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In light of commemorating World Tourism Day Sunday 27 September, we take a look at the everlasting charm of the Mornington Peninsula, and what its role might be in our next getaway chapter.

As our immediate worlds becomes a little smaller for a short while - a 5km radius to be exact - there are some great ways we can still support our local businesses. Let’s make life that little more comfortable as we feed the loved ones sharing our lockdown ‘castles’.

Nature can give us happiness and hope during these challenging times. To walk amongst simple, quiet beauty can be a constant; a balm from the noise and chaos currently in our world. The Mornington Peninsula offers so much wild outdoor beauty in winter, we would like to share some of the special places’ locals like to explore. Inspiration for future visits for when we can all roam again.

Winter and lockdown 2.0 might be keeping us inside, but there are plenty of delicious ways we can still make time indoors an experience to remember. The Mornington Peninsula has long been recognised as a destination for wine, rich in flavour and quality.

The Mornington Peninsula is a beautiful place to visit but we know in light of COVID-19 travel is not possible. Travel inspires us, it gives us hope to dream of when this challenging time is over, and our world is well again. We think there is nothing wrong with a little couch travel while we all play our essential role in the health and safety of community.