
Fingal, Victoria
Golf Course Retreat: Golf Course Retreat - 5 Min to Hot Springs & Beach
Sun 29 Nov – Tue 1 Dec · 2 nights
Hot springs, world-class golf and wild ocean beaches.
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Fingal sits between St Andrews Beach and Rye, halfway between the Port Phillip and Western Port coasts, about an hour and a half's drive from Melbourne.
It's known for golf, with courses such as St Andrews Beach, and for wellbeing: Peninsula Hot Springs is here. The national park's coastal walks start from the Fingal Picnic Area, two kilometres north of Cape Schanck.
Natural geothermal mineral springs on Springs Lane, with more than 70 bathing and wellness experiences.
A world-class surf beach in the national park, with rough surf and strong currents. Swim only between the flags.
Guiding ships since 1859, with a boardwalk down to the rock platform and lookouts over Pulpit Rock.

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.

Mornington Peninsula guide · 4 min read
Brunch by the beach, a long lunch in the hills, seafood with the bay out the window. These are the places we send guests, re-checked so you don't drive out to a closed door.

Mornington Peninsula guide · 4 min read
Some of our favourite peninsula weekends happen in winter. Soak at the hot springs, walk a windswept beach, linger over a long lunch by the fire, then head home to your own.