Top 6 Natural Attractions Close By To Flinders Accommodation

Many people looking at Flinders accommodation are interested in exploring the beautiful Mornington Peninsula, which is known for having some truly picturesque scenery. If you want to experience some of the natural attractions that the region has to offer, you’ve come to the right place – we’ve outlined some of our favourite in the list below for your convenience.

1. Ashcombe Maze & Lavender Gardens

We understand that getting the kids to love the great outdoors is easier said than done, but the maze and lavender gardens is the perfect place to start. As well as the spectacular hedge maze, visitors are invited to try their hand at the circular rose maze and lavender labyrinth, as well as explore the extensive woodland gardens.

2. Beaches

When staying at Flinders accommodation, you cannot pass up the opportunity to visit the beach. During summer, swim in the cool water or sun bake on the sane. During winter, stroll along the water’s edge. Some of the popular beaches in the area include: Sorrento Back Beach, Portsea Ocean Beach, Pearces Beach, and Rye Back Beach.

3. Cape Schanck Lighthouse

Whilst the lighthouse and attached museum are certainly worth the visit, the stunning grounds are the natural attraction that we wish to discuss. You’ll be able to enjoy views across Bass Strait whilst enjoying a picnic lunch on one of the scattered tables. In the old stables, you have access to a BBQ if you would prefer a hot lunch.

4. Mornington Peninsula National Park

This national park covers all of the ocean coast between London Bridge and Bushrangers Bay, and from Stockyard Creek to Flinders. There are a number of walking tracks for visitors to enjoy, as well as plenty of picnic and BBQ areas when you get hungry. Greens Bush, the largest remnant of bushland on the Peninsula, is also a popular spot.

5. Peninsula Hot Springs

For the utmost in relaxation, we suggest that you head to the hot springs, where natural thermal mineral waters flow into the pools. At the Bath House, visitors can enjoy over 20 bathing experiences (including a cave pool and cold plunge pools). At the Spa Dreaming Centre, visitors can enjoy a more private bathing experience.

6. Sillito Vineyard & Olive Grove

Those who choose Flinders accommodation are often also interested in the local produce that the Mornington Peninsula is known for. Pay a visit to this location, which is home to more than 800 olive trees and 9 acres of grapevines. The vineyard is a truly beautiful place to visit, as well as showing you what goes into wines and olive oil.

The next time you book Flinders accommodation, we hope that you will take the time to explore some of the natural attractions we’ve outlined above. Not only will they get you outside and into the sunshine, they’ll ensure that you have the most enjoyable stay possible. If you’re only staying for a short time, choose some of the attractions that stand out to you the most.