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Balnarring, Victoria
Azure Allure: Azure Allure | 10 Min Walk to Balnarring Village
3 Beds2 BathsSleeps 8
Near oceanGarden viewGames room
$1,616totalincl. cleaning & fees
Tue 1 – Thu 3 Dec · 2 nights
A small village near the calm waters of Western Port.
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Balnarring is a small village a couple of kilometres inland on the Western Port side of the Peninsula, about an hour and a quarter's drive from Melbourne.
Wetlands with walking trails border the village centre, wineries dot the farmland around it, and Balnarring Beach is a couple of kilometres down the road.
Safe swimming along sweeping crescents of sand where Merricks Creek meets Western Port, backed by a nature reserve.
An 1895 homestead and wetlands in Somers, where birdwatchers can spot more than 60 species from the hides.
A cellar door looking over the vines to Western Port, and a sculpture park, in neighbouring Merricks.
Mornington Peninsula guide · 6 min read
The peninsula has more than 50 cellar doors, many of them small and family run, in the hills around Red Hill, Main Ridge and Merricks. Here's where to taste, where to linger over lunch, and how to do it without anyone drawing the short straw.
Mornington Peninsula guide · 6 min read
The peninsula has two coastlines with two moods. The bay side is calm, with bathing boxes and gentle water for families. The ocean side is wild and beautiful, and best left to surfers and strong swimmers.
Mornington Peninsula guide · 5 min read
Bushland ridges, clifftop paths and old forts at the very end of the peninsula. Here are the walks we send guests on, from an hour's loop with a view to a two-day trek between the bay and the ocean.