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Discover the best top things to do in Mornington Peninsula, Australia including Staples Apples, Quealy Winemakers, Myrtaceae Winery, Mont Rouge Estate, Rahona Valley Vineyard, Mr Little Cider, Frankston Visitor Information Centre, Main Ridge Estate, Museum of HMAS Cerberus, Tyabb Packing House Antiques.
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1. Staples Apples
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Staples Apples is a apple and cherry orchard located in the beautiful hills of Main Ridge located on the beautiful Mornington Peninsula in Victoria. Buy fresh apples all through the year and cherries during December and January. Staples Apples is close to wineries, beaches, golf courses and the townships of Red Hill, Dromana and Rosebud
Reviewed By Zipspersnickety - Melbourne, Australia
We return to Staples Apples every year, the apples are awesome and if you're lucky enough to visit during cherry season, you won't be disappointed! The staff are ALWAYS welcoming and friendly and the selection of fruit is 10/10! Keep it up Staples!
2. Quealy Winemakers
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 48 reviews
Quealy Winery Cellar Door takes you right into the heart of the winery, tasting amidst the barrels and Tuscan terracotta amphora. Kathleen and Kevin first arrived on the Mornington Peninsula in 1988 and have spent the subsequent years cultivating a reputation for single vineyard expressions of regional heroes Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir, sourced from some of the oldest and finest sites on the Peninsula. Quealy's experience of Italian wine-making tradition has inspired Secco Splendido, Pobblebonk, Pinot Grigio and little-grown Friulano variety. Open daily, come and taste with our experienced team including resident cellar paw, Ninja.
Reviewed By Sydhost
From the moment we arrived we had a very warm welcome. The tasting room with the terracotta vats had a fabulous atmosphere and I loved the smell of the fermentation. The wine tasting was a wonderful experience. We learnt a lot about winemaking and about these particular wines and the grapes and the climate they are grown in. Our group bought an amount of the various wines. As we open them we remember the special afternoon spent at your magnificent winery and the fun we had with your exceptional staff. I can’t wait to return with more friends! Thank you for making my trip to Victoria so worthwhile. And thank you for kindly posting my shawl to me.
3. Myrtaceae Winery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Bullyoung - Red Hill, Australia
Myrtaceae is a small family run winery. Their wines are all quite lovely, and they were accompanied by a charcuterie board that was very tasty and a perfect complement to the wine. One of the owners served us - she was a warm and welcoming host and very kindly explained the background and history of the winery and the area. The surrounding vines and garden present a peaceful setting that made our experience very easy to enjoy. I would very much recommend Myrtaceae.
4. Mont Rouge Estate
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 48 reviews
• WINE • CHOCOLATE • ICE CREAM • Mont Rouge Estate is set in picturesque Red Hill surrounded by acres of stunning vineyards. Visit the Cellar door and Chocolaterie. Lunch on weekends and public holidays. The single vineyard wines, artisan chocolates and ice cream all showcase the uniqueness of the Mornington Peninsula region. A relaxing and enjoyable place to visit, the estate has a warm friendly environment to which visitors are always welcome.
Reviewed By Annie44433
If you want to feel like 'à la maison' (at home ) and enjoy a relaxing atmosphere, head to this boutique winery, in Red Hill. Mont Rouge means 'Red Hill' in French and was previously called Darling Park. The 4 acre vineyard consists of Pinot noir, Pino Gris and Chardonnay and has 30 years of history. I tasted the 2018 Pinot noir with strawberry flavours, not too light, not too strong and perfect to go along with my lunch.Gourmet Barbecue lunch on weekends and public holidays with generous options of meat for $25 .Tasting for a reasonable $5. Nice and cosy atmosphere with 2 welcoming hosts, Brendon and Jenny. This is what you call a hidden gem.
5. Rahona Valley Vineyard
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 37 reviews
Our Cellar Door is open the first weekend of every month and by appointment. Please check google listing for open days/ hours. Rahona Valley is boutique vineyard located in hidden valley in Red Hill South. Travel along a road less travelled to the the 25 year old vineyard in a protected valley in Red Hill South, where vines are grown on fertile, rich red basalt soil producing some of the best wines on the Mornington Peninsula. Come say hello to Toby and Dianne at this small, boutique vineyard with a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere. We don’t aim to make everything. We don’t aim to be everywhere. We don't aim to be open everyday. But from the wine to the experience and everything in between, we do aim to be seriously good.
Reviewed By jarrodh435 - Dromana, Australia
It’s the holy grail of wine tastings, off the beaten track, unassuming, amazing location and facilities. The wines, the wines, best bubbles on the Peninsula, serious table wines. Did I say gorgeous setting? Amazing experience, go there! Period.
6. Mr Little Cider
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
Mornington Peninsula's best cider producer. We make a range of traditional ciders and perry along with a fruit infused range including Blackcurrant, Mango, Strawberry & Lime, Spiced and Ginger.
Reviewed By ceejweapon22 - Cheltenham, Australia
Went up to the Peninsula for Australia Day. They had the best apple and pear cider of all the places we went to! Tasting paddle was good value. Even took a 6pack home! Great service, great spot! Thanks
7. Frankston Visitor Information Centre
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4.5 based on 99 reviews
Frankston has long been Melbourne's favourite family playground, offering the best beaches, beautiful parks, gardens and endless opportunities for having fun. It's also the perfect base for exploring the Mornington Peninsula. Whether planning a brief stop over or a longer stay, see us for information on attractions, activities, events, local and regional maps and visitor guides. We have day trip suggestions, itineraries, tours and public transport advice. We also have a range of local and Australian made produce, gifts and souvenirs.
Reviewed By rebsary65 - Frankston, Australia
Mornington Peninsula is a beautiful part of Victoria and the Frankston Visitor Information Centre has all the information of what is going on. They also sell beautiful knicks & knacks made by locals. If it is the first time to the Peninsula it is well worth visiting and speaking to the wonderful staff.
8. Main Ridge Estate
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
The Mornington Peninsula's first commercial winery, established 1975. -Historic vineyard with 45 year old vines and extensive gardens. -Premium Pinot Noir and Chardonnay wines - $10 wine tasting fee per person with personal service by the winemaker and extended MRE family. - Lunch available in The Larder on weekends and most Public Holidays, with extended hours over the summer season. Visit our website for opening hours, menus and bookings.
Reviewed By carolinedK4224QY - Melbourne, Australia
We found this winery as we were driving past, we were the only ones there. The staff were super friendly, happy for us to do a tasting $10 a head, not pushy and didn’t hover. Told us about the property and poured first 2 wines then let us enjoy them and then he came back with the next two reds. Gardens are also amazing. Just be mindful of the weather as the road in is a small dirt road and could be tricky when raining
9. Museum of HMAS Cerberus
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By antonysb
Brian the curator was a great story teller. The tour lasted for 2 hours and we learnt a lot about Australian navy history with some very rare artefacts, like the German flag captured in PNG. Never heard of this before. You will have to call in a couple of days before you plan to visit as this is an operational navy base and you will need to be escorted.
10. Tyabb Packing House Antiques
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By robynt834
Wonderful collection of buildings including retail and a cafe onsite. You could spend days looking through these shops, discovering things from your past. Lovely collections of glass, china, rustic wares, sports memoribillia, cameras, linen and jewellery. Fabulous place to visit for all the family.
