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Frankston South, Victoria
Kirinaran Manor: Kirinaran Manor | Pool & Games Room
5 Beds3.5 BathsSleeps 10
Outdoor poolNear oceanGarden view
$2,129totalincl. cleaning & fees
Thu 26 – Sat 28 Nov · 2 nights
Hilltop views over the bay, minutes from Frankston and Mount Eliza.
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Frankston South is minutes from both Frankston and Mount Eliza, with winding streets, established homes and sweeping hilltop views of the bay.
Its landmarks are Olivers Hill and Sweetwater Creek, and bush reserves with walking trails run down towards the foreshore.
Thirteen hectares of gullies and bushland with boardwalks, lookouts and The Granites rock formation, from Liddesdale Avenue at the base of Olivers Hill.
A five-kilometre loop trail, mostly wide and flat, with bay views at the southern end and a launch ramp for flat-water paddling.
A narrow bay beach below the bluffs, unpatrolled, with a Beachsafe hazard rating of 3 out of 10.
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 · 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 · 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.