
Not quite cool enough for a fire but…what the hey 😝

Wow, we’ve had a super busy summer season so far – great to see so many people coming down to enjoy the beautiful Mornington Peninsula! There’s lots to see and do down here in Rye – if you need a few ideas then check out the Mornington Peninsula Summer e-Magazine!
Wondering what’s to do down the Mornington Peninsula? The Visit Victoria website has a whole load of ideas – here are just a few! Have a look and come on down to Havana in Rye to enjoy the beautiful weather and spectacular scenery!
The Mornington Peninsula area really does have it all when it comes to offering a spot for a great getaway. Whether you prefer hitting the beach, hanging out around the various towns, heading up to the hills for some relaxing wine tasting and great food, or heading down the coast to walk the many walking tracks, it really has it all!
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One of the fantastic things about the Mornington Peninsula are the number of hidden wineries, eateries, producers and farmgate experiences waiting to be explored. Of course the challenge is often in uncovering these hidden gems to be experienced! Fortunately now these have been brought together in a new ‘Wine, Food and Farmgate Trail’ experience.
It’s the most extensive wine and food program ever created on the Peninsula, featuring chefs and restaurants, vignerons and vineyards, producers, growers, orchardists and gourmet storeowners.
There’s a magnificent book, an extensive website, create-your-own food and wine trails, trail kit, mini cooler bag, regional recipe cards and lots of seasonal experiences.
With more than 50 cellar doors, it’s best to plan a personalised food and wine trail. You can sample wines including our star Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, enjoy an intimate tasting experience, a casual lunch or fine dining.
Everything from our four Chef’s Hats restaurants to chic cafes, cool bars, seaside eateries, boutique pubs and restaurants overlooking the vines. Traditional general stores have a contemporary twist, and lots of artisans producers sell specialty chocolates, honey, olive oil, fudge, bread and much more.
Pick your own cherries and strawberries in summer, indulge in handmade cheese at a dairy, buy the crunchiest apples, fresh herbs, vegetables, housemade sausages and whole hampers of local goodies.
Why not come down and stay for a weekend or even a week and enjoy the spectacular Mornington Peninsula region? As an added bonus, mention this post when you book and we’ll arrange a special treat basket for you when you arrive!
For more information on the Wine, Food and Farmgate trail, see the official website from the Mornington Peninsula Tourism group.