You can't breathe in the summer of the Northern Hemisphere? Come and spend the winter in the Southern Hemisphere!
The Monington Peninsula of (Mornington Peninsula), just an hour's drive from Melbourne's City, has always been a winter resort!
But every time is a hot spring, is also very not new. In fact, Mornington Peninsula also has a lot of charming scenery:
Such as quiet beaches and clear rock pools, or majestic cliffs and surging waves, these are attractions that blow up ins.
Those who love the water are sure to love this, a holiday destination that combines European seaside life with Australian tradition! Let's have a leisure trip on our way!
CAPE SCHANCK LIGHTHOUSE
The rugged coast and the thrilling scenery.
The lens is first aimed at the lighthouse on the island, where the soft light is a big shot.
Rough sea, the waves beat the beach, but also along the coast sidewalk, to find a trace of sunlight.
There were glittering white lighthouses built in 1859 at the Cape of good Hope. At the southernmost end of the Mornington Peninsula, the rough waters of the Strait contrasted with the relatively calm waters of the western port.
The rough sea and steep cliffs, combined with subtle tones, match seamlessly. In the foreground, clouds and a clearer sky in the distance will make your lighthouse photo vivid.
You can also go to the rocks for a close-up, and the texture and fine marks of the weathered rocks, beside the clear water and glowing pebbles, will be even more fascinating.
BUSHRANGERS BAY WALK
Contemplative cliffs and rugged highlands.
Walk along the cliffs of the coast to Bushrangers Bay, and you'll see basalt cliffs..
The rough sea and rocky cape, set against the raging waters of Bass Strait.
But in the breeze, you may prefer to wander down the creek valley's path.
In the long sand and dark rugged cape, there is the pleasure of being hit by huge waves!
And these places are the most primitive beauty and unspoiled scenery. And maybe meet a lovely kangaroo!
FINGAL BEACH
Idyllic little bays and tea-tree tunnels.
In a charming tea tunnel, take a leisurely walk.
This path also takes you to the beach viewing platform, where you can see the sides of the cliff and the different shapes of the beach.
It's best to go to the beach when the tide is low, so you can get close access to rock pools and reefs.
The lens will create different landscapes in green vegetation and golden sand. The sea and the sky gray and blue mixed together, beautiful!
WINERIES AND VINEYARDS
Colorful leaves and artistic windows.
Neither the traditional country style nor the modern style of fashion can be more amazing than this window of literature and art. I'm sure it's beautiful here!
The most photographed window on the island is the Paringa Estate Winery winery, a round stained glass window.
Surrounded by vines, the vineyards of shiraz can also be seen from there.
While looking at the scenery and tasting the best wine in your hand, there must be no flavor!
BEACH BOXES
A brightly colored shack on the beach
A very classic scene, you can not avoid the introduction of a vulgar!
For Mornington Peninsula, these brightly colored house are of great significance in local culture and history.
House on the beach, painted with a bold primary color chalk. How can you miss the classic sign-in Haram?
THE BRIARS
Historic homestead and lovely little animals
Briars is one of the oldest properties in the region, where retired officer Colonel James Reid settled in 1840.
This is also a wildlife reserve, home to koala, kangaroo and emu.
Of course, there are trails, cafes, nurseries, astronomical centers, and so on. This place with these classic attractions must be a good place for family day!
This is an early colonial period of a classic building, there are a lot of cute little animals, and even ancient agricultural machinery, rural wind lovers quickly to take one!
A classic place to play
Port Phillip Estate
Founded in 1987, Port Phillip Estate is known for brewing top-notch Port Phillip and Kooyong and is a must-miss stop for tourists.
Here you can see the rolling mountains, the towering trees, the vineyards of, Phillip Island and Westernport Bay.. The Chateau Restaurant has many seasonal delicacies, and congenial wines are recommended for Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
Wine cellar opening hours: Monday to Sunday, 11 am / 5 pm, excluding Christmas
Restaurant opening hours: lunch from Wednesday to Sunday and dinner from Friday to Saturday.
Wine: Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Shiraz. All wines are from the winery.
Address: 263 Red Hill Road, Red Hill South, VIC 3937
Tel: 03 5989 4444
Web site: www.portphillipestate.com.au
Mornington Peninsula Chocolates
Originated from European traditions and innovative handmade chocolate, it won awards at Fine Food Awards in Melbourne and Sydney. Chocolate experts introduce the process and understand the benefits of chocolate to the body, as well as taste high-quality chocolates. Very much as a gift or custom used for weddings or parties.
Address: 45 Cook St, Flinders
Tel: 03 5989 0040
Time: Monday, Thursday-Friday, 12 pm / 5 pm; Saturday-Sunday, 10am-5pm
Peninsula Hot Springs & Day Spa
The hot spring center is the only natural mineral spa and day spa facility in Australia due to the discovery of a large amount of natural constant temperature cured mineral water at 50 °C.
You can have a relaxing spa in a quiet space and enjoy your meal here. In addition, there are more than 20 bath experiences, including cave pools, spa pools, heat flow trenches, moonlight pools and massage hot showers.
Address: Springs Lane, Fingal, VIC 3939
Tel: 03 5950 8777
Web site: www.peninsulahotsprings.com
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