EVERY SUNDAY IN FEBRUARY 2026 | FROM 12PMSundays in February are made for long afternoons on the Crittenden Terrace.Join us every Sunday in February for "Terrace Tunes", with live music by local musicia...
Our QR Code Trail is an intrepid summer quest: scan at each hidden stop, unravel the stories, and discover things you never knew about the landscape, the wildlife, and the history woven through the mountain.
Nestled into the verdant hills of Main Ridge amid volcanic soil and with perfect climatic conditions, lies 300 acres of strawberry fields – Sunny Ridge Strawberry Farm. First settled by Pietro Gallace, father of current owner, Mick – Pietro planted apples, but soon discovered that the conditions in the area were perfectly suited for strawberries.
There are places you visit once, and places you return to. Crittenden Mornington Peninsula is firmly the latter. There are places that photograph well — and then there are places that feel right.
Red Hill Lavender Farm and Café has reopened, exuding renewed charm and nostalgia. With blooming gardens, polished interiors, and their famous lavender scones, it seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor spaces, inviting you to sip, savour, and soak in the serenity.
At The Hidden Kitchen, they believe breakfast should be bold, honest, and served with heart. Every day from 8am to 2pm, their kitchen turns out piping hot cooked breakfasts alongside a mouth-watering selection of sandwiches, wraps, rolls, and fresh salads. Their award-winning homemade pies, pasties, sausage rolls, and house-made sweet treats have earned loyal fans—and a few gold medals too.
MONDAY TO FRIDAY DURING OCTOBER 2025October marks a month to observe our senior community, widely celebrated as part of the annual initiative, Victorian Seniors Festival.Peninsula Hot Springs is delight...
For the past few years, whenever we’ve travelled the long sweep of Point Nepean Road — which is often — one little shopfront has always hummed out to us. A flicker of light, a kind of beacon in the sea. Blink and you’ll miss it — a dark corner store wedged between Rosebud, Capel Sound and Rye — but once you’ve noticed it, you can’t unsee it.
Originally the Tully’s site was an apple orchard however today the business is driven by three generations of the Brancatisano family who have been providers on the Peninsula since the late 1950’s. While respecting the history of the site, Tully’s appreciates that supporting & promoting local regional lines - most of which are sourced directly from growers – is integral to the business and the community it serves. The family are also passionate about delivering quality fare and a family friendly experience built on service.
Out in the country, high on the hill, there’s a market where makers, growers, musicians and artists gather to share the bounty of the season — from fresh produce and handmade goods to vintage treasures and local art.
Back in the days before impersonal supermarkets and oversized shopping centres, the humble general store was a community hub, a place that served an important social, as well as supply, service. In 1924, Merricks General Wine Store opened to serve a variety of needs of the local community. Built in a prime location on Hastings-Flinders Road, between Balnarring and Shoreham, it was a central point where locals could stock up on household items as well post mail, make phone calls at the phone booth, do banking and fill the petrol tank – a one-stop shop with friendly, familiar faces.
The Head Brewer David Golding will host sessions of guided vertical tastings over the weekend. Delving into his cellars to share rarities from the past decade, a special feature on Stouts, with a very special release of a whisky barrel aged Imperial Stout, a collaboration with Chiefs Son Distillery, who are joining us for a special tasting event.