Just over an hour from Melbourne, the Mornington Peninsula feels like a world away. Here, wellness isn’t something you schedule — it’s something you naturally fall into.
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.
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.
SATURDAY 28 MARCH TO SUNDAY 29 MARCH 2026 | 11AM TO 3PMWeekend Five in March - bring the kids (or big kids!) for cheerful face painting sessions that transform little explorers into butterflies, tigers, sup...
Autumn is one of the most beautiful times to explore the Mornington Peninsula. The summer crowds begin to fade, the weather is perfect for long coastal walks, and vineyards across the region glow with golden leaves.
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.
Paringa Estate has grown into one of Australia’s most awarded wineries. Particularly celebrated for its Pinot Noir and Shiraz. Established in 1985 on a derelict 10-acre orchard, in the lush, rolling hills of Red Hill South, Paringa Estate stands as a testament to the passion and dedication of its founder, Lindsay McCall. Nestled among green hills ripe with fruit, the estate is a beacon of winemaking excellence.
This spacious home is set within a tightly held Point Leo enclave, offering the perfect blend of comfort and lifestyle. Boasting 4 double bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, it is ideal for multi-generational families or those seeking room to grow.
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...
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.
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.
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.