the beach, Seaford offers visitors a number of other natural attractions. The Kananook Creek Reserve is a lineal park which follows the route of the creek and features native bushland and a 6 kilometre walking track. The extensive Edithvale-Seaford Wetlands features 300 year old river red gums and a large collection of rare and endangered migratory bird species. Walking and cycle tracks surround much of the wetlands, with an elevated viewing platform accessible via Austin Road.

Two Cans Antiques Browse through a warehouse of early 19th to early 20th century French, English, Continental and Australian antiques

Edithvale-Seaford Wetlands Covering 259 hectares between Aspendale and Seaford, these wetlands are home to a diverse range of birdlife, wildlife and vegetation

Visit Frankston Visitor guide for Frankston and surroundings including a business directory, events, attractions, shopping and accommodation

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