Our properties are situated in two of the Mornington Peninsulas towns:

 

Sorrento

The seaside village of Sorrento is one of the most popular and pretty holiday escapes on the Mornington Peninsula. Sorrento is located at the southern extremity of the peninsula at the entrance to Port Phillip Bay and provides a beautiful and picturesque outlook. The village is known for its historic buildings, cafes, shopping and resident population of bottlenose dolphins.

Seaside escape
The gentle front beach is an ideal place to wile away some time, have a picnic, go for a stroll, take a cooling swim or keep watch for wild bottlenose dolphins which play in the clean bay waters. For some surf-pounding action, the back beach on the Bass Strait side of the peninsula is close by. Sorrento offers a long list of other recreational opportunities, including golf, bushwalking, sailing, scuba diving, fishing and boating.

Attractions 

Most of Sorrento's attractions are within walking distance and the village has earned acclaim for its historic buildings, many made from local limestone giving them a unique character. Impressive hotels, excellent eateries, sidewalk cafes, boutiques, galleries and specialist shops add extra appeal to the Sorrento experience.

 

Saltwater@Sorrento - is located within 500 metres of the bayside beach, 700 metres of the Ocean Beach (St Pauls) and 1Km of Sorrento township.  Walking distance to all locations!

 

Rye

Rediscover sun-kissed days on summer family holidays at the coastal resorts of Dromana, Rosebud and Rye, and uncover after-dark endeavours at the new wine bars, cafes and golf courses.

The carnival atmosphere
Join the families flocking annually to the southern end of Mornington Peninsula for endless summer days on bayside beaches with their expansive sandbars. Get a kick out of the carnival atmosphere and temporarily increase your adrenaline by surfing or horseriding at Gunnamatta Ocean Beach.

Cosmopolitan wining, dining and sleeping
Rinse off the sunscreen for drinks and dinner in the growing crop of wine bars and cafes along Rye's Point Nepean retail strip.

Above and underwater activities

You're in Mornington Peninsula's 'The Cups' region, so play golf amid the rolling sand hills at The Dunes in Rye, or Moonah Links, home of the Australian Open tournament.

Discover life underwater in The Octopus's Garden marine trail underneath Rye Pier, or delve into the deep on a fishing charter.

 

The Sandpiper, The Shell Croft and Shearwater Cottage are located within 200 metres of the bayside beach at Rye and within walking distance to the township.

St Ives Cottage - is located within 500 metres of the bayside beach at Rye and within walking distance to the township.

Ocean Blue Retreat  - is located within 500 metres of the Ocean Beach (Number Sixteen) and a short drive to the township.