While in Dromana, head down to the beach with its white sands and calm waters, enjoy a relaxed lunch at one of the many cafes, or taste an award-winning drop at one of the local distilleries. Later, catch a movie at the Dromana Drive-In.
Savour local brews, distilleries, and expertly roasted coffee. Families can enjoy a day out at Dinosaur World, while shoppers can explore Somerville Plaza, Centro Somerville, or browse through a range of charming specialty stores.
Strolling on Mornington’s Main Street, you’ll quickly understand the appeal of the town. Alfresco cafés, diverse restaurants, and cosy spots for cocktails or an after-work beer with friends line the streets, inviting you to savour the cosmopolitan vibe it exudes.
Stroll along the Frankston waterfront precinct extending from the boat ramp at the base of Olivers Hill, crossing the Landmark Bridge, and ending at Waves restaurant. Take a walking tour through the city streets and take in many building exteriors adorned with eye-catching murals.
Sorrento offers something for everyone – from scenic walks like the Artists Trail and Millionaires Walk, to dolphin swims, historic sites, and even ghost tours. Explore rock pools at the back beach, take the ferry to Queenscliff, or wander the foreshore, pier, and vibrant main street, where beach life, heritage, and galleries come together.
Scuba dive amid sea dragons and rays around Portsea Pier. Glimpse the lifestyles of the rich and famous who reside in Portsea’s millionaire mansions or explore the fascinating labyrinth of nineteenth-century tunnels and fortifications in the Point Nepean National Park.
Whether it’s driving through the scenic hills and native forests, enjoying a relaxing stay at a B&B, or partaking in the fine wines and art, Red Hill is the epitome of a relaxed getaway.
Flinders is a beautiful and historic coastal village overlooking Western Port, located at the point where Western Port Bay meets Bass Strait. Flinders is a 73 km drive south of Melbourne’s Central Business District.
From the sands and gentle waves of family-friendly Balnarring beach, to the tranquil wetlands teeming with native birdlife, there’s plenty to explore for nature lovers. The town centre offers a welcoming vibe, with local cafes serving top-notch coffee, and charming boutiques featuring unique gifts and artisan products.