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Mornington Peninsula is full of places that offer delectable locally produced food, wine and spirits. Luckily some of the chefs, winemakers and distillers love to share their secrets with you. Learning something new can be hugely satisfying and if you are sharing the experience with others you are sure to have some laughs along the way.  Book ahead to avoid disappointment!

Winter may feel like the time to stay indoors on the couch by a warm fire, but it is also an amazing time to get out and explore the great outdoors Mornington Peninsula style.  Discovering our beautiful region on foot will allow you to slow down and experience the hidden treasures that you miss when you drive - listen to the birds, encounter native wildlife, stop to take in the views, or find that secret beach.  Because we know that sometimes you need some inside knowledge to get you started here are 5 of our favourite walks that we hope will inspire you to put on your winter woollies and walk!

The best way to experience the Mornington Peninsula is by staying, and with the region’s moderate cool climate, anytime of year is a great time to visit.  We’ve picked 5 of our favourite vineyard retreats set among the rolling hills of the hinterland and even better, you might just discover that they also happen to include some of the best food and wine experiences the Peninsula has to offer. 

With amazing winter escape packages available - what are you waiting for?  There’s still time to book your Mornington Peninsula winter escape.

This geothermal bathing oasis creates an idyllic setting for rejuvenation. Hot spring pools and private baths offer a transformative experience and a place to reconnect to yourself and others while immersed in nature. Peninsula Hot Springs has plenty of space for you and your loved ones to explore, ranging from the social, family-friendly Bath House and new Amphitheatre to the adults only Spa Dreaming Centre. 

You’ll love the events that are planned over winter, come and enjoy the fabulous Mornington Peninsula’s wide variety of winter feasts and workshops, perhaps even a steam train ride plus much, much more.