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Get your tails wagging folks because we have made a list of the top places to visit with your best mate any time of year. We know how much fun you have at home together, so just imagine the adventures you will get up to as you explore the beautiful Mornington Peninsula. We’ve included year-round dog-friendly beaches, awesome walks, plus places to eat and drink.

One of the benefits of the new season is all the wonderful produce that becomes available.  Spring brings so many wonderful flavours and bright colours at our farm gates and, let’s face it, getting outdoors and choosing from the amazingly fresh produce that has been picked for you, is just what the season has ordered!

Look out it’s magpie season! It’s AFL Grand Final weekend and with a long weekend on offer there’s no need to worry about not having a ticket to the game.  Escape to the coast for a couple of days; we’ve prepared for you a guide to what’s on over the long weekend, where you can catch every piece of the game live or escape the game completely.

Spring has finally arrived, and nature is blooming. The sun shines a little brighter and you have that urge to get outside and breathe fresh spring air. To help you find things to reconnect with family and friends we’ve put together a list of what’s new and in season on the Mornington Peninsula to help you find the best spring things!

All around the world when you hear the celebratory clinking of glasses and whatever the accompanying salutation (whether it be “Cheers”, “Salute”, “Cin Cin” or “Kanpai”) the good vibes in the room will be palpable.  And raising a glass of the elegant, and definitely approachable, Pinot Noir is no exception. In homes or restaurants, by the fire or on sun drenched decks you will find fans of this seductive wine appreciating this perfectly balanced drop. It’s sophisticated, classy and knows how to please a crowd.