From Moorabbin to Carrum, Kingston is made up of 21 unique neighbourhoods. Explore everything Kingston has to offer!
Plan Your Visit
Located just 15km south of the Melbourne CBD, Kingston is easily accessible by car, public transport, boat…or even plane. Here’s how to start planning your next visit!
By Public Transport
Kingston is located on the Frankston railway line, making it easily accessible from the City Loop. Jump on the train to travel right across Kingston, with stops at Moorabbin, Highett, Southland, Cheltenham, Mentone, Parkdale, Mordialloc, Aspendale, Edithvale, Chelsea, Bonbeach and Carrum. Visit the Metrotrains website to plan your journey via the Frankston line.
If you live next door to Kingston and want to pop on over, there are a number of bus options you can take. Visit the PTV website for timetables and more info. To travel from the CBD to Warrigal Road in Kingston via bus, take the 302 bus to the Doncaster SC/Williamsons Road stop and swap to the 903 bus towards Mordialloc.
By Cycle/Walking
The Bay Trail is a path used by both cyclists and pedestrians along the coastline from Seaford, just south of Kingston, to Port Melbourne. Take in stunning beach views as you ride or walk. The trail takes approximately two hours to ride from Carrum to Port Melbourne. Make pitstops along your journey for a coffee break and a bite to eat in our beachside neighbourhoods.
By Car
Get to Kingston easily via car or taxi. There are multiple routes from the CBD so hop on the Monash Freeway (M1) or the EastLink for a quicker, more direct route. If you choose to travel via the EastLink, ensure you have a toll pass or tag to avoid fines. The Nepean Highway is a great option for a scenic drive along the coast. Kingston’s neighbourhoods are all easy to navigate by car with plenty of parking options available.
By Air
King Island Airlines offers 12 passenger flights per week between Moorabbin Airport and King Island in Tasmania. There are also a number of helicopters and planes taking off from Moorabbin Airport that offer scenic flights around Kingston and its surrounds.
By spacecraft
Travel to Kingston from anywhere in the universe, just like our extraterrestrial friends who landed in Westall in 1966. Explore their journey.