The Briars 1840s Homestead is the oldest, most intact grazing property in the Mornington Region and houses a world-renowned collection of Napoleonic memorabilia.

The Mornington Peninsula is total temptation. You’ll find market gardens, farm-gates, farmers markets, artisan food producers, winery restaurants and casual cafes.

Peninsula Hot Springs offers more than 20 globally-inspired bathing experiences set in a beautiful natural environment and have thrice won the World's Best Mineral Spa Award.

Safety Beach is a beautiful, sandy beach with calm waters that is loved by families or all ages. Martha Cove is a large inland harbour and residential development in Safety Beach.

Safety Beach Sailing Club is a friendly family focused club with a history for producing many sailing champions nationally. A variety of membership levels is available, from family memberships to social, junior to senior; memberships are reasonably priced, given the superior facilities available.

With a tropical style course that feels more like Northern Queensland, than Victoria, beautiful palms line the fairways and dozens of water features spread throughout this 18-hole course. The Club also offer tennis courts and mini golf as well as a wonderful place to meet and enjoy a meal in the Clubhouse.

The Rosebud Health Hub provides a comprehensive range of Healthcare services from the Rosebud Hospital site, including Community Health, Mental Health, Allied Health and Dental Health services. Rosebud Hospital has 30 acute and 30 subacute beds, an operating theatre, and an Emergency Department.

Dromana's commercial centre is concentrated along the coastal boulevard of Point Nepean Road, with Arthurs Seat and its surrounding bushland providing a scenic backdrop to the many shops and cafes. Overlooking the bay, historic Heronswood is a major draw card for visitors and garden lovers alike.

A visit to Arthurs Seat will reward you with an amazing view of golden beaches, Mornington and Bellarine peninsulas, and the twinkling glass towers of Melbourne. For a bird's eye view over Port Phillip Bay climb aboard the Arthurs Seat Eagle, a state-of-the-art gondola which soars high above the trees.

Mornington Peninsula's hinterland, Red Hill is known for its wine and food produce. Wineries, markets and fine dining awaits alongside nature reserves and gorgeous gum trees.

From strawberry and blueberry farms to dairy farms, Main Ridge has a reputation for local produce. Amongst its sprawling hills are some of the areas best wineries. Spot kangaroos at Greens Bush or pick fruit from fields, Main Ridge is a day trip with something for everyone.

Walk through the natural Mornington Peninsula landscape as part of a birdwatching bushwalk or to find a nice spot to picnic.

A haven for waterbirds and walkers, Devilbend Natural Features Reserve is the largest body of inland water on the Mornington Peninsula. The lowland bush, reservoirs and shoreline provide the perfect scenery to take in nature or setup for a picnic. The waterways are known to attract anglers and those who enjoy non-pwoer watersports like kyaking and stand up paddleboarding.

Overlooking Western Port Bay and Bass Strait, Flinders is known for its iconic Mushroom Reef marine sanctuary and surf beaches. For those seeking good food and wine, Flinders provides many opportunities to whet your appetite and don't forget to try its famous vanilla slice.

Local shopping centre with access to grocery stores, fresh produce, hair and beauty a chemist and other essential services and supplies.