6 Must-Do Autumn Experiences on the Mornington Peninsula

Autumn on the Mornington Peninsula is a magical time of year when the vibrant colors of the changing leaves are just as captivating as the crisp air. Whether you’re a local looking for something new to explore or a visitor hoping to discover the hidden gems of this beautiful region, here are six fantastic autumn experiences you won’t want to miss.

Baskets from the Garden at Heronswood

Join Ruth Woods, author of Finding Form with Fibre, for a hands-on workshop focused on making coiled baskets using plant fibres gathered from the garden. In this 2.5-hour session, Ruth will guide you through identifying suitable plants, sourcing and preparing them for use, and creating your own natural, plant-based basket using the coiling technique. Participants will also receive a detailed plant list to support their ongoing exploration of locally available fibres

Easter Long Weekend at Crittenden

On Easter Sunday, the focus turns to family, with visits from the Easter Bunny, face painting and plenty of space for ball games on the lawn. For the adults, enjoy a specially curated Easter-inspired cocktail, while the kitchen prepares something a little extra special to mark the occasion.

Cocktail Masterclass at The Kitchens

Join us at The Kitchen for an intimate Cocktail Masterclass hosted in collaboration with Stache House Distillery founder Mark Rigby. This relaxed and interactive evening begins with a welcome spritz, followed by a guided introduction to the Stache House spirits range. Guests will then step behind their own bar station to shake, stir and garnish three cocktails, including a twist on a classic Old Fashioned and a selection of signature serves.

Beachside Luxury

Pairing striking architectural design with an enviable beachside position, this exquisite property exemplifies the country-meets-coastal lifestyle with spectacular views across Western Port to Phillip Island and a rural aspect at the rear, to Red Hill.