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So a little birdie told us the school holidays are underway! On the Mornington Peninsula, we embrace the chill in the air as there are plenty of things to do in the great outdoors. In fact, we think embracing the great outdoors this season is actually one of the best adventures to take! Zip up your woollen coat, secure your beanie and let's explore more of this unbeatable winter wonderland; you and the family are sure to be spellbound from the get-go.

Falling in love with the winter season on the Mornington Peninsula is something simply special. As a time to cocoon, get cosy or witness the magic of the outdoor wintertime wonderland, it soon becomes clear we have countless experiences to suit these distinct pursuits. So, whether journeying with your significant other, solo or alongside the extended family, take a look at how you can all indulge more this chilly yet charming season. We know you’ll be tempted from the get-go:

If there’s any sound or sight which reflects the start to winter, it has to be the crackling of a fire and dancing of flames, away from the iciness which lingers outside. Arguably the ideal antidote to the chilly temperatures, fireside dining has become a roaring experience to be found in and around the hinterland and coastal scenes of the Mornington Peninsula (and it’s not hard to see why!) If you’re looking to treat a special loved one, enjoy a day of indulgence with the extended family or simply find cosiness amongst the warmth, we highly recommend exploring more of these standout restaurants, all of which include the presence of a homely fireplace:

Nothing screams indulgent warmth more than a cup of your favourite coffee. And oh are we spoilt for choice on the Mornington Peninsula as to where you can enjoy the habitual morning or afternoon brew. From Red Hill to Rosebud and beyond, you’ll have no trouble finding an array of both familiar and intriguing tastes between the many cafes and eateries across the region.

Cold days and cool nights; this is something we have come to know (and, for some of us, love) about wintertime on the Mornington Peninsula. Yet, for those who seek to stay amidst the warmth indoors, there exists adventures across the region that bring about the inner explorer: