Top Things to do in Mt Martha
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Top 10 Things to do in Mt Martha, Australia
Discover the best top things to do in Mt Martha, Australia including Wine Compass, Main Street Mornington, Safety Beach, The Enchanted Adventure Garden, Mount Martha Beach, Reel Time Fishing Charters, Arthurs Seat Eagle, The Briars Park, Crittenden Estate, Balcombe Estuary Reserves.
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1. Wine Compass
Overall Ratings
5 based on 162 reviews
Wine Compass offers tailored, private wine tours of the Mornington Peninsula. Our aim is to provide you with an affordable private option. We can cater to small and large groups.
Reviewed By Rachel W
We recently used Wine Compass for my sisters hens party, an extremely professional company who went above our expectations to make our day enjoyable. A tailored tour to suit the group was perfect. Nothing was too difficult and a great knowledgeable tour guide.
2. Main Street Mornington
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 199 reviews
Imagine this. A whole kilometre of cosmopolitan boutique shopping, with more than 370 retail outlets to explore. The pavements are broad and tree-shaded, with inviting courtyards, verandahs and kerbside Seating for an espresso or glass of fine regional wine. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly, and there's not a highrise building in sight. And right at the end of the street is the sparkling sea
Reviewed By WayneAP - Geelong, Australia
I know this is a busy time of year but trying to walk past all the dining areas on the footpath makes for a very trying time with young children in your group.
As long as you have plenty of time, the Main Street has everything that you will need.
Well worth a visit whether staying in or passing through Mornington.
3. Safety Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By ZfyEd - Singapore, Singapore
Enroute returning from our full day tour in Mornington Peninsula to the CBD, our tour group stopover at Dromana for a short visit to the famous multi-coloured bathing boxes located along the Safety beach.
It was quite crowded when we arrived as it was Sunday afternoon with families crowding along the beach. It has a nice view seeing the sea, with soft and clean sand, cooling and crystal clear seawater, as we strolled for a while before moving up to the colourful bathing boxes for photographing.
The bathing boxes were interesting, of many colours and each is unique in its own setting.
There are also washrooms and cafes nearby and so one can enjoy a coffee break nearby after engaging in the sea activities.
4. The Enchanted Adventure Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 526 reviews
The Enchanted Adventure Garden is an award-winning attraction, just one hour from Melbourne at Arthurs Seat. Featuring three hedge mazes, 5 giant tube slides, 20 themed Gardens, an outdoor sculpture park and an indoor 3D maze, this impressive adventure park has something for everyone. Right from the moment you enter, you will be transported into a world of enchantment and fun on a grand scale. The stunning Gardens feature excellent examples of relief topiary and contemporary garden design. The Enchanted Adventure Garden is also the home of Australia's famous Tube Slide Rides with their giant twisting slopes, adventurers sit on inflatable tubes and slide down the slope like an artificial ski run. For a thrilling tree top adventure you should also try Tree Surfing. It involves over 50 aerial obstacles and offers 2 hours of climbing, balancing and zip-lines through the trees. This is a safe and exhilarating activity for all ages. Pre-book online to avoid disappointment.
Reviewed By Michelle B - Red Deer, Alberta, Canada
We were hosting some Korean students and decided to visit here. It is an expensive experience if you are just doing the maze, would love a family ticket to make it a little more reasonable.
The Gardens are beautiful and the mazes are fun. The tubing is fun for all ages. It is our second time here but probably won’t be back in the next few years due to the cost.
5. Mount Martha Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Oldjack - Greater Melbourne, Australia
The beach is quite long and wide with fairly coarse yellow sand not seen much around the bay and it is protected from the cold southerlies by a point that juts out to the south. There is there are good restaurants across the road in Mt Martha Village and further South (East Restaurant) and there is also the Balcombe Creek Wetlands and picnic area. This beach also has a large number of very colorful beach boxes.
6. Reel Time Fishing Charters
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Melbourne Snapper & Portland Tuna Fishing Charters, specialising in Port Phillip Bay Snapper & Squid, Western Port King George Whiting, Gummy Shark, Elephant Shark plus Portland Southern Bluefin Tuna. Established as one of the most successful charter operations in Melbourne, catering to the humble beginner through to experienced anglers, our local knowledge is second to none specialising in Port Phillip Bay, Western Port and the Southern Ocean. Being a trailer boat charter we are able to depart from different locations such as Carrum Boat Ramp for Melbourne's iconic Port Phillip Bay 'Big Red' Snapper, Sorrento Boat Ramp for Squid, Hastings Boat Ramp
Reviewed By b0ris2 - Gisborne, Australia
I've been lucky enough to fish for many different species in locations like Bermagui and Venuatu, BUT, if you want a buzz, get on Reel Time and go snapper fishing in Port Phillip Bay in November.
A group of mate had this big day planned, all day out on the bay, keeping hydrated, what more could you ask for.
Well, the MORE , is catching more snapper in an hour than I have ever seen in my life.
It was bloody amazing.
Big snapper and plenty of them.
Boxed out and with flatty's coming on the bight, there was really no need to spend any more time out on the water.
MIssion accomplished.
That was a year ago and we are all going again next Friday, so look out big red, we're comin to get ya.
7. Arthurs Seat Eagle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 307 reviews
Board a state-of-the-art gondola at the Arthurs Seat Eagle and fly over the state forest to the highest point of the beautiful Mornington Peninsula. You will be torn between looking at the breathtaking view across the bay to the city and spotting wildlife as you soar high above the trees.
Reviewed By sparkyy64 - Werribee
Yesterday my wife & I toke my mum & dad to Arthur Seat Eagle Chair Lift we arrived when it opened at 10am the staff where fantastic they slowed down the gondola so they could get inside for people who have wheel chairs or prams...MoreThanks for your lovely review Glenn. We're glad you enjoyed your visit.
8. The Briars Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Oldjack - Greater Melbourne, Australia
The Briars is a large natural park to the east of Nepean Highway at Mt Martha. There are two significant walks through native vegetation that cover treed areas, some open areas, a wet lands and often views of animals such as kangaroos , koalas and emu's.. The area is protected by a high electric fence to keep those in and the bad ones out. There is a picnic area, a BBQ and toilets. There is also a 4 KM board walk down through wetlands to the Mt Martha beach. It is a great place on a cool sunny day.
9. Crittenden Estate
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Crittenden Estate is one of the oldest family owned and operated wineries on the Mornington Peninsula. We are a family run business who are passionate about creating quality cool climate wine with integrity, passion and honesty. Our recently completed, custom built Wine Centre offers a unique way for those who enjoy wine to experience our selection of more than 25 different styles or varieties on offer. This new format provides seated tastings where knowledgeable staff are on hand to guide visitors through carefully prepared wine journey. A range of alternative and traditional varieties can be sampled in a format that is innovate and educational but imperatively, it is fun and like anything to do with wine, best enjoyed with friends and family.
Reviewed By Jeffry B - Melbourne, Australia
Crittenden Estate has a different philosophy to most cellar door operations. Customers are encouraged to sit at a table in the well-lit tasting room and to try the wines at their leisure. The staff are knowledgable and only too willing to answer questions about the Crittenden Estate wines, especially local specialties such as pinot gri and pinot grigio. Prices are reasonable, just remember what you get for $10 in a bottleshop comes from a factory, while Crittenden Estate wind are crafted by hand..
10. Balcombe Estuary Reserves
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By Oldjack - Greater Melbourne, Australia
This is essentially a board walk from Mt Martha Beach to the Briars which is over Nepean Highway and is great on a windy day or any day as you walk along the Balcombe Creek estuary through the tee tree. At the Mount Martha end there are toilet and BBQ facilities and at the Briar's similar facilities and great walks as well. At the Mt Martha Village turn off go past the car park, turn left and travel down a dirt track towards the creek where there is a small car park. Walk from there.
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