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Taxi Peninsula provides wheelchair accessible taxis in Seaford since 2016, using ramp and hoist vans with wheelchair restraints and drivers who help you from door to door. We travel anywhere across Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula, including hospitals, day programs and Melbourne and Avalon airports, and carers travel with you. Book online in about two minutes or call 0468 323 211. Fares depend on distance and waiting time; MPTP, NDIS and aged-care accounts are accepted.

Seaford is a bayside suburb just north of Frankston, with a long beach, quiet residential streets and easy train access. Taxi Peninsula serves Seaford at all hours with sedans for everyday travel and wheelchair accessible vehicles for passengers who travel in their chair.

Nepean Highway runs along the bay side, with the Seaford foreshore, Seaford Pier and the beach just across the road. Inland, the Seaford Wetlands are a significant reserve for birdlife, and the Frankston Freeway passes the eastern edge of the suburb. Seaford and Kananook stations are both on the Frankston line, making Seaford well connected to the city. Locals often take taxis to Frankston Hospital, Bayside Shopping Centre, Monash Medical Centre in Clayton, Southland and Melbourne Airport. The shops near Seaford station and along Seaford Road cover day-to-day needs. Seaford has a mix of older homes, new townhouses and retirement living, and many locals use us for medical appointments, connecting with the train, and visiting family across the south-east. Visitors to the wetlands and beach also book us for drop-offs and pick-ups.

For early-morning flights or medical appointments, book the night before. The Maxi WAT seats six with space for two wheelchairs and suits families or groups. We accept MPTP cards, along with NDIS and aged-care accounts, and carers ride with the passenger. Drivers help door to door, with bags or walking aids, and a fare estimate is shown on the booking form.

Map of the areas we cover Port Phillip Bay and the Mornington Peninsula, with these places marked: Seaford, Melbourne CBD, Frankston, Mornington, Mount Martha, Mount Eliza, Dromana, Rosebud, Rye, Sorrento, Portsea, Hastings, Somerville, Tyabb, Carrum Downs, Dandenong, Melbourne Airport, Avalon Airport, Capel Sound, McCrae, Tootgarook, Blairgowrie, Safety Beach, Boneo, Fingal, Cape Schanck, Main Ridge, Merricks, Merricks North, Red Hill, Red Hill South, Crib Point, Shoreham, Somers, Balnarring, St Andrews Beach, Arthurs Seat, HMAS Cerberus, Flinders, Point Leo, Bittern, Moorooduc, Baxter, Langwarrin, Pearcedale. Port Phillip BayWestern PortBass StraitMornington PeninsulaSeafordMelbourne CBDFrankstonMorningtonMount MarthaMount ElizaDromanaRosebudRyeSorrentoPortseaHastingsSomervilleTyabbCarrum DownsDandenongMelbourne AirportAvalon AirportCapel SoundMcCraeTootgarookBlairgowrieSafety BeachBoneoFingalCape SchanckMain RidgeMerricksMerricks NorthRed HillRed Hill SouthCrib PointShorehamSomersBalnarringSt Andrews BeachArthurs SeatHMAS CerberusFlindersPoint LeoBitternMoorooducBaxterLangwarrinPearcedaleSeafordMelbourne CBDFrankstonMorningtonMount MarthaMount ElizaRyePortseaHastingsSomervilleTyabbCarrum DownsDandenongMelbourne AirportAvalon AirportSafety BeachFingalCape SchanckCrib PointShorehamSomersSt Andrews BeachHMAS CerberusFlindersMoorooducLangwarrinPearcedale
A guide only, not to scale. Not on the map? Ask us — we travel further on request.

How long does it take to get places from Seaford?

  • Melbourne CBDabout 45 min
  • Melbourne Airportabout 70 min
  • Frankston Hospitalabout 5 min
  • Monash Medical Centreabout 25 min
  • Rosebud Hospitalabout 45 min

A rough guide without traffic. We allow extra time for loading your wheelchair.

Where do people often travel to from Seaford?

  • Frankston Hospital
  • Seaford Station
  • Bayside Shopping Centre
  • Monash Medical Centre
  • Westfield Southland
  • Frankston Station
  • Melbourne Airport

What should I know about getting around Seaford?

Nepean Highway through Seaford can be busy at peak times and on warm weekends when beachgoers head for the foreshore. The Frankston Freeway and EastLink give quick access north and to the airport. Seaford and Kananook stations are on the Frankston line, with frequent metropolitan services. Beach parking fills up in summer, so a pick-up point off the highway may be easier. Many residential streets are quiet and flat, which makes kerbside wheelchair loading straightforward. Peak-hour traffic builds on the routes leading onto the Frankston Freeway, and in summer the foreshore can be crowded on weekends. Tell us which side of the highway you are on.

What trips can I book from Seaford?

Questions about travelling in Seaford

Can you pick me up from Seaford or Kananook station?

Yes. Tell us which station and which side you will exit, and roughly when your train arrives. Both stations are on the Frankston line. If you are travelling with a wheelchair, our ramp van or Maxi WAT can meet you at the station and take you home or to your appointment.

How do I get from Seaford to Monash Medical Centre in Clayton?

We take Seaford residents to Monash Medical Centre regularly, usually via the freeways. Give us your appointment time and department when booking. For the return trip, choose a set time or the pick up when ready option, then tap I'm ready or call us when you are finished.

Can you drop us at the Seaford foreshore for a beach day?

Yes. We can drop you at a foreshore car park or pathway near the pier and pick you up at a set time. In summer, parking areas get crowded, so agree a clear meeting point. Wheelchair accessible vehicles are available, and the driver can help with gear.

Can I travel in my power wheelchair or scooter?

Yes. Most manual and power wheelchairs fit, and you stay seated in your chair. Tell us the make, width and weight when you book so we send the right vehicle. Mobility scooters can travel when they can be safely restrained — please check with us first.

Can a carer or family member come too?

Yes. Carers, family and assistance animals are welcome. Include everyone in the passenger count so we send a vehicle with enough seats.

How do I pay?

Pay the driver by card or cash, use your Multi Purpose Taxi Program (MPTP) card, or choose "Account / invoice" for NDIS plan managers, aged-care providers and businesses.

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